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maestrojed replied on September 03, 2009 05:44 to the problem "Links open in Notepad++ or other text editor" in TweetDeck:
Just mentioning that this suggestion is not a fix it is a work around. Like Jay Goldman said there is no reason Tweetdeck shouldn't be able to send the request to the browser. I want my .html files to open in an editor more then I want to use Tweetdeck.-
maestrojed replied on June 13, 2009 22:26 to the problem "Links open in Notepad++ or other text editor" in TweetDeck:
I too have this problem. Or one very similar.
I am on a Mac,
A link in Tweetdeck will first open my text editor which is BBEdit.
Nothing opens in BBedit and there is not message or error.
After the editor opens the link will open in my browser, Firefox.
So the links do open in the browser it just always launches my text editor too.
Thanks -
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maestrojed shared an idea in Brightkite on July 03, 2008 06:40:
XFN Standard UtilizationIt would be really cool to utilize the XFN standard. This can help Brightkite share and work well with other social sites. In case you are not familiar with XFN it could be a simple as:
hyperlinks to my page would include a rel='me' tag.
links to friends could would include a rel='friend' tag.
Digg and Twitter currently use XFN. And I can see many aggregation apps looking for it. I just saw a presentation by Don Park who spoke about XFN and a XFN spider he wrote. Very interesting.
http://gmpg.org/xfn/
donpark.org
I really like the site and am excited for you!
Jed
