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Jamie Kite replied on November 20, 2009 14:04 to the problem "Can't Nominate" in IZEA:

I'm sorry, I have not been able to replicate the issue you are having. Did you get an error message? I see that you are using Internet Explorer 7. Have you tried it in a different browser? Any additional information you can provide would be helpful.

Jamie Kite marked one of Tina's replies in IZEA as useful. Tina replied to the question "about my lead".

Jamie Kite replied on November 19, 2009 16:44 to the problem "Finished post stuck in my Just for me queue" in IZEA:

All of the Opp lists in SocialSpark show Opportunities you have already taken as long as those Opportunities have not ended or been yanked. The Just for Me list isn't so much a queue as it is a list of open Opps that you are eligible for due to an advertiser hiring a network you're in or hiring you directly to write Sponsored Posts. Unfortunately we have no plans to exclude taken Opps from the "Just For Me" list at this time.

Jamie Kite replied on November 19, 2009 16:27 to the problem "Help! All Socialspark opps before the change are being rejected" in IZEA:

Hi Chris,

The problem has been resolved but you will need to edit your posts one last time and resubmit. The disclosure badge you grabbed is a wacky hybrid of the new and old badges (which we gave you as a result of a bug that has since been resolved), and needs to be changed back to the original badge code.

Please copy and paste the disclosure badge codes you see on the edit page now to make sure you're grabbing the exact code necessary. (I had tried pasting them here but they came out looking very strange due to Get Satisfaction's formatting). This should only affect you and three other very proactive bloggers who updated their posts with the buggy badges before we had a chance to fix it.

I truly apologize for the inconvenience and thank you for taking the time to correct your badges one last time to get these posts paid out.

Jamie Kite replied on November 19, 2009 15:50 to the problem "Help! All Socialspark opps before the change are being rejected" in IZEA:

We are still working out the issue, so I apologize for the additional rejection notices. If your posts are still up and still meet all of the requirements, they will be paid. More info on our blog here: http://izea.com/socialspark-payout-re...

Jamie Kite replied on November 19, 2009 13:51 to the problem "Help! All Socialspark opps before the change are being rejected" in IZEA:

Hi Chris, I am looking into this right now. I will update this thread when I know more.

Jamie Kite replied on November 16, 2009 20:01 to the question "How can I back up a podcast's files?" in Six Apart:

Thanks for your help miz_ginevra! I did eventually get a link for the zip file through the Typepad support ticket you created for me. I'm very thankful to have this. Perhaps this topic should be converted to an idea to make FTP available for people to access their own files (if that topic doesn't already exist).

Jamie Kite replied on November 16, 2009 16:44 to the question "Pending verification" in IZEA:

Hi Mina, currently the review time for a blog in SocialSpark is about 7-14 days. Thank you for your patience as the review team goes through the pending blog reviews in the order in which they were submitted.

Jamie Kite replied on November 12, 2009 20:01 to the idea "A more modern and more Typepad way to enlarge pictures" in Six Apart:

I think ralf is referring to something like Lightbox2. It really doesn't take long to implement from a dev perspective unless you're not using a common Javascript library like Prototype or jQuery. Then you'll have some wheel reinvention to do.

Jamie Kite set one of Jamie Kite's replies as an official response to "Is there a problem with CPCs?" in IZEA

Jamie Kite replied on November 12, 2009 18:04 to the question "Is there a problem with CPCs?" in IZEA:

Hi RealityTVFan,

While there is not a problem with the scoring algorithm I did find a problem with the automatic billing on a few CPC Opportunities, of which this was one. While the Opportunity was set to automatically refill itself, it hadn't been doing so. That problem has been fixed and the nightly billing is now turned back on.

The good thing is that when a CPC Opp runs out of money, the valid clicks that come in afterward get set into a hold state, so that if the Opp's budget is refilled those users will get paid first. We ran the billing script for one day of billing this morning and a few hundred more conversions were created. It looks like a few of those were yours. You do still have several events that are waiting for the next round of nightly billing, but as long as the opp stays live you will be first in line with anyone else who had valid clicks come through after the Opp ran out of money.

I hope this helps. You should notice a change in your account for this Opportunity now, and even more so over the next few days.

Jamie Kite replied on November 12, 2009 02:06 to the question "How can I back up a podcast's files?" in Six Apart:

Hi Miz_ginevra,

Thank you for creating a ticket for me, but the response I got was something I could have found in the TypePad FAQ.

TypePad does not have a tool to mass-download a large number of files, via FTP. You can download the files via Library > File Manager, which you can read more about here: http://help.sixapart.com/tp/us/file_m...

As I wrote in this question, I am looking for a way to back up dozens of podcast files at once, not one at a time. Downloading them one at a time is extremely time-consuming.

Can someone on your team generate a ZIP file or a temporary FTP site where I can download all of my podcast files? It seems that it is quite easy to create lots of file content on TypePad, but nearly impossible to back it up.

I am a long-time customer and rarely ask for help; it would be nice to see the Six Apart folks go a little above and beyond what's available in the web front-end.

Jamie Kite replied on November 11, 2009 18:03 to the problem ""Past due" message is badly formatted." in Prfessor:

This probably shouldn't be absolutely positioned. It's happening anywhere there's something else in that spot.

Jamie Kite replied on November 11, 2009 18:01 to the problem "Can't preview course without being logged out of course admin" in Prfessor:

What's the status on this one? It's incredibly frustrating not to be able to preview changes without getting logged out of the edit/admin side.

Jamie Kite shared an idea in Get Satisfaction on November 11, 2009 16:37:

Hide Get Satisfaction ads from employees.

It'd be nice if Get Satisfaction would hide advertisements from users who are already employees of at least one company. Every time I see this I think, "But my organization already has a customer community!"

Jamie Kite shared an idea in Prfessor on November 11, 2009 16:33:

Allow co-authors for a course.

It'd be nice if you could give multiple authors credit for the content in a course.

Jamie Kite reported a problem in Prfessor on November 11, 2009 15:24:

"Past due" message is badly formatted.

Viewed in Safari v4.0.3, this is what I see when I log in to my account on myprfessor.com:

Jamie Kite replied on November 10, 2009 21:31 to the question "How can I back up a podcast's files?" in Six Apart:

http://firstchristianwpb.typepad.com (It's the podcast blog I need, not the main one)

Jamie Kite asked a question in Six Apart on November 07, 2009 19:24:

How can I back up a podcast's files?

Is there a way to download all files associated with an account? I'd like to back up an entire podcast but I don't see a way to download items via FTP or a ZIP export. We have a few years worth of MP3s for our Podcast and I don't have a week of free time to download each file individually.

Jamie Kite started following the idea "Do not allow threads with duplicate titles." in Get Satisfaction.