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Robin replied on June 13, 2008 14:10 to the question "Fresh faves fooling fave finder?" in Ourfaves.com:
it's the ampersand that's throwing it off. thanks for drawing this bug to our attention.-
A comment on the question "How do you fix incorrect fave addresses?" in Ourfaves.com:
O.k. that's cool, thanks! I'm learning, you're learning... it's all good! – prjack, on June 12, 2008 19:16 -
prjack marked one of Robin's replies in Ourfaves.com as useful. Robin replied to the question "How do you fix incorrect fave addresses?".
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A comment on the question "Fresh faves fooling fave finder?" in Ourfaves.com:
I enter the name "r&r books" into the search and nothing comes up. but if I search for "new and used books" it does, and it's in "my faves". – prjack, on June 12, 2008 19:15 -
Robin replied on June 12, 2008 18:50 to the question "Fresh faves fooling fave finder?" in Ourfaves.com:
Hmmm. If you give me a specific example or two, I can have someone look into it. What did you input/search/not find? -
Robin replied on June 12, 2008 18:46 to the question "How do you fix incorrect fave addresses?" in Ourfaves.com:
We are working on this Jack, but at present you cannot edit address info yourself. A couple things:
1. you're right you can't edit existing info for any location, even if you've created it
2. deleting the fave and entering new address info should work - if you don't select the name from the autocomplete drop-down menu. If you type in a name , and it is exactly the same as one in the system already, the new entry will be associated with the previously input address info for that name.
3. For now, please send the address info you'd like to update to admin@ourfaves.com, and that will ensure the correction is made.
4. Note - the same problem exists trying to replace a blank address with actual info - so if you don't add an address in at the time of creating a fave, the blank info can only be replaced on the admin side.
I know this is frustrating and thank you for bringing this to our attention. We know this is critical and we are working on some fixes as we speak. Thank you for your patience, and we'll have a solution for you soon. -
A comment on the question "Toolbar trick for terrific tracking?" in Twitter:
check. I'll try that. And for articles from online media without feeds I just have to do a cut and paste of the link... that's alright. – prjack, on June 12, 2008 17:58 -
prjack asked a question in Ourfaves.com on June 12, 2008 17:55:
How do you fix incorrect fave addresses?how do I change the address of a fave? I had the wrong address for a fave... I tried to edit that address, that didn't work. I tried to delete the fave and re-enter the info - adding a new location/address. That didn't work. -
mdy replied on June 12, 2008 17:45 to the question "Toolbar trick for terrific tracking?" in Twitter:
It's not a toolbar trick, but you can automatically post any RSS feed (such as your blog's feed, your del.icio.us feed, or your google reader shared feed) into your Twitter account using http://twitterfeed.com -
prjack asked a question in Ourfaves.com on June 12, 2008 17:31:
Fresh faves fooling fave finder?why aren't all my faves showing up when I use search? I've added my first faves, and when I do a search for the name of one of them, it doesn't come up - yet it's in my list of faves. Is it just me? -
prjack asked a question in Twitter on June 12, 2008 16:13:
Toolbar trick for terrific tracking?Is there an easy way to seed my status with the articles/blogs I'm reading/sites I'm visiting? Newsvine has a 'Seed Newsvine' button and Google Reader has 'Note in Reader' buttons that I can add to my toolbar.
