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James [bkkeepr] replied on November 05, 2009 08:47 to the question "Does bkkeepr have a limit on how many books it remembers?" in bkkeepr:

As I replied to your other question on exporting - no, there's no limit, we're just working on ways to display older data better...

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James [bkkeepr] replied on November 05, 2009 08:46 to the idea "Is there a way to export bkkeepr records?" in bkkeepr:

Hi Rana -

Don't worry, the data is definitely not being dumped - some older books are not visible temporarily while we're doing some work on the site and improve presentation, but you'll be able to see them soon.

That said, you can always export your data in XML via the api, at the address http://bkkeepr.com/api/user/[Your-Username].xml - more info at http://bkkeepr.com/api

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James [bkkeepr] replied on October 19, 2009 10:39 to the idea "Lending library related metadata." in bkkeepr:

Nice idea. We're expanding the feature set, and social/useful features like this will be high on the list...

James [bkkeepr] replied on September 30, 2009 12:53 to the idea "revenue share to drive use" in bkkeepr:

This is a good idea - and we'll think about how it could be implemented in bkkeepr 2.0 (see your other answer).

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James [bkkeepr] replied on September 30, 2009 12:52 to the question "Finish (and other management) via web" in bkkeepr:

Yup, this is the big one, and we want it too. We're currently planning bkkeepr 2.0 and twitter-independent logins are the core of that, but it's a time and money issue. We're working on that!

James [bkkeepr] replied on September 30, 2009 12:50 to the idea "Include all finished books in finished list" in bkkeepr:

Hmm - this should be happening already. Can you give me an example and I'll look into it? Cheers.

James [bkkeepr] replied on August 13, 2009 15:47 to the question "Bkkeepr badge not updating" in bkkeepr:

This has been fixed, I believe, so I'm marking it as so. Ignore this message...

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James [bkkeepr] replied on August 13, 2009 15:47 to the idea "Linking blog badges to the social graph using rel="me"" in bkkeepr:

That is a good idea. Your confidence is not misplaced.

Code updated: http://bkkeepr.com/badges

Yay for microformats!

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James [bkkeepr] replied on August 10, 2009 15:11 to the problem "badge showing 'begins' as finishes with 1 Jan 1970 dates" in bkkeepr:

Sorry for the delay - this is now fixed.

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James [bkkeepr] replied on August 10, 2009 15:10 to the problem "Dates on badge being reported as "January 1, 1970"" in bkkeepr:

Hey all - huge apologies for the delay, but I think this is now fixed... Do you want to check your badges and let me know if it's still buggy?

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James [bkkeepr] replied on July 17, 2009 08:40 to the problem "Errors" in bkkeepr:

Are you Minday on Twitter?

In which case, bkkeepr sent you those messages because you sent things like "Follow me" which aren't bkkeepr commands - it's just a bot, it doesn't understand very much.

You sent one bkkeepr command - I think - and if you send it again, correctly according to the instructions at http://bkkeepr.com/how (including all lowercase) it will work fine.

James [bkkeepr] replied on July 13, 2009 10:45 to the problem "Someone signed up for twitter using my email address" in Twitter:

If you've got the email address, you can say you've lost the password, get a new one, and delete the account.

James [bkkeepr] reported a problem in Twitter on July 13, 2009 10:44:

No longer auto-following - and support tickets closed without an answer.

Until recently, Twitter auto-followed back people who follow the @bkkeepr bot. This has now stopped, which is a big problem for my growing service. (http://bkkeepr.com)

Furthermore, the two support tickets I raised at http://help.twitter.com/ (http://help.twitter.com/requests/420236 and http://help.twitter.com/requests/417945) have both been marked "solved" without response or remedy.

Please can you tell me what's up with auto-follow, and why my support tickets keep being closed without an answer.