HelloKit's dashboard

HelloKit started following the problem "BK for iPhone with OS 3.0.1" in Brightkite.

A comment on the idea "Everything appears to work out fine- but no Twitter posts & no feeds" in twitterfeed:

Customers??? I'm sure Mario will be happy to refund your money... Oh wait, you didn't pay any. Yes, he should hire someone, and pay them out of his own pocket, to keep people happy who aren't paying him a dime. – HelloKit, on May 28, 2009 19:46

HelloKit started following the problem "Feeds set up ok but nothing is happening" in twitterfeed.

HelloKit started following the idea "How about an "Update now"-button?" in twitterfeed.

HelloKit replied on May 28, 2009 19:40 to the question "Not Checked yet (new feed?) Status" in twitterfeed:

Same problem. Twitter account @HelloKit, feed is www.confoozled.com/rss.rdf.

HelloKit started following the question "Not Checked yet (new feed?) Status" in twitterfeed.

HelloKit started following the question "Can not publish my RSS as tweet" in twitterfeed.

HelloKit shared an idea in Brightkite on May 04, 2009 13:31:

Don't allow nudging of active accounts.

I have random people unknown to me nudging me repeatedly, and it's extremely annoying considering I'm VERY active on BK - I check in everywhere I go! I don't see any point in being able to nudge someone who is perfectly active with their check-ins and posts. I'd like to see BK remove the option to nudge anyone who has posted anything (check-ins included) in, say, the past 48 hours.

HelloKit started following the question "Facebook app would be amazing!" in Brightkite.

HelloKit started following the problem "Brightkite location updates not posting to twitter" in Brightkite.

A comment on the idea "Show place name in private mode." in Brightkite:

Okay, am trying it with my other locations now. What about the ugly "Rhode Isl" instead of "RI"? Will this be corrected as well? – HelloKit, on August 29, 2008 20:11

A comment on the idea "Show place name in private mode." in Brightkite:

I tried this but it doesn't work at all. For the address I was trying it with, if I use the city and state, BK is tacking on a street that is completely unrelated to where I'm at. If I just use the zip code, it comes up as USA with no city or state. I really prefer not to do it at street level, because in my area the streets can be pretty short and this would pinpoint my location just as well as the full address would. – HelloKit, on August 29, 2008 18:40

HelloKit shared an idea in Brightkite on August 29, 2008 17:32:

Show place name in private mode.

I'd like to have place names visible when in private mode. I have a "where am i?" badge on my web site which pulls my latest check-in (via Twitter). I want to be able to show that I am at home, at my in-laws' or at my best friend's house without giving away the address. (I use custom place names in brackets to label these places, but those labels don't show when I'm in private mode.)

I understand that not everyone will want this, so it should be a user preference. It could be even more useful as a per-place setting (i.e. Always show place name in private mode).

HelloKit marked one of Jure Cuhalev's replies in Zemanta as useful. Jure Cuhalev replied to the problem "Movable Type plugin never retrieves suggestions".

HelloKit reported a problem in Zemanta on June 13, 2008 12:59:

Movable Type plugin never retrieves suggestions

I recently installed the Zemanta plugin for Movable Type, and I can't get it to work. It just sits there "retrieving suggestions" but never actually retrieves anything.

HelloKit started following the question "Is there a way to get a badge that does not show my @ replies?" in Twitter.

HelloKit replied on May 11, 2008 11:56 to the question "Badges without @replies?" in Twitter:

We shouldn't need a third-party solution for this. Twitter should offer it as an option on their official badges, just like they do on the Facebook application.

HelloKit started following the problem "Badge showing replies" in Twitter.

HelloKit started following the question "Badges without @replies?" in Twitter.