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Tim Smith replied on August 28, 2009 14:34 to the idea "Google App Calendar embed fix" in Google:

Ugh, thank you for this. How byzantine!

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Tim Smith started following the question "Presentation not loading - gets to the E of PREZI!" in Prezi.

Tim Smith marked one of Peter Halacsy's replies in Prezi as useful. Peter Halacsy replied to the problem "Prezi not saving or downloading".

Tim Smith replied on May 04, 2009 01:00 to the problem "Prezi not saving or downloading" in Prezi:

I'm having this problem again right now. Halp!

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Tim Smith shared an idea in Moodlog on April 26, 2009 18:40:

Mood categories

Hey I'm loving Moodlog! But my proclivity to overspecification is causing my pie chart to look pretty chaotic -- it's a pie with an awful lot of slices. The colors are helping a lot to making sense of it (was this intentional?), but maybe it'd make sense to define mood classes that moods could belong to? Even something as broad as "positive/negative/neutral" would be a fun viz. I imagine these'd have to be user-defined, of course :)

Anyway, thanks!

A comment on the idea "Twitter/Facebook syncing should prepend " twittering: " or similar" in Twitter:

I recognize that twittersync is *a* solution. This is still a defect in the official app, which I would prefer to use, and I thought I'd "cast a vote" as it were. Thanks though. – Tim (kumokasumi), on May 13, 2008 23:40

Tim (kumokasumi) replied on May 13, 2008 18:42 to the idea "Twitter/Facebook syncing should prepend " twittering: " or similar" in Twitter:

Please let me provide a customizable string, or at least give me a choice. My tweets look silly on facebook without preface and it was an easy way to signal to my friends that I use twitter,and that they should look for me there.

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