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peterc replied on October 11, 2009 23:59 to the question "How do I remove my company?" in Get Satisfaction:

Just thought I'd comment here. I asked this question ages ago, deleted my ago, voila. Except I got an email every time everyone asked this question in this thread. Annoying. Took me ages to figure out what email address I was using and how to unsubscribe.

Just make the "delete me account" button in GS already, listen to your users. The irony.

peterc replied on September 08, 2009 10:32 to the idea "Differentiate Between Event Types in Daily Digest Emails" in Songkick:

I track Cambridge and London - but I only want to get emails for Cambridge. The reason for this is that I track a few hundred artists, and I get an email about London gigs on a near daily basis - I also check Songkick, and have the Google Calendar integration thing, so I only expect to see "high priority" gigs near me: maybe thats a location, or if Spoon are playing in London?


Emailing me for Cambridge and London simply means I'm starting to ignore the emails = missing gigs accidently

This reply was created from a merged topic originally titled
I'd like more granularity with emails.

peterc posted a topic that has since been removed from Songkick. see the change log

peterc asked a question in Songkick on September 08, 2009 08:13:

Show the author of comments in the activity feed

Why doesn't it show who is creating a message in my activity feed?

In my activity feed for a festival:

peterc shared an idea in Songkick on August 27, 2009 23:07:

the activity feed shows too many degrees of activity

I shouldn't see when my friends are interacting with people that aren't my friends. Thats one degree too many of activity. Example: follow Michelle and your stream becomes full of awesome welcomes to every new user.

If one of my friends interacts with one of my other friends, I totally wanna see THAT activity, but if one of my friends interacts with a regular, non-friended member, I don't care. I imagine thats quite hard technically to implement - but you know what they say, if it was easy everyone would be doing it ....

peterc started following the question "Why would I want to track deceased artists on Songkick?" in Songkick.

peterc replied on August 27, 2009 10:04 to the question "test" in Songkick:

sorry. couldn't get the songkick log in stuff to work with firefox/chrome. works in safari.

peterc asked a question in Songkick on August 27, 2009 10:04:

test

test

peterc shared an idea in Songkick on August 27, 2009 10:00:

Please offer a "today" "tomorrow" "next week" style human readable data as well as the longer "28 August 2009" date.

example: got an email about the white denim gig, noted the date, signed up "i might go", totally didn't notice it was TOMORROW! :)

I find it hilariously hard to ascertain when a date is, so knowing when the gig is [if its within the next week, say] is really handy.

peterc replied on August 27, 2009 09:58 to the problem "Upcoming Events Google Calendar integration doesn't work with hosted/corporate google accounts" in Songkick:

this could well be bust on googles end rather than your end, btw.

peterc reported a problem in Songkick on August 27, 2009 09:57:

Upcoming Events Google Calendar integration doesn't work with hosted/corporate google accounts

fuck-sake, get satisfaction sucks so much.

If your google calendar is on a hosted business/for your domain gmail account, it appears to break [or did for me on my hosted account] ... see screenshot



i love how the google logo is distorted, whats up with that?

peterc reported a problem in Get Satisfaction on August 27, 2009 09:52:

Not only does your website not work with Chrome on the Mac, it causes data loss.

You can't log in - you simply get redirected as if you never tried to log in.

But if you create a support post and try to log in after writing, it simply redirects you back to the main page and loses your support topic entirely - I don't know if its posted or whats happened.

I actually created four support tickets before noticing your site had lost them.

peterc replied on April 16, 2009 16:50 to the question "How do I delete my account?" in Get Satisfaction:

err, sorry, my company account (which is tied to this account) ... company name is Broadersheet.

peterc asked a question in Get Satisfaction on April 16, 2009 15:36:

How do I delete my account?

I want to delete my account, and my company off Getsatisfaction

peterc replied on January 30, 2009 16:07 to the idea "Can I link to spotify tracks with pretty urls? or lookup obsfucated links to see what they are?" in Spotify:

cool - if you want any testers if and when you release an API please do sign me up - peter@omgponi.es ! :)

peterc replied on January 30, 2009 15:58 to the idea "Can I link to spotify tracks with pretty urls? or lookup obsfucated links to see what they are?" in Spotify:

just to further clarify, I mean parsing spotifys "hashed" urls into what they are, rather than converting a "clean" url into a hash.
I was thinking a system of:
user enters their http spotify url
we parse it, turn it into a short clean url
when a user clicks, they're taken to the spotify *URI* link.

peterc replied on January 30, 2009 15:35 to the idea "Can I link to spotify tracks with pretty urls? or lookup obsfucated links to see what they are?" in Spotify:

I'd like to make a url shortening service that turns your "HTTP Spotify Links" into readable links. So from :
http://open.spotify.com/track/3XkqrE0...

to

mydomain.com/Bach/Tpccata_in_d_minor

when the user clicks the latter link, they're taken to the song in spotify.

I poked about your blog and saw this functionality might be coming in the future - so I assume it isnt possible as yet :)

peterc shared an idea in Spotify on January 30, 2009 12:12:

Can I link to spotify tracks with pretty urls? or lookup obsfucated links to see what they are?

Can I query the catalog of your songs, to create "pretty" URLs when linking to tracks in Spotify?

peterc shared an idea in Seesmic on January 15, 2009 22:20:

cli.gs support in Twhirl

Please support the URL shortener http://cli.gs in twhirl, ideally with analytics - but public urls are great too!
Thanks!

peterc shared an idea in boxee on November 12, 2008 19:00:

Flickr photostream as slideshow for music

I'd love to be able to set my music visualizer as my flickr stream!

(this is really just an example idea to demonstrate how cool Get Satisfaction is!)