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valor started following the idea "People you both follow in notification email" in Topify.

valor marked one of Randy Reddig's replies in Domainr as useful. Randy Reddig replied to the problem "Why display the impossible options?".

A comment on the problem "Why display the impossible options?" in Domainr:

Why not show the possibilities, but say "NOT AVAILABLE. Click to demonstrate demand!" – valor, on May 15, 2009 17:19

valor started following the problem "a.be too short" in Domainr.

valor reported a problem in tweetsum on April 07, 2009 16:51:

Inconsistent DBIs on site and tweet

My DBI displays as 24.07 on the tweetsum.com website, but it tweeted as 16.12.

Which is correct?

valor reported a problem in tweetsum on April 07, 2009 16:51:

Inconsistent DBIs on site and tweet

My DBI displays as 24.07 on the tweetsum.com website, but it tweeted as 16.12.

Which is correct?

valor replied on February 27, 2009 21:41 to the problem "500 error" in tweetsum:

Problem NOT solved.. I'm a protected user, seeing 500's when I try to see my page (I can log in, though)

valor started following the problem "500 error" in tweetsum.

valor replied on February 19, 2009 21:34 to the problem "OK, I get it. He's "fit"." in TwitPic:

I think the point is that ads are fine, but seeing the SAME ad every day benefits neither you nor your users.

The point of ads is to pique our interest, sell us a product, and at its core, give us information. If you did a simple Google AdWords box, that would benefit both you and your users--adwords would give us dynamic, contextually relevant ads (based on picture tags!).

valor started following the problem "OK, I get it. He's "fit"." in TwitPic.

valor marked one of Nuno Mendes' replies in Brightkite as useful. Nuno Mendes replied to the question "Email signature handling".

A comment on the question "Email signature handling" in Brightkite:

For example. Tell us one sequence that makes your system ignore everything below, such as "(sig)" or "(done)" – valor, on January 09, 2009 18:17

A comment on the question "Email signature handling" in Brightkite:

For example. Tell us one sequence that makes your system ignore everythi g below, such as "(sig)" – valor, on January 09, 2009 18:17

valor replied on October 24, 2008 22:01 to the question "The Twitter privacy issue revisited: private/private." in Brightkite:

The "official" response is that you can xpost in private mode:
http://getsatisfaction.com/brightkite...

But you're absolutely right--private/private posting does not work. KiltBear is right on the money. If BrightKite treats twitter like a "friend" then why can't I set that friend's access?

valor started following the question "The Twitter privacy issue revisited: private/private." in Brightkite.

valor replied on October 24, 2008 21:50 to the idea "Ability to post to Twitter while in Private Mode" in Brightkite:

The solution by Martin defeats the entire purpose of private mode.

Private mode: makes things so that certain people (i.e. the universe) do not see things you don't want them to.

Making posts available to "everyone else" makes it show up--to everyone else, even if they don't even have an account (like on the home page).

As KiltBear states, Twitter has its own privacy settings, so the best solution would be, as (s)he states, allow the option to make twitter a friend / trusted friend.

valor marked one of Brady's replies in Brightkite as useful. Brady replied to the question "Email signature handling".

valor marked one of Brady's replies in Brightkite as useful. Brady replied to the idea "Pagination in company lookup".

valor replied on June 12, 2008 00:16 to the problem "No emails when someone follows" in Twitter:

The official response is here:
http://getsatisfaction.com/twitter/to...

valor marked one of ikkekietje's replies in Twitter as useful. ikkekietje replied to the problem "Not getting email when someone follows me".