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A comment on the idea "iPhone-friendly Readernaut (web site UI or native app)" in Readernaut:

Can we expand upon that from "web based iphone app" to one that covers a wider mobile stack (ie Opera Mini)? – Simon Scarfe, on January 28, 2009 10:51

Simon Scarfe started following the idea "Display author info in book list" in Readernaut.

Simon Scarfe started following the idea "Book Ratings" in Readernaut.

Simon Scarfe marked one of Nathan Borror's replies in Readernaut as useful. Nathan Borror replied to the problem "Total followers differs from actual followers".

Simon Scarfe replied on January 05, 2009 00:30 to the problem "Total followers differs from actual followers" in Readernaut:

ah cheers, that does make sense then.

That's Firefox 3 in Ubuntu 8.10, but if it's the profile pic you're referring to, that appears like that in Windows as well. Think I uploaded it too small initially.

Simon Scarfe replied on January 05, 2009 00:27 to the problem "Books "complete" themselves after 3 months" in Readernaut:

thanks for the response, the books in question are:

http://readernaut.com/si/books/184354...
http://readernaut.com/si/books/013117...

Simon Scarfe replied on January 02, 2009 17:01 to the problem "Books "complete" themselves after 3 months" in Readernaut:

oh, and if this is a feature (eurgh!), wouldn't it be best for it to default to abandoned?

Simon Scarfe reported a problem in Readernaut on January 02, 2009 07:37:

Total followers differs from actual followers

I've noticed discrepancies in friend and follower counts for a while now, but this is the first time I've found definite obvious evidence. I have two followers listed on my followers page, however it's only showing one:

Simon Scarfe reported a problem in Readernaut on January 02, 2009 07:31:

Books "complete" themselves after 3 months

Possibly intended, but a couple of books I've been reading off-and-on for three months (I know, I'm terrible) decided to mark themselves as complete exactly 3 months after I started.

This wouldn't be so bad, I edited the progress and deleted that last entry in that "session". However, that session is still marked as complete and my book is finished. I'd expect that deleting that entry would render that session still in progress and remove the "Finished" date in the Sessions for page for that book.

Simon Scarfe started following the idea "Ordering/reording books on lists" in Readernaut.

Simon Scarfe shared an idea in Readernaut on December 25, 2008 12:43:

Adding / getting a book could show in your timeline

I've switched my wishlisting for books from Amazon to Readernaut, and for Christmas I received 3 books from my wishlist, yay!

I'd quite like it if me receiving those showed up in my timeline (fired on switching status from "wishlist" to "plan to read" / making a book "plan to read"). I mean, I know I could add a note for each of those books, but I figure that with it being metadata about my collection that's already there, I shouldn't be polluting good, useful content about that book.

Simon Scarfe started following the question "Give us A decent client for Linux pleease!" in Spotify.

Simon Scarfe started following the idea "Spotify to play own music library too!" in Spotify.

Nick's reply to "When will last.fm support Spotify?" was just promoted to the most useful! Simon Scarfe and 3 other people think it's one of the best replies.

Update your Spotify! The latest version has last.fm support. Just go to the Preferences screen to enter your last.fm details.

Simon Scarfe marked one of Nathan Borror's replies in Readernaut as useful. Nathan Borror replied to the problem ""Recently added" links on the "Book Stats" page don't go anywhere.".

Simon Scarfe reported a problem in Readernaut on December 22, 2008 01:24:

"Recently added" links on the "Book Stats" page don't go anywhere.

If you go to http://readernaut.com/books/ and look at the book covers on the right hand side, you'll notice that they all link to http://readernaut.com/books/, and they have no title / metadata attached to them.

Simon Scarfe started following the idea "How About A Word Press Plugin For Books I'm Reading?" in Readernaut.

Simon Scarfe replied on December 01, 2008 11:43 to the question "When will last.fm support Spotify?" in Last.fm:

I had the exact same question, if you're on Windows, this seems like your best bet. It works well for me, anyway:

http://code.google.com/p/spotify-plug...

Simon Scarfe started following the idea "Adding books to lists from the book profile page" in Readernaut.

Simon Scarfe marked one of Nathan Borror's replies in Readernaut as useful. Nathan Borror replied to the problem "rating stars".