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wazungu replied on April 14, 2009 00:49 to the question "Multiple URL sources in a single note" in Evernote:

Multiple URLs make more sense to me in the body of the note, as opposed to it's "canonical" URL entry.

wazungu started following the question "Any way to move data (migrate) from Journer to Evernote Mac?" in Evernote.

wazungu replied on April 14, 2009 00:47 to the idea "Able to make wireframes in editor" in Evernote:

Sounds complicated.

wazungu started following the idea "Feature request: allow us to merge/combine multiple notes" in Evernote.

wazungu started following the idea "Notebook sharing" in Evernote.

wazungu started following the question "Tagging when sending notes to Evernote by email: Howto? Syntax?" in Evernote.

wazungu started following the idea "Internote Linking" in Evernote.

wazungu replied on April 14, 2009 00:43 to the problem "Pasting plaintext loses all indentation" in Evernote:

I was disappointed to find that as well. I wanted to paste in HTML code (nicely formatted of course) for reference; I can't use it for that in its current state. And while attachments (in Pro) would be nice, I want to edit the notes like I would any other entry.

wazungu started following the problem "Pasting plaintext loses all indentation" in Evernote.

A comment on the question "Thumbnail pic won't change?" in HootSuite:

I cannot see why this isn't automated, at some point, by hootsuite. Even a weekly cron job would be better. I mean, why would a user ever NOT want their avatar sync'd? – wazungu, on April 03, 2009 00:46

wazungu marked one of HootSuite's replies in HootSuite as useful. HootSuite replied to the question "Thumbnail pic won't change?".

wazungu started following the problem "I hate ow.ly" in HootSuite.

A comment on the problem "Post by Email not working" in Ping.fm:

I cannot access the wiki, even though I signed up for a Pbwiki account. Is there a way to see what you've written? – wazungu, on March 30, 2009 20:17

wazungu replied on March 09, 2009 18:23 to the question "Can't get basic info at http://eeopenid.com/" in Pixelmatrix Design:

Yep, looks like a dead end - sad. Things come up, crises and the like, in people's lives. It's happened to me. But, in general, one shouldn't open a door unless one can walk through it!

A comment on the idea "Ping.fm integration" in HootSuite:

Can you clarify? Do you mean, "no, I don't use @replies in Ping.fm", or, "no, Hootsuite shouldn't worry about how @replies are implemented?" – wazungu, on February 27, 2009 21:40

wazungu replied on February 27, 2009 20:08 to the question "Why in the world did they say that?" in Twitter:

Look at the advanced settings of Twitter Search. Dial in your search query, then use a feed reader (Google Reader, NetNewsWire or Newsgator) to read the resulting feed. That's the simplest route.

Once it's in a feed, you can do other things with it, like combine it with Yahoo! Pipes and roll in other searches (like a google search) into one stream.

wazungu replied on February 27, 2009 19:10 to the idea "Ping.fm integration" in HootSuite:

That's probably a personal preference with how it's handled - when I use Ping.fm and reference people on twitter ("I just had lunch with @kristicw"), those get sent on to FB and the like. I haven't seen any complaints from people for using Twitter syntax in other networks.

People might have to explain more ("I had lunch with Kristi (@kristcw) today") for it to make sense, but this is the tradeoff involved for sending one message to multiple networks with different syntaxes.

Another point: if one is scheduling @replies, then by definition that person is targeting a Twitter conversation, not a conversation on another network. The point is somewhat moot IMHO.

It would be fabulous for those kinds of messages that need scheduling for all the networks. I can think of a bajillion uses for it. =)

wazungu replied on February 24, 2009 01:42 to the idea "Ping.fm integration" in HootSuite:

This will be interesting to watch. Ping.fm and Hellotxt.com are really figuring out how to post the same content to most social media platforms. The service focused on tracking, managing and scheduling those tools/APIs will dominate.

Assuming those services don't implement them on their own first...

You guys do it right, they'll want to buy you out! Twitter bought Summize, et. al.

A comment on the idea "Ping.fm integration" in HootSuite:

Ha! – wazungu, on February 24, 2009 01:40

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