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Eric Meyer marked one of Bill Greer's replies in GeoCommons as useful. Bill Greer replied to the question "Why can't my lat/lon data be mapped?".
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A comment on the question "Why can't my lat/lon data be mapped?" in GeoCommons:
That was exactly it. Thank you! It was indeed completely not obvious to me that data had to be public to be mapped, so adding that to the documentation is a great idea. – Eric Meyer, on July 02, 2009 16:32 -
Eric Meyer marked one of Stuff and Nonsense's replies in Stuff and Nonsense Ltd. as useful. Stuff and Nonsense replied to the question "tweet.cc".
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Eric Meyer replied on March 30, 2009 00:14 to the problem "I now need to login virtually every time I use Hahlo." in Hahlo:
In my case I think it's about once a day, but yeah, I have to sign in a heck of a lot. -
Eric Meyer started following the problem "I now need to login virtually every time I use Hahlo." in Hahlo.
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A comment on the question "tweet.cc" in Stuff and Nonsense Ltd.:
Annoying indeed. Ah well. Congratulations on the Wired writeup! – Eric Meyer, on February 22, 2009 19:38 -
Eric Meyer asked a question in Stuff and Nonsense Ltd. on February 21, 2009 16:06:
tweet.ccCurious why you didn't register tweet.cc in addition to tweetcc.com. -
Eric Meyer replied on September 03, 2008 19:14 to the problem "No support for content:encoded?" in twitterfeed:
Okay, now the feed is valid (with a couple of recommendations) in addition to being successfully parsed by Twitterfeed. Still no updating with 'content:encoded', though. I'll add 'description' to the items but this still seems like a bug. Is it? -
Eric Meyer reported a problem in twitterfeed on September 03, 2008 18:50:
No support for content:encoded?I'm trying to feed http://meyerweb.com/feeds/excuse/rss2... and it fails (see http://twitter.com/excuseoftheday/), apparently because I use 'content:encoded' and not 'description'. The feedvalidatesis claimed to be successfully parsed by Twitterfeed, so I'm left wondering if there is an oversight or bug in the service, or a mistake on my part.
