dmje's dashboard

richard replied on September 10, 2008 13:48 to the question "Getting my stuff out again" in Diary.com:

Yes, we will allow you to access your comments via an RSS feed as well.

james started following the question "Getting my stuff out again" in Diary.com.

A comment on the question "Getting my stuff out again" in Diary.com:

Hello Richard, I am looking forward to the rss export too. And, I hope to export the rss feed of my entries' comments. In fact, I post more comments than new diary entries. Would you please meet my little request?

Thank you:)

fordchao – fordchao, on September 04, 2008 19:27

amicalmant started following the idea "4 easy ideas to block twitter spam" in Twitter.

richard replied on September 02, 2008 14:51 to the question "Getting my stuff out again" in Diary.com:

Hi,

We're 100% behind users being able to access all their data. We have implemented the Latest Updates feed and plan to offer an RSS feed of each of your diaries that you can page through so can effectively access all content you have created. Keep an eye on our blog for feature updates and thanks for letting use know!

Richard.

dmje asked a question in Diary.com on September 02, 2008 13:39:

Getting my stuff out again

Have just created an account - all worked fine. The thing is, I'm not about to invest my time in putting in any content until I know I can get it out again. I couldn't find a feed / api / data dump? Until there is one, I don't think I'll be using the app...

ta

Mike

Jay Cuthrell replied on August 21, 2008 03:11 to the idea "4 easy ideas to block twitter spam" in Twitter:

I'd appreciate you taking a look at my idea and letting me know what you think http://gsfn.us/t/khp

Luke Dorny started following the idea "4 easy ideas to block twitter spam" in Twitter.

A comment on the idea "4 easy ideas to block twitter spam" in Twitter:

Surely that would be done by Twitter themselves? If they notice accounts that are consistently being blocked, they'd make moves to add them to their spam queue..? – dmje, on July 28, 2008 15:59

wizmical replied on July 27, 2008 13:07 to the idea "4 easy ideas to block twitter spam" in Twitter:

Yes, but blocking them doesn't flag them as spam. These accounts need to be purged so they don't suck up database and traffic flow - which seems to be their primary purpose. The result is legit users have to make do without legit twitter functions and end up leaving for greener pastures.

wizmical started following the idea "4 easy ideas to block twitter spam" in Twitter.

A comment on the idea "4 easy ideas to block twitter spam" in Twitter:

I don't think new users work like that, IMO. I certainly didn't. And besides, the followee still gets the chance to ok the follower - it just gives a good indication of a likely spam account – dmje, on July 27, 2008 12:35

grummel replied on July 26, 2008 09:52 to the idea "4 easy ideas to block twitter spam" in Twitter:

one has to be careful about simple solutions like that with the ratio - if someone is a beginner and is following a lot of people to explore twitterverse for later selection of the best, you should not punish his omnivore manners; best there are some individual restrictions in the settings (e.g. 3 grades of protectedness)

Serge K. Keller started following the idea "4 easy ideas to block twitter spam" in Twitter.

mdoeff started following the idea "4 easy ideas to block twitter spam" in Twitter.

DIH started following the idea "4 easy ideas to block twitter spam" in Twitter.

Ken McGlothlen started following the idea "4 easy ideas to block twitter spam" in Twitter.

chatterjee started following the idea "4 easy ideas to block twitter spam" in Twitter.

A comment on the idea "4 easy ideas to block twitter spam" in Twitter:

The ratio metric would be cast-iron reliable, but it's typical a reasonable indicator I agree. – Wrestlevania, on July 15, 2008 16:30

Homebrewer started following the idea "4 easy ideas to block twitter spam" in Twitter.