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A comment on the question "Is there a way to get a badge that does not show my @ replies?" in Twitter:

Remy, your script is fantastic! And I love how you've been constantly updating the script since you first wrote it over a year ago. Thanks! – mdy, on June 16, 2008 17:21

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

Jure Cuhalev replied on June 13, 2008 14:48 to the problem "Movable Type plugin never retrieves suggestions" in Zemanta:

It seems that our installation instructions are not clear enough and you need to set permissions of json-proxy.cgi to 755 (read and execute for whole world).

Thanks to Toni for pointing it out here: http://mt4.juneeonline.com/babble-on/...

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.

Alan H. replied on May 12, 2008 00:18 to the question "Is there a way to get a badge that does not show my @ replies?" in Twitter:

I haven't implemented this, but someone may have already and it's certainly possible: Yahoo! Pipes could be used to strip out @-replies and leave exactly X (say, 4) standard updates, assuming at least X of the last Y (say, 10) are standard updates.

A server-side script implementing caching would guarantee exactly X standard updates.

mdy replied on May 11, 2008 16:26 to the problem "Badge showing replies" in Twitter:

I don't know of a way to do it using the flash badge, but there's a way to do this using the html/javascript badge mentioned in this related thread (in case you're interested).

mdy replied on May 11, 2008 16:18 to the question "Badges without @replies?" in Twitter:

I completely forgot about the javascript badge in this other thread. A lot better than the Yahoo Pipes alternative.

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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.

engage replied on May 11, 2008 07:24 to the question "Badges without @replies?" in Twitter:

I vote for this option of no @replies as well. It doesn't make sense when I have just one post at a time on my blog, and it says "@johndoe this is a great story but no one knows the context of it because they only see one post at time".

It would be better to not have them in your blog badges.

mdy replied on May 11, 2008 06:59 to the question "Badges without @replies?" in Twitter:

Hi there. There's currently no parameter available, unfortunately.

But you may want to explore the alternative described in this related thread.

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