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WTL replied on October 21, 2009 16:10 to the idea "Let users add cities (hear me out!)" in foursquare:
If FourSquare is going to limit the available cities - at least indicate *why* on the sign-up page, to save people from hunting for the text field to add their city - or, heck, just let them type it in, and if FS isn't available in that city yet, add them to the State/Province level.-
WTL started following the idea "Let users add cities (hear me out!)" in foursquare.
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WTL shared an idea in Magma on July 22, 2009 03:25:
Don't show Hulu videos to non-AmericansDon't show Hulu videos to non-Americans - as Hulu doesn't allow us to see them *anyway*, so don't. It makes us sad and cry. ;-) -
WTL replied on May 30, 2009 18:10 to the question "Support Page Up/Down and Home/End" in atebits:
Same as Sknob - -
WTL started following the question "Support Page Up/Down and Home/End" in atebits.
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WTL shared an idea in enjit on May 06, 2009 06:13:
Getting TwitterSpy to be quiet for an intervalIt would be handy to be able to tell TwitterSpy to be quiet for an interval; eg: quiet 90 would silence twitterspy for ~90 minutes - rather than using on/off - which relies on the user remembering to turn it back on. -
WTL replied on January 21, 2009 04:12 to the problem "Problems downloading and logging in." in Podcastready:
Mac version, if that helps, but I've moved on. Getting software shouldn't be that hard. -
WTL reported a problem in Podcastready on January 20, 2009 23:09:
Problems downloading and logging in.This may sound like a tale of woe, but I swear, I'm not making this up!
I went to the site and got ticked off that I couldn't just download it - that I had to log in to do it. Why force me to log in if I just want to have a look at it?
So I created an account. Or tried to. The site kept insisting that something was wrong, even though all the fields were filled out, but wouldn't tell me. Eventually, through experimentation, I found that it didn't like my username - wtl - which I use pretty much everywhere - so I lengthened it, and finally got in. There's no technological reason to require a username to be a minimum of number of characters.
The last straw was when I finally got to the download button, I clicked it and got served:
Warning: mkdir() [function.mkdir]: File exists in /var/www/phplibs/class.mypodder.php on line 76
Warning: mkdir() [function.mkdir]: File exists in /var/www/phplibs/class.mypodder.php on line 77
Warning: mkdir() [function.mkdir]: File exists in /var/www/phplibs/class.mypodder.php on line 78
Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /var/www/phplibs/class.mypodder.php:76) in /var/www/phplibs/class.mypodder.php on line 103
I'll have another look at it, but the process of just downloading an application shouldn't be an exercise in frustration. -
WTL replied on December 31, 2008 03:57 to the question "Chronological ordering of multiple messages" in enjit:
Wow, that's awesomely quick! Thanks! -
WTL asked a question in enjit on December 30, 2008 18:11:
Chronological ordering of multiple messagesI've found that lately, when I get multiple messages from Twitter Spy, they are in the wrong order - newest messages are listed first, oldest last. I preferred it the other way. -
WTL replied on January 09, 2008 20:31 to the discussion "@ replies not showing up in timeline" in Twitter:
When people *not* on my follow list reply to me, I don't get the updates in IM (via Jabber). It's driving me crazy to constantly have to check the web site to see who replied! My @ Replies is set to all @ replies. Did I miss some thing?
I just went and reset my reply setting (just in case) and *all* my replies vanished! ARGH!
