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dacort replied on August 13, 2009 13:20 to the question "Can I search by numbers?" in TweepSearch:
dacort set one of dacort's replies as an official response to "Imposter spamming" in TweepSearch
dacort replied on August 05, 2009 06:37 to the problem "Imposter spamming" in TweepSearch:
dacort replied on July 27, 2009 20:18 to the problem "Search for accountants produces daft results" in TweepSearch:
dacort set one of dacort's replies as an official response to "Search for accountants produces daft results" in TweepSearch
dacort replied on July 27, 2009 19:23 to the problem "Search for accountants produces daft results" in TweepSearch:
Hi Mark - TweepSearch tries to find similar words, but if you are looking to find exactly "accountant" you can preface it with a plus symbol (+).
Try this search and let me know if it helps - accountant's on TweepSearch
dacort marked one of Damon P. Cortesi's replies in TweepSearch as useful. Damon P. Cortesi replied to the problem "Delete my profile".
dacort replied on July 10, 2009 06:28 to the problem "can't add any more followers" in TweepSearch:
Hi Robin - It's quite possible you hit a daily follow limit (Twitter has some of these in place addition to the 2000 limit). There's some more information here, but Twitter is somewhat vague about it to prevent abuse. Hope that helps.
dacort replied on July 09, 2009 21:59 to the problem "can't add any more followers" in TweepSearch:
dacort replied on July 09, 2009 21:46 to the problem "can't add any more followers" in TweepSearch:
dacort replied on July 07, 2009 19:19 to the idea "Add A Downloadable File" in TweepSearch:
dacort set one of dacort's replies as an official response to "Tweepsearch on iPhone?" in TweepSearch
dacort replied on June 29, 2009 17:17 to the question "Tweepsearch on iPhone?" in TweepSearch:
dacort replied on May 13, 2009 00:17 to the idea "search for exact match" in TweepSearch:
Hi,
You can do this by using the + operator.
Here's an example: http://tweepsearch.com/search?query=%...
I'll update the help page with this operator as it was recently added.
dacort replied on April 29, 2009 19:12 to the problem "Follow button not working" in TweepSearch:
Hi Lynn,
I think you've hit a Twitter limit - if you are @Paracorp on Twitter, they only allow you to follow up to 2,000 people until you have more people following you back. You can find more information about these limits on Twitter's site - http://help.twitter.com/forums/10713/...
As for TweepSearch, I need to add some sort of error message that lets you know you've hit this limit.
dacort replied on April 12, 2009 21:15 to the praise "Twitter once did this, I'm glad someone else has now" in TweepSearch:
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dacort started following the idea "Please, please! add support for airtunes" in Songbird.
dacort replied on April 04, 2009 19:04 to the idea "Add a follow button." in TweepSearch:
Hi Alex,
If you log in to the site by clicking the "Authenticate to Twitter" link, you should see follow and unfollow buttons. Please let me know if you don't.
If you're not logged in, there's not much I can do except provide a link to the Twitter profile where you can follow the person from there. If you click their twitter username on the right-hand side, it will take you to their profile on Twitter.
I'm not sure I can add to tweetdeck groups easily, but I've been looking into it!
dacort replied on March 29, 2009 22:29 to the idea "already following indicator" in TweepSearch:
dacort replied on March 26, 2009 01:47 to the update "Find people on Twitter: people search is back" in Twitter:
Until Twitter re-implements a full bio search (?), I created http://tweepsearch.com - while it doesn't index everybody on Twitter (I'm working on it! ;)), it's got a pretty significant number and you can also use it to search through your friends and/or followers bios.
For a couple examples:
Search for Seattle tweeps: http://tweepsearch.com/search?query=l...
Search for my friends in Seattle: http://tweepsearch.com/search/dacort?...
Enjoy! :)
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