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Thomas Knoll replied on July 22, 2008 01:21 to the idea "An idea to search discussion threads more easily" in Seesmic:

(updating status)

Thomas Knoll replied on July 21, 2008 16:49 to the idea "An idea to search discussion threads more easily" in Seesmic:

I love the detail of your suggestion! I've added it to the already existing idea for search. I am closing this idea, and encourage people to comment/vote on the other thread.

A comment on the discussion "Preparing bookmarks and links for PMOG missions" in GameLayers:

Db8? I guess your compiler cannot handle the division by zerOHSHII-- – db0, on June 18, 2008 16:02

melmcbride replied on June 18, 2008 15:39 to the discussion "Preparing bookmarks and links for PMOG missions" in GameLayers:

db8 Wow - that's a great overview of your process. This could be very helpful to educators (and others). Has anybody even done a "how to make a mission" in PMOG video? That would be neat. Mind you, we educators will have to come up with a slightly different strategy for content that adheres to a unit them. But your approach above could be a great starting point. Thank you for sharing your advice!

Critter replied on June 17, 2008 03:25 to the question "Permalinks for threads" in Seesmic:

The link at the bottom of the video will bring up all the videos in that thread.

Which interface are you using, black or white?

db0 started following the idea "We're "satisfied" category" in Get Satisfaction.

db0 replied on June 16, 2008 16:07 to the discussion "Assignments through PMOG missions" in GameLayers:

melmcbride, if you need to tag missions of educational content, just do it. PMOG already provides tag capabilities so all you need to do is tag yours (and any other appropriate mission) with an descriptive tag. As an example, here are all the missions tagged as "science"

If you have any specific idea that you think you might need in order to make this work, don't hesitate to create a new topic about it here.

And also don't forget to vote up ideas that you want if they are already here ;)

melmcbride replied on June 16, 2008 15:55 to the idea "We're "satisfied" category" in Get Satisfaction:

Great responses - you know how to make users feel valued. Thanks!

Scott Fleckenstein replied on June 16, 2008 15:45 to the idea "We're "satisfied" category" in Get Satisfaction:

You know an Idea's time has come when our customers think of it almost nearly at the same time we do.

On a more concrete note, I would expect something like this to get implemented towards the beginning or middle of fall. We've got several bigger items on our plate that we want to finish before we make this additions. I imagine they will take us the summer to implement. Ah, the joys of a small team :)

Eric Suesz replied on June 16, 2008 15:41 to the idea "We're "satisfied" category" in Get Satisfaction:

Have you been lurking around outside underneath our office window? We are actually thinking of exactly that idea.

melmcbride shared an idea in Get Satisfaction on June 16, 2008 15:27:

We're "satisfied" category

I was just looking at the different options I've got on Get Satisfaction. I have Question, Idea, Problem and Discussion. How about a "Give love" or "Endorsement" category for those of us who really love a product? By and large, most people will use GS to either make a suggestion or post a problem/complaint. Companies also need to know when they're doing things right. Don't you think?

melmcbride started following the idea "An idea to search discussion threads more easily" in Seesmic.

melmcbride asked a question in Seesmic on June 16, 2008 15:21:

Permalinks for threads

Is it possible to link to a seesmic thread (rather than one single video)?

melmcbride replied on June 16, 2008 15:19 to the discussion "Assignments through PMOG missions" in GameLayers:

db0 - what you say about the game structure above is precisely what educators have been asking for/talking about in relation to the challenge of assessment and evaluation of virtual spaces and gaming. What I like most about PMOG for education (beside the obvious FUN factor! :) is the fact that assessment is possible from peers, community and instructor. I'm wasting time here, clearly I should be developing a mission! I wonder if there might be some way of tagging educational PMOG missions in future? So that players could also contribute to the creation of shared curriculum?