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A comment on the question "Plugin for Chrome?" in PostRank:

Revenue generating? How? – GobberGo, on September 23, 2009 01:42

GobberGo started following the idea "Global keyboard shortcut for twhirl" in Seesmic.

GobberGo replied on May 29, 2009 17:42 to the question "Plugin for Chrome?" in PostRank:

Chrome is beginning to support extensions in the dev build! http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/...

Eagerly anticipating AideRSS for Google Reader. It's one of my must-have extensions.

A comment on the problem "Signs of bloat?" in Mozilla:

No, should I? The recent update seemed to help a bit, BTW, but it does still happen. – Gobbergo, on April 08, 2009 00:56

A comment on the problem "Signs of bloat?" in Mozilla:

Nope. Just these:
Add to Search Bar
Better GReader
CustomizeGoogle
Foxmarks
Gmail Notifier
Greasemonkey
TwitterFox
Ubiquity – Gobbergo, on April 08, 2009 00:55

Gobbergo replied on April 07, 2009 18:25 to the problem "Signs of bloat?" in Mozilla:

CPU never hits 100 when activating Ubiquity, maybe 60-70. Nevertheless, it misses the first letter I type more than half the time if I'm typing quickly (which is kinda the point of Ubiquity, right?).

Gobbergo replied to "Signs of bloat?", but it was removed. see the change log

Gobbergo reported a problem in Mozilla on April 06, 2009 20:55:

Signs of bloat?

I've noticed a lag time when calling up Ubiquity (version 0.1.7.1) in FF3.1b3 on my Powerbook. The cursor sometimes takes a few moments to appear. This has never been a problem before.

Gobbergo asked a question in PostRank on March 30, 2009 23:24:

Plugin for Chrome?

Do you plan to release an AideRSS Google Reader plugin for Chrome? If so, what's your projected launch date?

Gobbergo replied on March 04, 2009 22:07 to the problem "The AideRSS controls don't appear in Google Reader." in PostRank:

Same problem. No AideRSS showing up in Google Reader. Using latest Greasemonkey script in FF 3.1b2 on OS X 10.5.6.

Gobbergo started following the problem "The AideRSS controls don't appear in Google Reader." in PostRank.

Gobbergo replied on January 09, 2009 21:05 to the question "WaPo feed posts all get 1.0 rank--this cannot be." in PostRank:

Thanks. Are you working on adding support for javascript comments? Any idea when it might be rolled out?

Gobbergo replied on January 09, 2009 17:46 to the question "WaPo feed posts all get 1.0 rank--this cannot be." in PostRank:

Thanks.

While we're on the subject, the feeds for my paper, the Wisconsin State Journal, don't seem to get much traction as far as PostRank is concerned. It's entirely possible this is accurate--not a lot of people (relatively speaking) blog, etc. about what we do I guess--but if you could take a look to make sure the engagement metrics are getting picked up, I'd appreciate it.

Some feeds:
www.madison.com/rss/rss.xml
www.madison.com/wsj/home/local/rss.xml
www.madison.com/wsj/home/biz/rss.xml
www.madison.com/wsj/home/opinion/rss.xml

Gobbergo replied on January 08, 2009 23:34 to the question "WaPo feed posts all get 1.0 rank--this cannot be." in PostRank:

This is the feed in question: http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/...

I don't know why it has a 2005 date. I pulled it here: http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/... and it is allegedly the Top News feed for the site. Other feeds do not have the same problem.

Gobbergo asked a question in PostRank on January 08, 2009 23:30:

WaPo feed posts all get 1.0 rank--this cannot be.

Why do posts to washingtonpost.com's main feed get almost all 1.0 rankings? Is it possible there is NO engagement with such a major news source? I think not.

Gobbergo marked one of Melanie Baker's replies in PostRank as useful. Melanie Baker replied to the problem "Has PostRank 2.0 broken my Google Reader Greasemonkey script?".

Gobbergo marked one of Melanie Baker's replies in PostRank as useful. Melanie Baker replied to the problem "Has PostRank 2.0 broken my Google Reader Greasemonkey script?".

Gobbergo started following the problem "I can't delete tweets, trash can isn't showing up." in Twitter.

Gobbergo reported a problem in PostRank on October 29, 2008 16:32:

Has PostRank 2.0 broken my Google Reader Greasemonkey script?

The Google Reader Greasemonkey script seems to have busted as of this morning (10/29). I can’t imagine it’s a coincidence that PostRank 2.0 launched yesterday.

All my feeds are showing up with a PR of 1.0. This is definitely not correct, as just yesterday they ran the whole range.

I reinstalled the script and still the problem persists.

Gobbergo started following the problem "rss feed (me and my friends) doesn't work in Google reader" in Twitter.