Jeff's dashboard

Jeff replied on September 24, 2008 02:15 to the discussion "Welcome!" in Pikter:

I just signed up with Pikter and so far this service is awesome. I love the concept for my pictures to go to multiple social networks. Thank you for developing this, and I look forward to new features and tweaks to the service.

Jeff started following the question "Is Ping.fm ever going to charge for their services?" in Ping.fm.

Jeff started following the question "Posting to multiple Bloggers using different triggers" in Ping.fm.

Jeff replied on September 22, 2008 10:11 to the idea "Services you'd like to see added to Ping.fm" in Ping.fm:

I like this one too.

Jeff marked one of DJ Paine's replies in Ping.fm as useful. DJ Paine replied to the idea "Services you'd like to see added to Ping.fm".

A comment on the discussion "Post here if you encounter a "not posting" issue" in Ping.fm:

youare.com is now working via ping.fm Thanks. – Jeff, on September 19, 2008 20:21

Jeff replied on September 19, 2008 19:45 to the question "Any plans to add Yammer to Ping.fm?" in Ping.fm:

Yammer is great. I am using it with a custom trigger for micro-blogging. which made me realize that adding an exclusion of services for the 'default' setting would be handy with the addition of Yammer. Instead I added it to the micro-blog, and have no other services listed for that.

Jeff started following the question "Can I use the twitter logo on my web site?" in Twitter.

Jeff started following the question "Alerts via e-mail for people w/o SMS" in Twitter.

Jeff replied on September 19, 2008 17:13 to the question "How do I get email updates for people that I'm following?" in Twitter:

I would also love to see this. Using a RSS to Email service is not frequent enough (nor can I find a reliable one). I, as many others, do not use SMS due to its costs, but I do get email pushed to my phone. So I would be notified when an email message comes in. This would be a great method for receiving a tweet, right in my inbox.

Jeff started following the question "How do I get email updates for people that I'm following?" in Twitter.

Jeff replied on September 15, 2008 19:54 to the discussion "Post here if you encounter a "not posting" issue" in Ping.fm:

I just added youare.com this morning and I have noticed that my status updates are not showing up there.

Jeff started following the idea "app for iPhone?" in Ping.fm.

Jeff replied on September 09, 2008 18:31 to the question "Facebook notes = blog post?" in Ping.fm:

The confusion is that it appears that the setting is to submit your ping to a various service on the other end. For example it looks like I can choose for ping.fm to send to facebook status or to a facebook microblog when I submit a ping through ping.fm. This is not how this works, but from the settings page it is how it appears to work. This is why users are confused about the difference between a status update, a blog, or a micro-blog. Because ping.fm makes a distinction, when there really is none.

Jeff replied on September 09, 2008 16:41 to the question "Facebook notes = blog post?" in Ping.fm:

Huh? What is the difference between a Facebook Status Update and a Facebook Micro-Blog if they both simply update the Facebook Status? This distinction is about as clear as mud. What in the world is the difference between a Micro Blog and a Status Update? And in the case of the Facebook settings, what in the world is the difference if they both do exactly the same thing?

Jeff replied on September 09, 2008 15:10 to the question "Facebook notes = blog post?" in Ping.fm:

I must just not be understanding. Here is how I am understanding this. Facebook only allows status updates. Ping.fm has a setting to allow Micro-Blogging on Facebook. Which doesn't do anything since Facebook's API only allows status updates. This can be disabled in ping.fm by the user, but my question is , what does it do when it is 'enabled'? That is what I do not understand since there is no 'micro-blogging' option with the Facebook API.

Jeff replied on September 09, 2008 14:20 to the question "Facebook notes = blog post?" in Ping.fm:

This is what I don't get. Since Facebook's API can only do status updates, why do we even have the option to choose micro blogs?

Jeff replied on September 09, 2008 12:59 to the question "Facebook notes = blog post?" in Ping.fm:

Why is there a 'micro-blog' option on the Facebook setup if ping.fm can only provide status updates to Facebook?

Jeff started following the idea "Skype Support?" in Ping.fm.

Jeff replied on September 09, 2008 12:54 to the question "I am not clear about the distinction between 'Status Updates', 'Blogging' and 'Micro-blogging'." in Ping.fm:

I must be honest, I still don't get it. And every answer I have heard makes it more confusing.