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spongefile asked a question in Wakoopa on August 29, 2009 10:48:

Length of app "approval" process?

About how long does it take for a new web app submission to be approved? Days? Weeks? Months? Don't mind the wait if I know the approximate timeframe. Otherwise I wonder whether the submission went anywhere.

spongefile replied on August 29, 2009 10:44 to the problem "Widgets not working?" in Wakoopa:

Yes. Hadn't noticed. Thanks!

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spongefile replied on August 28, 2009 05:17 to the idea "Personal Pronoun Options" in Wakoopa:

Yeah, being called a 34 year old "girl" kinda sucks. I think I'll switch back to "prefer not to say" until there are some other options.

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spongefile reported a problem in Wakoopa on August 28, 2009 05:13:

Widgets not working?

No matter which widget I pick, all it says is "Your example badge"

spongefile replied on August 27, 2009 11:39 to the problem "Search currently broken." in Wakoopa:

Still not working for me. Hasn't been working since yesterday's site maintenance.

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A comment on the idea "Coda Code Collapsing" in Panic Inc:

Also disagree, real innovation is so rare that charging only for that would mean very few people would ever get paid. Implementation takes time, and time is what costs. As for upgrade costs, coming from the design software world I giggle with relief at the thought of getting a decent bit of software bought, let alone upgraded, for under $100... :) – spongefile, on August 26, 2009 05:39

spongefile replied on August 26, 2009 05:05 to the idea "Please add Troy Ounces to the Mass Measures in Convertbot" in Tapbots:

Yep, Troy Ounces would go nicely with the Carat unit--makes it good for jewellers. Am still hanging on to another conversion program side by side with Convertibot because it's the only one that has them.

Though I assume you guys are inundated with requests for obscure units, in which case custom units may solve the problem?

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spongefile reported a problem in Bohemian Coding on June 04, 2009 17:32:

Fill doesn't seem to match stroke of objects?

Considering buying DrawIt, found one potential dealbreaker. The stroke on non-square objects "overshoots" and leaves a transparent hole, like on the edges of this rounded rectangle. It's almost like the stroke is calculated a bit wrong.

spongefile replied on April 01, 2009 10:33 to the problem "Here's the problem: Espresso has most of the features discussed here." in Panic Inc:

Espresso is a good start, but it's still a text editor separate from a CSS editor (albeit a good one). I still prefer Coda's all-in-one approach. The only feature I'm missing in Coda is code-folding, but I gather that's not exactly simple to do, and may take a while before they can implement it.

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spongefile replied on March 17, 2009 09:32 to the question "Updating Ping preferences?" in Curious Squid:

Nevermind, it updates itself, it just takes some time.

spongefile asked a question in Curious Squid on March 16, 2009 11:42:

Updating Ping preferences?

How do you update Pingle after you've updated posting preferences on Ping.fm?

spongefile replied on March 10, 2009 23:03 to the problem "Problem with rendering of Overview page." in mJaiku:

Often when it looks like that it freezes too. I usually have to launch mjaiku at least twice in succession to get it to work. (no idea if that helps figure out what's going on)

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spongefile replied on February 19, 2009 16:51 to the question "option for inline comments in friend stream" in Brightkite:

Lots of people looking for a Jaiku replacement right now, and this indeed is one of the most sought-after features.

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