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ups replied on February 12, 2009 18:56 to the discussion "Changes for SMS users: the good news and the bad" in Twitter:

Still nothing in this front.

In fact, it seems worse ( http://blog.twitter.com/2008/11/oh-ca... ).

Maybe they are thinking if people wait long enough, they will eventually forget.

Please keep us update with real information... It's the Web 2.something, the XXI century, not an old telephone company. Users want and need to know.

ups marked one of scrooks' replies in Twitter as useful. scrooks replied to the question "Can an inactive Twitter page/username be removed by request? Or even a request be sent to the current inactive owner?". ups and 2 other people think it's one of the best replies.

A comment on the question "Can an inactive Twitter page/username be removed by request? Or even a request be sent to the current inactive owner?" in Twitter:

The "Best Answer" given by the official representative: http://getsatisfaction.com/twitter/to...

When following the instructions, there is a reply stating that they are no longer doing this. This was also commented in the latest posts. – ups, on February 12, 2009 14:32

ups replied on February 12, 2009 14:21 to the question "Can an inactive Twitter page/username be removed by request? Or even a request be sent to the current inactive owner?" in Twitter:

Please update the answer to this question as it induces in error.

ups started following the question "Can an inactive Twitter page/username be removed by request? Or even a request be sent to the current inactive owner?" in Twitter.

ups replied on February 10, 2009 17:58 to the idea "Make an iPhone App so users can map hotspots for you" in Skyhook Wireless:

Please just don't limit it to the iphone.

ups started following the idea "Make an iPhone App so users can map hotspots for you" in Skyhook Wireless.

ups replied on February 10, 2009 13:24 to the idea "loading more than 20 tweets at startup" in Seesmic:

200 is way too much in my opinion!

Please make this user configurable. (An option by time would also be great)

ups replied on February 07, 2009 15:00 to the idea "Reply text boxes should be resizable" in Get Satisfaction:

What browser are you using Eric?

I cannot see that handle in firefox 3.0.5 and in IE8 beta.

ups replied on February 06, 2009 22:03 to the question ""There Is No Text"" in Mozilla:

What other extensions are you running?

ups started following the idea "Piping the output of one command to another command." in Mozilla.

ups replied on January 17, 2009 16:58 to the question "Firefox not loading" in Mozilla:

Wich operating system are you using?

It should be the Main Mozilla Firefox folder file.

In xp its located in : C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe

In Vista it should be something similar.

ups replied on January 16, 2009 21:47 to the idea "Need copy/paste in Ubiquity result window" in Mozilla:

I guess that in theory you would not need copy paste. Insert the result into your work stream should be natural.

Unfortunately, not all commands are prepared to do this. For instance, in every new ubiquity version launch, I edit the get-email command from

displayMessage(name.text);
to
CmdUtils.setSelection(name.text);

Adding the ability to copy/paste is a nice workaround, but I could suggest a broader rule for verbs to be able to chain them and in the end paste in a working area.

ups started following the idea "Go to the first unread message button needed" in Seesmic.

ups replied on January 07, 2009 11:49 to the idea "Make a portable Twhirl that can be used on a thumbdrive" in Seesmic:

I guess that the problem would be the portable Air Platform.

ups replied on January 07, 2009 11:48 to the problem "threading on @ replies does not match Twitter web behavior" in Seesmic:

It seems that the &in_reply_to_status_id= parameter is missing.

If the API allows it, it should be implemented.

ups started following the problem "Anchored URLs do not work with "shorten url"" in Seesmic.

ups started following the idea "Make someone a "community leader"" in Get Satisfaction.

ups replied on January 07, 2009 11:22 to the problem "not satisfied" in Get Satisfaction:

Grumpy has a point here!

There shouldn't be allowed to type comments without identification, or at least say it before hand.

At this moment, there is no such wording which can lead to some confusion.
Even if the popup window allows you to login/register before submitting the question, why does this only appears on the end after all the typing is done?

ups started following the question "How do you edit/delete the default ubiquity commands(verbs)?" in Mozilla.