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Chris Thomson replied on August 27, 2008 00:15 to the question "Why not use Google Contacts API?" in Twitter:
Agreed - I'd like to see this implemented, too.-
Kevin Leacock's reply to "What is a "nudge"? (EOM)" was just promoted to the most useful! Denis and 3 other people think it's one of the best replies.
OK, I'm not *quite* right.
From the FAQ:
What's a Nudge?
A nudge is a friendly reminder to update Twitter. Friends can nudge you (and you them) by sending nudge + username to Twitter, or by clicking the nudge link from a person's profile page.
What's an Auto-Nudge?
Auto-nudge is a self-reminding update feature. In other words, we know you have busy lives and may not always remember to Twitter. By popular demand, auto-nudge has come into being. You can schedule a Twitter nudge if you haven't updated in 24 hours.
here: http://help.twitter.com/index.php?pg=... -
Denis asked a question in Twitter on June 03, 2008 18:26:
Why not use Google Contacts API?There is the Google Contacts API.
Why then do you ask for a password to search for contacts on Gmail? This is suspicious.
I would probably like to use Twitter, if I would easily find my friends and I can, but I do not want to provide the password.
