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A comment on the idea "Needs a 'tweet' field on main window" in atebits:

Good thing software development isn't a democracy then. ;) Stick to your design Loren! – Kevin Hoctor, on April 20, 2009 17:01

A comment on the idea "Needs a 'tweet' field on main window" in atebits:

This app is NOT inherently mouse driven. Tweetie is one of the most keyboard friendly apps I've ever used. Having no static input panel for a new tweet has not stopped me from tweeting at all. – Kevin Hoctor, on April 20, 2009 15:40

Kevin Hoctor replied on April 20, 2009 13:23 to the idea "Tweet location information like "sent from xxxxx"" in atebits:

Okay, maybe "necessary" is a bit strong, but I really like to know where the tweets come from.

Kevin Hoctor replied on April 20, 2009 13:05 to the idea "Tweet location information like "sent from xxxxx"" in atebits:

I agree. This is very necessary!

Kevin Hoctor replied on April 20, 2009 13:02 to the idea "Needs a 'tweet' field on main window" in atebits:

I actually like being able to change the view of the main window while I am editing a tweet so if the new tweet entry was embedded in this window, this ability should not be lost.

Kevin Hoctor replied on November 24, 2008 01:04 to the problem "Tweetsville has become extremely slow for me" in Tapulous:

Excellent! Clearing the cash did bring Tweetsville back to a much more snappy state. Thanks!

Kevin Hoctor marked one of jpoh's replies in Tapulous as useful. jpoh replied to the problem "Tweetsville has become extremely slow for me".

Kevin Hoctor reported a problem in Tapulous on November 23, 2008 14:39:

Tweetsville has become extremely slow for me

I love Tweetsville but this is an iPhone app, which means, something we use when we have a minute or two to kill. Unfortunately, the load time for an updated timeline from start of app is almost 2 minutes! That's way too long.

It's also been slow for me to switch views and to pull up a new tweet entry.

Overall, when I tap something in Tweetsville, I should get feedback immediately even if finishing the operation is longer.

A comment on the problem "Tweetsville crashing on specific tweet" in Tapulous:

The crash logs have been sent. Thanks. – Kevin Hoctor, on November 14, 2008 23:21

Kevin Hoctor replied on November 14, 2008 23:13 to the problem "Tweetsville crashing on specific tweet" in Tapulous:

And I can't make it happen when looking at the history of Jason Snell or Joey Gibson, just in my own timeline. Here's an image of where the scroll stops in Tweetsville: http://www.quicksnapper.com/kevinhoct...

Kevin Hoctor replied on November 14, 2008 22:58 to the problem "Tweetsville crashing on specific tweet" in Tapulous:

On my iPhone? Nope. I've never tried to capture a crash log in anything but Mobile Safari. If you tell me how to do it, I'll give it a shot.

Kevin Hoctor reported a problem in Tapulous on November 14, 2008 21:32:

Tweetsville crashing on specific tweet

Tweetsville crashes when displaying this tweet: https://twitter.com/joeyGibson/status...

Kevin Hoctor set one of Kevin Hoctor's replies as an official response to "What about collapsible buckets?" in No Thirst Software

Kevin Hoctor replied on July 07, 2008 21:28 to the idea "What about collapsible buckets?" in No Thirst Software:

Hi John,

I had hierarchal buckets in one of the first designs of MoneyWell and promptly removed them. Too much information was being hidden.

I am working on ways to improve visuals for long bucket lists but I am also an advocate of consolidating buckets whenever possible. Typically, the more detail you have to manage, the more room for error to occur. It is smart to separate buckets when there are different priorities. I appreciate your feedback!

Kevin Hoctor replied on July 07, 2008 17:36 to the discussion "Should we use Get Satisfaction as our user forum?" in No Thirst Software:

I don't think Get Satisfaction allows replies by email. I did change the settings on our Google Groups so we get to review any first posts by new members and that seems to have stopped the spam for now. We may stick with our existing forum because it is better at email discussions.

Kevin Hoctor set one of Kevin Hoctor's replies as an official response to "Is there a way to print a nice layout of your spending plan?" in No Thirst Software

Kevin Hoctor replied on July 07, 2008 13:31 to the question "Is there a way to print a nice layout of your spending plan?" in No Thirst Software:

Sorry, there is no way right now to print the spending plan. We have new reports and graphs planned for future versions.

Kevin Hoctor replied on July 04, 2008 19:03 to the idea "Idea about Accounts List item selection" in No Thirst Software:

This concept was one of the original designs, but I got tired of having to uncheck one account just to switch to another. Unlike apps like iCal, MoneyWell users tend to focus on one account at a time. I do appreciate the idea!

Kevin Hoctor started a conversation in No Thirst Software on June 23, 2008 16:13:

Should we use Get Satisfaction as our user forum?

Because of the growing spam problem on our Google Groups user forum, I would like to hear feedback about using Get Satisfaction as our main user forum. Please let me know if this is better or worse than our current Google Groups forum.