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  • idea

    Swan shared an idea in Thing Labs on October 19, 2009 23:47:

    Swan
    Groups assigned to profiles
    It seems that the Groups are the same across accounts. People normally build multiple Twitter accounts because they want to Tweet differently or follow different people. Either way, they likely are going to want to track different groups.

    Suggest giving option to add a group to one or more profiles.
  • update

    Swan replied on July 08, 2009 12:43 to the update "TalkShoe Support LIVE and More!" in TalkShoe:

    Swan
    Where is the API info now? How does one look up the specs?
  • star

    peterkaminski's reply to "Display my DBI" was just promoted to the most useful! Swan and 2 other people think it's one of the best replies.

    peterkaminski
    Yo, Bruce.

    There are two types of viral: 1) friends recommending to other friends because they're delighted, and 2) apps that automatically spread themselves to your connections. The first kind (like Twitter) has organic and increasing growth, if the app is good. The second kind might get a steep ramp up, but then a sharp drop -- a "shark fin". See http://lsvp.wordpress.com/2008/03/10/...

    Holding my score ransom so you can auto-tweet it doesn't make me delighted with your app; it's just the opposite.

    Good viral growth happens when you have a great app, and you trust people to tell their friends about it.
  • idea

    Swan shared an idea in smeepe on June 05, 2009 18:16:

    Swan
    Social aspects
    Make it more social. I should be able to see some of the activity that is going on to feel that it is an active/vibrant site: what are some of the most viewed profiles, what are some of the most recent, how many profiles have been added in the last 7 days, what are people saying about smeepe, etc...
  • question

    Swan asked a question in SlideShare on March 17, 2009 18:20:

    Swan
    Pushing slides in real-time
    Wondering if anyone has found a way to use SlideShare to do a remote presentation live without having to say the slide numbers so that everyone can follow along. Is there any way for a presenter to actually push the slides onto each viewer's widget?