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Suggestion: Exclude filter
I like the idea of the 'exclude' filter, but it would also be great to have a 'negative exclude' filter. In other words, instead of only showing posts with the filter word, it would be great to exclude posts with a filter word, perhaps preceded by a "-", as in Google searching.
For example, if my filter was "-flickr" (without quotes), then items with the word "flickr" would not be passed through to Twitter.
For example, if my filter was "-flickr" (without quotes), then items with the word "flickr" would not be passed through to Twitter.
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Inappropriate?thought I'd give some context to this feature: I just took on integrating my recent changes of my wiki. now wikispaces hasn't implemented "minor edits" - I would love to put in "minor edit" in the comment so these don't clutter up my twitter!
I’m excited i'm not alone!
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Inappropriate?This is exactly what I need as well. I've started using Twitter Tools on my Wordpress blog to create a daily digest of my twitters on my blog, but the first one is always, inevitably, the twit that describes the post of the Twitter digest on my blog from twitterfeed. I'd like to exclude that particular post from being published to my twitter. Not sure if this makes any sense, but an exclude filter would be great.
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Inappropriate?hey - good to see we're gettin some momentum on this one. Thanks for giving a concrete Wordpress example! I thought I'd share a concrete wikispaces example. This is what twitterfeed automatically generates when I redirect pages:
& Transferable Skill (Redirect to What) http://twurl.nl/8du2db
if you check the twurl - not very useful!
Love to filter out ones like these - support for regular expressions would be awesome to be most precise!
Simple exclude on "(Redirect" will suffice for now.
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