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Ryan asked a question in Ping.fm on November 09, 2009 06:27:
How can I get links to display properly in Facebook?For Facebook Pages, how do I get links to display as a proper Facebook link instead of as a URL in the status update itself?-
Ryan started following the problem "Sometimes Twitter won't let me log out, or will log me into the wrong account." in Twitter.
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Ryan replied on October 05, 2009 18:42 to the question "Twitterfeed to ping.fm groups" in twitterfeed:
How is Blip.fm able to pull the groups from Ping.fm then?
So, in Blip, I can integrate Ping.fm for updates and choose which custom group to blast messages out to.
If this indeed doable, it would be a huge addition to the Twitterfeed service. -
Ryan replied on September 24, 2009 01:47 to the idea "Filter/search by number of followers" in HootSuite:
Alas, I don't believe there is. I imagine the only way to achieve something like this would be to fuse functionality from both the standard & search APIs together (which would be an interesting exercise). -
Ryan shared an idea in HootSuite on September 23, 2009 22:13:
Filter/search by number of followersIn an effort to help filter down search results, I'd love to be able to only see tweets belonging to Twitter accounts with X number of users or more... in other words, return tweets only from users with a certain amount of "clout". -
Ryan started following the idea "Dashboard needs to show followers/following" in HootSuite.
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Ryan started following the idea "SugarSync should allow Mac users to remove the icon from the Dock" in Sharpcast.
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Ryan started following the question "Why is my hashtag not tracked?" in hashtags.
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Ryan shared an idea in Gawker Media Tech on October 15, 2008 15:35:
Daily RSS Summary FeedLike many folks, I try and keep up with numerous blogs via RSS (and through tools like Google Reader). I love Lifehacker, but it produces a lot of content in a given day... somewhere 10-15 new posts a day.
Anyway, I'd like to suggest an alternate RSS feed that provides a summarized view of a day's posts. This way, I can click on the entry in my RSS reader, and quickly scan through a day's worth of content vs. having to click each posts separately (stuff builds up fast!).
Thanks! -
Ryan replied on October 13, 2008 01:51 to the idea "Facebook app prefixing" in Twitter:
Adding "is twittering" to Facebook posts: good idea, bad phrase.
Removing "is twittering": Bad idea; Facebook posts sound funny.
Best Next Step: Re-introduce text prefix, but allow it to be customizable. -
Ryan started following the idea "Facebook app prefixing" in Twitter.
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Ryan shared an idea in Seesmic on September 26, 2008 01:01:
My [Mac OS X] Suggestions Four: Docklessness, a Menu Home, Global Shortcutting, and GrowlTo the Twhirl Development Team:
First & foremost, good work. This is a great Twitter client with serious potential.
Secondly, I know you've probably heard some of these before, but--in my humble view of course--for Twhirl to become a killer Twitter client, it needs to behave a bit more like other great persistent Mac apps that many of us are fond of (Skitch, Adium, & QuickSilver comes to mind). I'll cut to the chase:
1) Docklessness - Since, in theory, this app is running all the time and in the background, it's active-state icon shouldn't be in the dock. Perhaps make it an option? (also, I just realized Adium doesn't do this unfortunately).
2) A Menu Home - Need to be able to minimize Twhirl to the menu.
3) Global Shortcut - I love being able to pull up any of my persistent apps with a shortcut... Adium responds to Opt+A... QuickSilver perks up on Cmd+Space. I'd love to be able to pull up Twhirl the same way.
4) Growl - Not sure if Adobe Air can do Growl notifications, but if it can, this would great go towards Twhirl notifications playing nicely with all the tons of other notifications many have coming at us.
Anyway, like I said, I'm sure you guys have heard a lot of this before. Unfortunately, I couldn't find those threads so I thought I'd consolidate the sentiment here.
I look forward to hearing your thoughts on the matter.
Regards,
~Ryan -
Ryan replied on September 26, 2008 00:41 to the idea "Close Twhirl to System Tray" in Seesmic:
Yes! On Macs at least, the one thing that all persistent apps require are:
1) Ability to minimize to menu
2) Ability to hide the app icon from Dock
3) Global shortcut to access it (like Opt + A for Adium or Cmd+Space for Quicksilver)
