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Tal Shafik replied on October 14, 2009 04:31 to the question "Post images without downloadlink" in Posterous:

Agreed. Something like adding ((nodownload)) to the subject line would be great.

Tal Shafik reported a problem in threadsy on October 07, 2009 00:38:

Language encoding issues in Facebook message titles

Facebook message titles (subjects) do not support Hebrew. Characters display as ???.

A comment on the idea "Enable integrating disqus comments into our posterous blogs" in Posterous:

The Posterous devs say they won't allow Javascript, but instead will integrate the most wanted widgets. I'm guessing a twitter widget and Disqus support will be the first on the list. – Tal Shafik, on September 29, 2009 11:15

A comment on the idea "Enable integrating disqus comments into our posterous blogs" in Posterous:

Posterous doesn't allow javascript. So I'm pretty sure it won't work. The closest I've managed to get is a link to a discussion thread on Disqus.com. – Tal Shafik, on September 18, 2009 01:51

Tal Shafik started following the idea "Delay before Peeking" in 83 Degrees.

Tal Shafik replied on June 16, 2009 11:04 to the problem "Power Twitter is slow!" in 83 Degrees:

I wouldn't say my browser freezes for two minutes, but Power Twitter does increase the load times significantly, and does sometimes cause my browser to "hang" for about 10-15 seconds.

Tal Shafik replied on June 13, 2009 18:47 to the question "What happens when you combine Flickr and Twitter autoposting?" in Posterous:

1) Correct. Subject of the email will be the title, and the body would be the description.

2) The image is posted to your Posterous blog, but it's not a Flickr embed. The image resides on Posterous's servers first, and is not pulled from Flickr.

3) The tweet will contain the title only (not the description text) followed by a shortened post.ly link to the Posterous post.

Tal Shafik started following the idea "Recent Comments in Dashboard or In Blog Sidebar" in Posterous.

Tal Shafik marked one of Narendra's replies in 83 Degrees as useful. Narendra replied to the question "No Link for Posterous Video Posts".

Tal Shafik asked a question in 83 Degrees on May 31, 2009 21:51:

No Link for Posterous Video Posts

Video posts on Posterous are displayed as text only. See this tweet for an example: http://twitter.com/TalSh/status/19840...

A link would be great, but inline video (like Youtube) would be better.

Thanks!

Tal Shafik asked a question in Posterous on May 23, 2009 22:50:

Posts no longer say where they came from

Posts no longer include the footnote naming the posting method, ie "Via Gravity" or "Via N95". Was this feature removed, or is there a user setting I'm missing?

Tal Shafik replied on May 19, 2009 11:22 to the idea "Please add Posterous.com to your services list." in friendfeed:

I second this, and would also like to ask for in line previews of images posted on Posterous, just like TwitPic previews.

Tal Shafik started following the idea "Please add Posterous.com to your services list." in friendfeed.

Tal Shafik replied on May 07, 2009 22:22 to the question "Support in line displaying of images from Posterous." in 83 Degrees:

Wow, that was quick! Thanks!

Tal Shafik marked one of Narendra's replies in 83 Degrees as useful. Narendra replied to the question "Support in line displaying of images from Posterous.".

A comment on the question "Support in line displaying of images from Posterous." in 83 Degrees:

Sure. Here you go: http://twitter.com/TalSh/status/16979... – Tal Shafik, on May 05, 2009 20:27

A comment on the question "Support in line displaying of images from Posterous." in 83 Degrees:

Sure. Here you go: http://twitter.com/TalSh/status/16979... – Tal Shafik, on May 05, 2009 20:27

Tal Shafik asked a question in 83 Degrees on May 04, 2009 19:52:

Support in line displaying of images from Posterous.

Any chance of this happening? Posterous is incredibly powerful when used with Twitter, and can pretty much replace TwitPic now that they have their own API. Please support Posterous.

Tal Shafik shared an idea in Topify on March 28, 2009 19:27:

Reason for Following

Would be helpful (or at the very least - interesting) to see "This user followed you after you posted this tweet: Lorem ipsum..." Meaning the tweet that convinced the user to follow you.

This is implemented in services like Qwtter, which informs you (also by Email) of users unfollowing you, and quotes the tweet that presumably caused them to unfollow.

Tal Shafik replied on March 18, 2009 00:45 to the idea "Ability to block a follower" in Topify:

Would it be possible to include a "Block" link within the email? Blocking without replying to the email?