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Scott Cranfill started following the idea "People you both follow in notification email" in Topify.

Scott Cranfill started following the idea "Import .eml" in Postbox, Inc..

Scott Cranfill marked one of Bryan Mason's replies in typekit as useful. Bryan Mason replied to the question "Please clarify the relationship between "sites" and "kits"".

A comment on the question "Where is Myriad Pro?" in typekit:

But the more intriguing question is: Are you using TypeKit to render Myriad Pro on your own website? :) – Scott Cranfill, on September 25, 2009 17:16

A comment on the problem "Get Satisfaction thinks I don't have cookies enabled" in Get Satisfaction:

You are unbelievable. Just had to throw in a parting shot, didn't you? Absolutely classless.

Thanks to the team at Get Satisfaction for keeping us posted, and keep up the good work :) – Scott Cranfill, on September 21, 2009 18:19

A comment on the problem "Get Satisfaction thinks I don't have cookies enabled" in Get Satisfaction:

With all due respect, Steve, I think you are out of line. I think Thor addressed you very respectfully and explained the reasons for the timeline adequately. Perhaps you don't agree with their assessment of their priorities--that is your prerogative--but you don't have to be so disrespectful. – Scott Cranfill, on September 09, 2009 19:13

Scott Cranfill replied on January 21, 2009 16:48 to the problem "Get Satisfaction thinks I don't have cookies enabled" in Get Satisfaction:

I'm not running noscript. I AM only allowing cookies for specified domains, however. GetSatisfaction.com is on the list of allowed domains, and yet I see the message above. I, too, can fully participate on the site, even when I see the message.

When I change the Firefox cookies setting to Allow, but "Ask me every time" how long to keep them, it asks me to set four different cookies at two different subdomains of quantserve.com.

Is your cookie/JS checking script checking to see if we allow these quantserve.com cookies?

Scott Cranfill started following the problem "Get Satisfaction thinks I don't have cookies enabled" in Get Satisfaction.

Scott Cranfill started following the idea "Podcast support needs to be more robust" in Songbird.

Scott Cranfill started following the problem "No commands after upgrade to 0.1.2" in Mozilla.

A comment on the idea "Would like option to turn of friend-of-friend recommendations." in Feedly:

That's great to hear Edwin, thanks! Now as soon as the cookie issue is resolved, I'll be back in business :) – Scott Cranfill, on June 25, 2008 18:28

Scott Cranfill marked one of edwk's replies in Feedly as useful. edwk replied to the idea "Would like option to turn of friend-of-friend recommendations.".

A comment on the question "Is there a workaround to get past cookie warning screen?" in Feedly:

Yeah, even putting s4.feeddo.com on the whitelist, it still checks the preference set in FF3. Please let me know if you find out it is in fact a bug in FF3. Unfortunately, I won't compromise my privacy and security to set that preference, so I'll wait it out.

Thank you again for the prompt reply! – Scott Cranfill, on June 24, 2008 03:06

Scott Cranfill asked a question in Feedly on June 23, 2008 01:51:

Is there a workaround to get past cookie warning screen?

I value my privacy online, and I also do not want Firefox to get cluttered with cookies from services that I do not wish to support. For this reason, I accept no cookies except for the ones I explicitly allow in the Firefox cookie preferences (a "whitelist" approach). I'd be happy to allow the domains required for Feedly, and by temporarily allowing cookies and checking from where they are being set, I've added feeddo.com and pheedo.com, but it still will not let me through if I turn off the cookie preference in Firefox again.

Is the warning screen tied to the Firefox preference such that there is no way to get through without that preference being on? A workaround would be much appreciated.

A comment on the idea "Would like option to turn of friend-of-friend recommendations." in Feedly:

Edwin,
Once again, thank you for the quick replies and attention to customer service! It is appreciated very much. – Scott Cranfill, on June 19, 2008 00:16

Scott Cranfill shared an idea in Feedly on June 18, 2008 21:40:

Would like option to turn of friend-of-friend recommendations.

I e-mailed this to Edwin directly, but I wanted to gauge the community's reaction, as well. I don't want to see friend-of-a-friend recommendations. For example, I care what Leo Laporte might wish to share with me, but I don't care what any of his other thousands of friends that I don't know want to share :) I'd like the option to disable friend-of-a-friend recommendations and only receive direct friend recommendations.

Thoughts?

Scott Cranfill started following the question "Reduce Twitter Spam with a new notification email format?" in Twitter.

Scott Cranfill started following the problem "Add Followers/Following metrics and Follow/Block buttons to New Follower e-mail" in Twitter.

A comment on the problem "Not getting email when someone follows me" in Twitter:

Agree with David and GeekMommy. This is not a solution, it adds to the problem. – Scott Cranfill, on June 10, 2008 03:19

Scott Cranfill started following the problem "Not getting email when someone follows me" in Twitter.