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GeniusBoyWonder shared an idea in Feedly on July 01, 2009 20:15:

Add auto-hashtags to "liked"/tweeted articles with the GReader category/label

It would be great if feedly could add auto-hashtags to "liked" or tweeted articles with the GReader category/label or user-defined one, so that tweets are more easily seen when tagged.

GeniusBoyWonder shared an idea in Feedly on May 25, 2009 11:28:

Map content categories to specific profiles/usernames

I would like to be able to map a feedly category to a specific profile/username e.g. My photography category maps to my photography profile/username and all items I like are shared/posted under that profile. Likewise my software category items are posted under my software profile/username,

Currently this is possible using 2 different logins, but I know I would like to be able to post content using different profiles/logins without having to logout and login again as another profile.

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GeniusBoyWonder reported a problem in Feedly on March 10, 2009 16:51:

Auto-magic BCC Email Address(es) don't send an email when new item is shared.

Auto-magic BCC Email Address(es) don't send an email when new item is shared.

No matter what email address I put in the BCC field I do not get an email of any new article I share. I've tried with a gmail email address and with a Blogger email address.And, yes I've checked my Spam folder.

Ultimately what I am trying to do is auto-publish to my Blogger blog for each story I share in feedly.

I am running Firefox 3.0.7 and Feedly 1.2.201.

GeniusBoyWonder replied on March 02, 2009 19:41 to the problem "unable to load feedly" in Feedly:

I'm running 1.2.191 and getting a new error after the same problem:

Unable to access the feedly service because [reader][0002] failed to integrate with Feedly because failed to get feedly subscriptions : http://s4.feedly.com/users.v2/1354941.... Error:-1 -- [error] failed to GET http://s4.feedly.com/users.v2/1354941... because TypeError -- bt is undefined [...pp/js/10101_core_2408.js@331]

GeniusBoyWonder started following the problem "unable to load feedly" in Feedly.

GeniusBoyWonder shared an idea in Feedscrub on January 15, 2009 19:46:

Sort and process feed by date, author, title etc.

Being able to resort the feed based on various fields e.g. date, author, alphabetical title.

GeniusBoyWonder started following the idea "Batch feed import/export" in Feedscrub.

GeniusBoyWonder replied on October 07, 2008 10:30 to the problem "Category & related articles not showing in Feedly, available in GReader" in Feedly:

Hi Edwin,
Strangely I can now view the category in Feedly. Without having made any changes whatsoever. I'm stumped! But also glad its fixed.

GeniusBoyWonder replied on October 07, 2008 07:50 to the problem "Category & related articles not showing in Feedly, available in GReader" in Feedly:

There is no change when using 1.2.38. The entire category "South Africans" does not show.

GeniusBoyWonder reported a problem in Feedly on October 06, 2008 10:27:

Category & related articles not showing in Feedly, available in GReader

Category & related articles not showing in Feedly, available in GReader despite having tried all of the following:

1) Logged out of Feedly and logged back in
2) Shut down Firefox and restarted.
3) Unchecked the "unread only" option
4) Renamed the two-word category (South Africans) to one word (SouthAfricans) in GReader
5) Added a new feed in Feedly to a new category/tag (South Africans).

Currently running version: 1.2.37 (build 2022)

I did move some existing feeds into the new category in GReader and they do have unread articles in them.

Please help.

GeniusBoyWonder replied on September 08, 2008 09:46 to the question "Can someone explain how Follows work in Feedly?" in Feedly:

Thanks Edwin, it does help, and I think you may have answered it.

I know I wasn't that clear in my first explanation, so here is the crux of the question I was asking:

- In GReader I add person A's public GReader Feed and tag it with my "Technology" tag.
- Feedly reads my entire GReader feed including all GReader subscriptions and shows this in Feedly (including Person A's feed grouped under the "Technology" category).

- In FriendFeed I subscribe to Person A as a friend/follow.
- Feedly reads person A's entire FriendFeed feed, (which also includes Person A's GReader feed) and renders this content as part of their stream.

- In Feedly, while reading under "Technology" I read articles from person A's GReader feed.
- When I navigate to Person A in Feedly, will those articles (now coming via his FriendFeed stream), be marked as read?

I know this is not inherently a Feedly problem, and could happen across any service supported by FriendFeed. However, is Feedly smart enough to only render the article once?

GeniusBoyWonder replied on September 05, 2008 14:52 to the question "Can someone explain how Follows work in Feedly?" in Feedly:

Have I just made a big noob mistake?

After running the "import" FriendFeed and Google Reader settings under the Feedly "+" I now see in GReader that I am subscribed to a bunch of Reader feeds that I may have missed in FriendFeed.

Now that's great as it helped me find a whole bunch of feeds I was missing. But if I was already subscribed/following someone in FF already, doesn't it mean I now get their FF feed AND their GReader feed?

If so, does that mean I will have duplicate stories coming through for those people in FF/Feedly?

If not, does it mean you are working hard in the background to strip out the duplicates and this is causing more delays/performance hits?

A really neat feature would be to be able to "de-dup" on service if I am already subscribed to the guys entire FF.

A comment on the question "Can someone explain how Follows work in Feedly?" in Feedly:

Edwin, after doing a bit more digging I got some great answers on the related topic here - http://getsatisfaction.com/feedly/top.... However my follows between Feedly and Freindfeed don't reconcile, I'm 25 people short in Feedly. Why the difference? – GeniusBoyWonder, on September 05, 2008 09:10

A comment on the question "How are you supposed to find "People"?" in Feedly:

After successfully adding my gmail and friendfeed follow I still can't reconcile Friends & Follows ;-(. In Friendfeed I have 48 follows, but in Feedly I only have 23. Where are the missing people hidding? – GeniusBoyWonder, on September 05, 2008 09:02

GeniusBoyWonder marked one of edwk's replies in Feedly as useful. edwk replied to the question "How are you supposed to find "People"?".