Calli's dashboard

Calli replied on November 22, 2009 22:20 to the question "I cannot upload background images regardless of the browser I use." in Twitter:

Try 14.5 " by 10.5"

Calli replied on November 19, 2009 23:00 to the question "I cannot upload background images regardless of the browser I use." in Twitter:

Or 14.5 inches by 11 inches.....

Save any image to paint/photoshop whatever image service you use. Resize to the appropriate format and upload. Remember this often fails when Twitter is reaching capacity.

If you are UK/Europe make changes in the morning!!!

@Calli

Calli replied on February 18, 2009 10:14 to the idea "Twitter Getter" in Mr. Tweet:

Just try looking at the 'Everyone' view instead of home for a reason to be selective. It makes it personal and tailored to your interests. Unfollow if you don't like someones tweets. Be selective. lol

Calli replied on February 18, 2009 10:12 to the idea "Review people I'm following that don't follow back" in Mr. Tweet:

There are plenty of alications out there offering that analysis. A daily update of new followers and unfollowers. Recirocal following - no I want to refine the udates I see, not descent into mass chaos. So yes groups could be the answer.....

Calli shared an idea in Mr. Tweet on February 16, 2009 16:07:

Quoting replies to tweets

Want to refer back to a quote and reply. Still within parameters of 140

Callie replied on February 16, 2009 11:24 to the question "Real Celebrities on Twitter or Imposters?" in Twitter:

I would think that you can get a feel for the person by their posts.

Callie started following the idea "Review people I'm following that don't follow back" in Mr. Tweet.

Callie replied on February 16, 2009 11:18 to the idea "Twitter Getter" in Mr. Tweet:

I want a tailored following. I can see that numbers work, you can't deny the absolute power of the Fry. However although I realise you can have multiple accounts, each targetted to your interests, I would personally prefer a niche and intentional following.

@Calli

Callie replied on September 10, 2008 23:32 to the question "Can people comment without editing?" in PBwiki:

I would be looking at a niche market

Callie replied on September 10, 2008 08:14 to the question "Can people comment without editing?" in PBwiki:

If I were a platinum member and had this response I would be very disillusioned.

For one thing you could lock the pages you don't want edit access allowed on.

We as a company moved from pbwiki because of this access issue

A comment on the question "Can people comment without editing?" in PBwiki:

Obviously the individual permissions would override the group permissions – Callie, on September 10, 2008 08:12

Callie replied on September 07, 2008 17:43 to the question "What's up with the Bar Camp blog?" in BarCamp:

Personally that just says that we can't be bothered keeping you informed and the whole project has lapsed due to an outbreak of apathy?

Callie replied on September 06, 2008 13:41 to the question "What's up with the Bar Camp blog?" in BarCamp:

I think its a shame that it has languished.

Callie replied on June 12, 2008 12:50 to the question "Pricing Structure Question" in PBwiki:

hi Tom,
I have tried again with a different email account.

Callieofarrell@gmail.com

Callie replied on June 12, 2008 08:09 to the question "Pricing Structure Question" in PBwiki:

I did

A comment on the question "Can people comment without editing?" in PBwiki:

Agree totally with Tim. There is an inherent inertia to comment that needs no further barrier. I would in an ideal scenario have the abilty for open access combined with the open access to comment. Interaction has to be spontaneous and genuine.....see the proliferation of the message boards - great tools. – Callie, on June 11, 2008 22:35

A comment on the question "Can people comment without editing?" in PBwiki:

Agree totally with Tim. There is an inherent inertia to comment that needs no further barrier. I would in an ideal scenario have the abilty for open access combined with the open access to comment. Interaction has to be spontaneous and genuine.....see the proliferation of the message boards - great tools. – Callie, on June 11, 2008 22:21

Callie replied on June 11, 2008 22:15 to the question "Pricing Structure Question" in PBwiki:

Replied again

A comment on the question "Can people comment without editing?" in PBwiki:

Agree totally with Tim. There is an inherent inertia to comment that needs no further barrier. I would in an ideal scenario have the abilty for open access combined with the open access to comment. Interaction has to be spontaneous and genuine.....see the proliferation of the message boards - great tools. – Callie, on June 11, 2008 22:12

A comment on the question "Can people comment without editing?" in PBwiki:

Agree totally with Tim. There is an inherent inertia to comment that needs no further barrier. I would in an ideal scenario have the abilty for open access combined with the open access to comment. Interaction has to be spontaneous and genuine.....see the proliferation of the message boards - great tools. – Callie, on June 11, 2008 22:12