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Can you add a feature allowing for auto-updating, so I don't have to click to show the updates? That'd be great.

Wouldn't it be nice if you could choose if you want to view the page with a 100% width or a fixed width of for example 800px?

I'd love to see categories for my friends, i.e. co-workers, family, etc. Similar to the way IM lets you distinguish different people. That way when I'm at work, I can see what my co-workers are up to and ignore them during the weekend.

Sorry, this isn't blog spam, but I've expanded on my ideas @ http://www.albiniak.com/social-media/...

I really, really like socialthing 2.0. I've ditched twhirl in favor of using this full time. I don't care about a desktop/AIR app. Keep improving what you've got going - it's a great (social)thing!

1) It should be easier to find historical tweet replies and direct messages. If I missed it, I missed it.
2) Tinyurl (or similar) integration a la Twhirl.
3) Twitpic (or similar) integration a la Twhirl.
4) Aggregate profiles for the user's lifestream I clicked on and display it. Don't make me click again (and leave your site) to see it.
5) Have the lifestream updates follow me around the site. If this doesn't make sense, spend some time on http://www.thesixtyone.com
6) Summize / twemes integration - it'd be so dope if I could follow a #hashtag as a lifestream right in socialthing. I'd bump this to my #1 feature request.

I'll buy the coffee/beer/aspirin :)

Great job on the updates to the lifestream. Now I can leave SocialThing up all the time, instead of checking the various services. Thanks a bunch - great improvement!

In love with your service already, however, I would suggest adding a separator after an update on the feed. Social thing lets me know that a new feed has been posted but the only thing that let's me know which ones were added is a small increase in padding.

Basically: press the Show Updates Feeds, show the feeds and then add a separator for easy reading.

Would be cool if our lifestream could export an RSS feed, for use elsewhere :)

You can currently do that "kind of thing" using yahoo pipes, dunno, what do others think?