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Dom Delimar replied on November 07, 2009 21:02 to the idea "Feature idea: simple machine-translation for non-English tweets" in CoTweet:

I hope I'm not stealing the focus from CoTweet but John, have you checked with Twitter if they plan to do something about this situation where many individuals post in several different languages (from the same account)?
One solution that comes to my mind is to have Twitter detect the language in which the tweet was made or let users select the language when tweeting and allow all users to filter the languages they don't understand/wish to clutter their timeline (although in your case I think you really want to see tweets in all languages and in that regard I really like this suggestion for CoTweet).

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Dom Delimar replied on November 07, 2009 20:54 to the idea "Favourites on the horizon?" in CoTweet:

I see it as integral part of Twitter and as of now one needs to view a tweet outside the CoTweet just to click that one star which doesn't make a lot of sense so I hope you implement it in future. Also, sometimes it can happen that you're not logged in directly to Twitter while using CoTweet so you have to login first...

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Dom Delimar replied on November 07, 2009 20:51 to the question "When will lists be added to Co-Tweet?" in CoTweet:

I was just thinking about this and I think it could probably fit right there on the left side with inbox, outbox and followup sections...

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Dom Delimar marked one of Hans Engel's replies in TwitKit as useful. Hans Engel replied to the idea "Link to Twitter status updates".

Dom Delimar shared an idea in TwitKit on July 07, 2009 17:42:

Link to Twitter status updates

Please make the status update part ("X minutes ago") a link to the actual status update on Twitter.

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Dom Delimar marked one of Leslie Chicoine's replies in Get Satisfaction as useful. Leslie Chicoine replied to the problem "Problems with visual design".

Dom Delimar replied on March 16, 2009 22:41 to the problem "Problems with visual design" in Get Satisfaction:

Hi Eric and Leslie!

You're welcome. Now, that was fast. :) And it feels a lot better now.

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Dom Delimar replied on March 15, 2009 22:07 to the question "Can I change the textbox style?" in TwitKit:

I share aburiano's wish that this is implemented in a future release.

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Dom Delimar replied on March 15, 2009 21:43 to the question "TwitKit gives me greater usability" in TwitKit:

I use TwitKit to have a quick access to twitter pages in Firefox sidebar, even while surfing other pages. It's great if you have enough place for the sidebar because a lot of stuff can be always at your fingertips. Twitter page(s) is just one of them.

Dom Delimar asked a question in TwitKit on March 15, 2009 21:43:

TwitKit gives me greater usability

Why would I use Tweerdeck, Tweetie, Twitterbar, or Twitkit? What can I do with those that I can't on the regular website?! Please tell me.

Dom Delimar replied on March 15, 2009 21:32 to the problem "Problems with visual design" in Get Satisfaction:

I love the concept of this and kudos for developing such a solution (I found this topic as I was typing this text - great!), but the company page design immediately struck me as too crowded... Seems like there's too many items, especially in the right column that aren't always necessary. I don't know, I realize many sites have designs like yours but I wanted to let you know it struck me as being too heavy in information, thus distracting a bit, in case you have more complains like this you may consider doing something about it. Wish I could have given you more specific suggestions.

Now, after seeing Markus' suggestions and your response Leslie (I wrote the above prior to seeing it) which was a year ago, I guess what I have trouble with is, like Markus says, stuff that's "scattered around and it's hard to parse out the important information". I think that's still a problem.

And let me give you an example actually. I first got to this website following a link to a topic of another company's product. And I was pretty much confused. At first, I thought Get Satisfaction is the company behind this product, which only later I found out, isn't the case. You see, as a customer of another company, all that information (including prominent links to other companies) was not needed to be shown to me, at least not as if it's more important that the other company's product (drawing more attention than the other company's product stuff).

And I suppose you've implemented the API you're talking about which is great - for when I get to use your services. ;)

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