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I'll give it a try. Does it work with YouTube?. Also, speaking of RSS, I used another Kyte ID to subscribe to a channel (I don't see anywhere where channels have dedicated RSS feeds). But I saw how, if I subscribe to a channel from another ID, I can create a personal RSS feed that any activity on my subscriptions pours into. So, I subscribed to a channel, and then went into that channel and added content to it. But the content did no show up in the feed. Why? Here's the feed: http://www.kyte.tv/account/rss.html?k... It's for the subscriptions of a userID called MashupCamp. Through that ID, I subscribed to the channel MashupCamp_TV (which does not belong to the MashupCamp ID, but rather my ID, davidberlind). Thanks.

db – dberlind, on November 16, 2008 00:34

Still getting some buggies and, as you can see, I was confused by what you said before. Based on the suggestion to use "w2e" instead of "Web 2.0 Expo" itself, I ended up creating an event called "interop_ny" instead of "Interop New York 2008". For Web 2.0 Expo in New York, I think I got it right. At some point, I clicked on the Home tab and got a string of errors again. One thing I noticed is that when I went back in to edit the event (not easy to find that link, but I found it), I couldn't change its name or delete it and any information that I originally keyed into the form (eg: tags) was not there for editing. Regarding the partnership question, our prototyping involves a combination of tools and presentation. I'm pretty open in terms of what tools we use since, so far, nothing does exactly what we're looking for and ultimately, we may have to work more closely with a variety of developers like you to customize this functionality to our liking. Please email me at dberlind AT techweb DOT com and we talk a bit more about this. – dberlind, on September 17, 2008 22:03

Thanks for responding to these inquiries craig and particularly for the customer service when you're clearly not obligated. Mike showed me this a couple of nights ago (with James present). Not sure how he ended up adding Energy Camp to EventTrack but my interest is certainly piqued as we're prototyping something here at TechWeb that's remarkably similar to EventTrack. Anyway, I went back and refresh the page, saw the link, and tried entering something but got a lot of errors. For example "Warning: array_values() [function.array-values]: The argument should be an array in /home/eventtra/public_html/lib/eventstrack.php on line 54".

So, not that you're obligated to do anything about this, but, provided the errors get worked out, can I suggest a two field form with a submit button?

Field #1: Name of Event
Field #2: searchable keywords and/or tags separated by commas.

So, for example:

Event Name: Web 2.0
keywords/tags: #w2e, #w2e_NY08

or

Right now, after entering the keyword, I couldn't find a submit button. Pressing "enter" did the trick. But a submit button would be nice. Also, just fyi, the field is showing up twice in the UI. Once top right, and once inthe middle down lower. I can send screenshots if you'd like. DM me your contact details if you want. My twitter ID is dberlind. – dberlind, on September 17, 2008 19:47

Thanks Craig.. just went and click on my name (I created a userID) and I saw the option to add new tags (areas of interest), but not to add an new event into the system. Unless there's a way to translate an area of interest into an event? I saw that EnergyCamp (just took place, I ran it with James Governor) was listed as an event. I was hoping to get Web 2.0 and Interop listed. There are a variety of tags in play associated with these events. Thanks. – dberlind, on September 17, 2008 14:57