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stomptokyo replied to "Sent emails bouncing back", but it was removed. see the change log
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stomptokyo started following the problem "Sent emails bouncing back" in OtherInbox.
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stomptokyo set one of Cassie England's replies as an official response to "Who-all is in my fest's community?" in B-Side Entertainment
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stomptokyo marked one of Cassie England's replies in B-Side Entertainment as useful. Cassie England replied to the question "Who-all is in my fest's community?".
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stomptokyo replied on October 06, 2009 02:57 to the question "i accidentally opted out my email address, how can i undo this?" in B-Side Entertainment:
If you're looking to re-subscribe to the weekly newsletter, use this link:
http://www.bside.com/blog/weekly-subs...
If you want our weekly festival call for entries newsletter, use this link:
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stomptokyo started following the problem "evernote crashes on iPhone whenever saving or loading photo notes." in Evernote.
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stomptokyo replied on June 16, 2009 00:51 to the problem "Premium disabled" in OtherInbox:
I was one of your early beta testers (username stomptokyo) and I think my premium account was comped as a result. At any rate, I'm now getting the "please upgrade" message. If I'm entitled to further free premium time that's great, otherwise I'll probably upgrade when I return home from some travel. I do love OIB! -
stomptokyo asked a question in MailChimp on April 21, 2009 19:42:
Do autoresponders based on sign-up only work for new list members?So I understand that sending auto-responder emails to existing customers NOT based on signup date is an undesirable thing. What I'm not clear on is how Mailchimp decides which customers are and are not eligible to receive autoresponders.
I created a "send a message 1 week after signup" autoresponder at 5pm today. Now at 10 pm ET, well after the autoresponder send time (roughly 8:30 pm ET), there have been no messages sent. What I can't figure out is:
- were there no messages sent because I created the autoresponder too close to the send time? (In retrospect, I think this may have been because the autoresponder was paused. I don't recall pausing it, but I clicked "start" again and the campaign statistic N/As turned into 0s.)
- were there no eligible recipients? why?
- are only those people who join AFTER I create the autoresponder eligible to receive it after being on board for 1 week? does that mean my first autoresponder campaigns won't go out until a week from now?
- Mailchimp initially asked me to set a segment of my list to receive the autoresponder, but now I can't find mention of that segment or see any way to edit it if that segment filter is still in force.
Some clarity around how Mailchimp determines who receives autoresponder messages would be appreciated.
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stomptokyo replied on April 11, 2009 19:29 to the problem "Google Analytics Error in Ego 1.2" in pinch/zoom:
Awesome. Is this action on Google's part specific to Ego or is it universal? -
stomptokyo started following the question "Is there a way to have Sandy know when I'm traveling (smart time zones)?" in I want Sandy.
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stomptokyo replied on March 05, 2008 22:44 to the question "UPDATE for March 3rd, 2008" in I want Sandy:
I like all of these updates except the Snap previews. Those drive me nuts. -
stomptokyo replied on February 08, 2008 17:24 to the idea "How to synchronize Sandy with google calendar/gmail or Thunderbird/lightning" in I want Sandy:
One way to get closer to this goal would be to teach Sandy to intepret invitation emails from Gcal. One could create an event in a Gcal and invite Sandy as a participant. Sandy would accept the invitation and put it on your Sandy calendar. If you update the event, a new invitation can be sent out, and Sandy could update the event on "her" end. (Gcal already does this as a method of scheduling resources and rooms.)
The meeting would show up twice on your Gcal (once on the original calendar, and once in the Sandy feed), but at least it would work for updating Sandy on events that originate in Gcal. -
stomptokyo started following the idea "Sandy iPhone web app" in I want Sandy.
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stomptokyo replied on January 31, 2008 15:17 to the idea "How to synchronize Sandy with google calendar/gmail or Thunderbird/lightning" in I want Sandy:
The killer feature here would be two-way sync. Here's what happens in my world:
1. I send Sandy an email (or these days, a tweet) to schedule an appointment.
2. The appointment shows up on my Google calendar, since I'm subscribed to the iCal feed.
3. I notice that the appointment conflicts with something else on my Google calendar (something that originated from outside of Sandy), so I want to change the Sandy appointment.
4. I go back to the Sandy website to change the appointment, or if I'm feeling brave, I'll use the "update" command. I don't quite have the hang of using update just yet.
In an ideal world #4 would read: "I make the changes right there on the Google calendar view and they get synced back to Sandy."
I'm sure there are all kinds of problems with this right now but I'm hopeful that it will be sorted out eventually. GCal is the office standard here, so as much as I like Sandy it needs to work with GCal. So far it works sufficiently well, but not as well as I'd like.
Thanks!
Chris
