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xymbol replied on August 15, 2008 21:47 to the problem "Just say no to Rails Conf in Vegas!" in O'Reilly Media:

Agree 100%. It won't be the same at Vegas. Personally, I can't think of a single category where I would pick Vegas over Portland. Specially, if you're flying from outside the country just to attend the conference and spend a few days around the city.

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Mace Bergmann replied on August 07, 2008 23:01 to the problem "Just say no to Rails Conf in Vegas!" in O'Reilly Media:

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Mace Bergmann replied on August 07, 2008 20:27 to the problem "Just say no to Rails Conf in Vegas!" in O'Reilly Media:

Hi Rabble,

Dates and location for RailsConf 2009 will be announced soon. You can sign up for the RailsConf Newsletter at http://elists.oreilly.com to be kept informed about RailsConf related news. Also, check our regular conference site at http://conferences.oreillynet.com for new updates and postings.

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rabble reported a problem in O'Reilly Media on June 28, 2008 04:19:

Just say no to Rails Conf in Vegas!

There's a discussion going around about moving Rails Conf from Portland to Las Vegas for the next two years. It's a terrible idea. I hate it. Others in the community hate it. Rails conf needs more _why and less Vegas.

Kristin replied on June 20, 2008 20:55 to the idea "Add support for frequent flyer programs" in TripIt:

Another great request! Thanks.

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mdy replied on May 09, 2008 14:43 to the question "Any plans to bring Twitter track to the web?" in Twitter:

The recently launched Summize Twitter Search is also a great alternative.

You can filter results by language, by sender, by recipient, and more...

mdy replied on March 13, 2008 17:04 to the question "Any plans to bring Twitter track to the web?" in Twitter:

The other alternative is to use Tweetscan. This service lets you specify up to five keywords that you want to track.

It will then email the search results for these keywords to you on a daily or weekly basis.

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Matt Galligan replied on March 12, 2008 09:22 to the idea "Please support OAuth on Twitter and Pownce (and Ma.gnolia!)." in SocialThing:

Great! We want to get lots of new services integrated, and Ma.gnolia is high on the priority list. Would love to talk with someone at the company!

lhalff replied on March 12, 2008 03:39 to the idea "Please support OAuth on Twitter and Pownce (and Ma.gnolia!)." in SocialThing:

We'd love to work with you on integrating Ma.gnolia, let us know if we can be of help.

Stephen Paul Weber replied on March 10, 2008 21:18 to the idea "Please support OAuth on Twitter and Pownce (and Ma.gnolia!)." in SocialThing:

+1 OAuth, +2 OpenID on socialthing!

But, seriously, give them a break. They`re dealing with hoards of new users blasting their servers ;)

Matt Galligan replied on March 10, 2008 21:09 to the idea "Please support OAuth on Twitter and Pownce (and Ma.gnolia!)." in SocialThing:

Ha...well getting these services to implement OpenID is a very different story, but in our case, we'll be supporting OpenID very soon.

kosmar replied on March 10, 2008 21:05 to the idea "Please support OAuth on Twitter and Pownce (and Ma.gnolia!)." in SocialThing:

... and if you could get them to get openid along that way, please ...

factoryjoe replied on March 10, 2008 20:51 to the idea "Please support OAuth on Twitter and Pownce (and Ma.gnolia!)." in SocialThing:

Yay! ;)

Well, the beauty is that, with OAuth, you guys only need to support one API, instead of many... simplifying the effort and time to maintain and develop the authorization protocols!

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