Simon Crowley's dashboard

Simon Crowley started following the problem "from:emzbulletproof missing from search.twitter.com results" in Twitter.

Simon Crowley marked one of Allen Tucker's replies in Twitter as useful. Allen Tucker replied to the question "List of blocked users". Simon Crowley and 4 other people think it's one of the best replies.

Simon Crowley replied on May 25, 2009 00:12 to the idea "Tumblr should implement the ability to Import / Export post data." in Tumblr:

Check out this tumblelog export tool.

Simon Crowley reported a problem in Tumblr on May 21, 2009 22:50:

The "block" function doesn't work.

There's a user who reblogs photos I post with creepy captions. Whatever, it's a free internet, and that's what the Dashboard's "block" function is for, so I don't have to see him being creepy.

Except I keep seeing his reblogs (and likes) in my timeline. I click "block" every time I see them, but they don't stay away.

Simon Crowley replied on May 19, 2009 06:47 to the question "How can I get the note count on my posts?" in Tumblr:

{block:NoteCount{NoteCountWithLabel}{/block:NoteCount} creates "42 notes" or however many there are, if any exist.

{block:PostNotes}{PostNotes}{/block:PostNotes} renders the notes as an HTML list for you to format with CSS.

Hope that helps.

Simon Crowley replied on May 08, 2009 08:54 to the question "The HTML format for Direct Messages is terrible" in Twitter:

The "From:" address used to be "cleversimon via Twitter" or something useful; now it's just "Twitter."

Simon Crowley reported a problem in Tumblr on May 07, 2009 16:39:

Queued posts and drafts appear out of order on Dashboard.

The post I wrote yesterday afternoon and queued up for this morning showed up this morning—on page 13 of my dashboard, among my friends' posts from yesterday afternoon.

If I click "publish" on a draft I wrote last week, it will appear on my blog—but so many pages back in the Dashboard no one will ever see it.

I expected queued posts and published drafts to appear "freshly posted" at the top of the dashboard. Was I incorrect, or am I doing something wrong?

Simon Crowley started following the problem "Growl notification notifies of old tweets at startup" in atebits.

Simon Crowley started following the problem "Badge icon shows no numbers." in atebits.

Simon Crowley marked one of Chris Drackett's replies in atebits as useful. Chris Drackett replied to the idea "Hide dock icon". Simon Crowley and 24 other people think it's one of the best replies.

Simon Crowley marked one of Graham Ballantyne's replies in atebits as useful. Graham Ballantyne replied to the idea "Hide dock icon". Simon Crowley and 7 other people think it's one of the best replies.

Simon Crowley started following the idea "Hide dock icon" in atebits.

Simon Crowley started following the question "The HTML format for Direct Messages is terrible" in Twitter.

Simon Crowley started following the question "Empty result after extracting iPhone OS Files backup" in Super Crazy Awesome.

Simon Crowley started following the idea "Tumblr should implement the ability to set a title for all posts" in Tumblr.

Simon Crowley started following the question "New queue/publish/draft options in bookmarklet?" in Tumblr.

Simon Crowley shared an idea in Tumblr on March 26, 2009 18:30:

Markdown users get Markdown-formatted reblog template

I've set my preferences to use Markdown in my posts, so it's a pain when I try to reblog and get a lot of HTML (especially when I'm on my iPhone). I'd rather start with:


[originalposter](http://original.url/):

> Original content, lorem ipsum etc.

[and write here]

than:


<p><a href="http://original.url/">originalposter</a>:</p>

<blockquote><p>Original content, lorem ipsum etc.</p>

<p>[and write here]</p>

Simon Crowley replied on January 30, 2009 03:35 to the problem "non-reply tweet received as a reply.. strange" in Twitter:

Some clients add a couple of hidden "in_reply_to" variables to tweets that are started with the Reply button.

@mcbumface started writing a reply to you, then went back and removed "@phocks." The hidden variables remained, so the tweet was still marked as a reply to you.

Simon Crowley started following the idea "Replies to direct messages sent to you even if you're not followed by that person." in Twitter.

Simon Crowley marked one of sf0620's replies in Twitter as useful. sf0620 replied to the question "List of blocked users".