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Michael Ivey started following the problem "faces are too small / non-existent on friend adds" in foursquare.

Michael Ivey replied on September 28, 2009 18:41 to the problem "Flickr (Atom) automatic import isn't working." in Soup:

Thanks Christopher! I'm happy to change the feed, if needed, if you have another way to accomplish desired effect.

Michael Ivey reported a problem in Soup on September 22, 2009 14:29:

Flickr (Atom) automatic import isn't working.

Our Flickr custom atom feeds on ellieivey.com aren't loading. I've tried manually refreshing, and also adding one of them in a second time, and no updates. Something wedged and need to be unwedged?

Michael Ivey shared an idea in Feedly on September 19, 2009 18:14:

Please add support for Read It Later (http://readitlaterlist.com/)

I love Feedly, and I love Read It Later. Right now, I'm opening the article, saving for later, and immediately closing...so it takes me a keystroke, a click, and a key combo. They have a simple API, so could you make it 1 click (or even better, one keystroke?)

Thanks!

Michael Ivey started following the question "Tipjoy still active?" in Tipjoy.

A comment on the problem "Problems with Fluid App" in CoTweet:

Thanks, Kyle! – Michael Ivey, on July 16, 2009 12:38

Michael Ivey replied on July 16, 2009 03:53 to the problem "Problems with Fluid App" in CoTweet:

Anyone have a good icon for their Fluid app they'd like to share?

Michael Ivey set one of Michael Ivey's replies as an official response to "Microloan Commodity" in Twitpay

Michael Ivey replied on July 16, 2009 01:41 to the idea "Microloan Commodity" in Twitpay:

Are there any special things that would happen if you sent someone a microloan? Is there any kind of central microloan clearinghouse that might track them, beyond what L4H is doing? Is $25 a standard microloan amount?

I like the idea, and if we don't come up with something bigger, we'll definitely add it as a basic commodity. Thanks Tori!

Michael Ivey started following the idea "Microloan Commodity" in Twitpay.

Michael Ivey replied on July 16, 2009 01:29 to the update "What other apps would you like Get Satisfaction to integrate with?" in Get Satisfaction:

Lighthouse issue tracking, and Tender support.

Michael Ivey set one of Michael Ivey's replies as an official response to "is RT2Give live and working? can we use it yet?" in Twitpay

Michael Ivey replied on July 09, 2009 17:25 to the question "is RT2Give live and working? can we use it yet?" in Twitpay:

RT2Give is still in development. No guarantees, but our best guess is it's about a month away.

If you'd like to try it early, we'll run some trial campaigns as we get closer. Let me know if you'd like to run something early.

Michael Ivey replied on July 08, 2009 05:41 to the question "How can I report spam when I can't get spam to follow me?" in Twitter:

You should be able to DM spam even if they aren't following you. You can also send spam reports via replies: @spam @luoxuegui

Michael Ivey replied on July 08, 2009 05:38 to the question "Twitter history." in Twitter:

Twitter spun out of a company called Odeo. @jack gets credit for the original idea. There's a great first-person account of the early days of the company here: http://www.140characters.com/2009/01/...

Michael Ivey posted an update in Twitpay on April 02, 2009 16:43:

Support for Twitpay is at support.twitpay.me

Need help with Twitpay? Visit our support site, http://support.twitpay.me for quick answers from the Twitpay team.

A comment on the question "Twitter OAuth Support" in Blip.fm:

They opened it up. It's important, because storing users' Twitter passwords is bad karma, and there's a better way to do it now. – Michael Ivey, on March 17, 2009 19:48

Michael Ivey asked a question in Blip.fm on March 17, 2009 03:35:

Twitter OAuth Support

When will you add Twitter OAuth support? I don't like to give out my Twitter password, but I'd love to share my blips on Twitter.

Michael Ivey replied on March 13, 2009 02:11 to the question "Any idea when Brightkite will use Twitter oauth?" in Brightkite:

Adding OAuth is the only thing keeping me from using Brightkite more often. I love it, but I need Twitter integration to make it worth it, and I don't give out my Twitter password.

Michael Ivey started following the question "Any idea when Brightkite will use Twitter oauth?" in Brightkite.