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Ja Yen replied on September 07, 2008 06:30 to the idea "BrightKite on Blackberry is a great idea!" in Brightkite:
Scott replied on September 06, 2008 20:18 to the problem "Cant activate SMS from my T-Mobile cellphone" in Twitter:
Kam replied on September 05, 2008 11:00 to the idea "BrightKite on Blackberry is a great idea!" in Brightkite:
Yogesh replied on September 04, 2008 11:13 to the question "Import friends from facebook" in Twitter:
Jay Turner started following the idea "Location Support" in Ping.fm.
Dave B started following the idea "Location Support" in Ping.fm.
A comment on the idea "BrightKite on Blackberry is a great idea!" in Brightkite:
I believe the twitterberry guys are working on a bk app for the blackberry, lets hope its not too far away. – mcdent, on September 01, 2008 18:48
A comment on the idea "BrightKite on Blackberry is a great idea!" in Brightkite:
I'll check this out, totally missed that one. – mcdent, on September 01, 2008 18:47
A comment on the idea "BrightKite on Blackberry is a great idea!" in Brightkite:
yes brightkite relies so much on being used whilst mobile, most people don't have a laptop with them whilst down the pub or walking the dog etc, thats where brightkite comes in to its own.
Having a decent mobile app for this will make it a great experience. – mcdent, on September 01, 2008 18:46
mcdent replied on September 01, 2008 18:44 to the idea "BrightKite on Blackberry is a great idea!" in Brightkite:
Chris replied on August 31, 2008 20:08 to the idea "BrightKite on Blackberry is a great idea!" in Brightkite:
A comment on the idea "Pull status as opposed to push-only" in Ping.fm:
Yes, but picture updates still aren't possible. – Kichigai, on August 30, 2008 00:27
A comment on the idea "Pull status as opposed to push-only" in Ping.fm:
That's what I've got going on, but it's still a two-address system, and I often prefer to upload images through the website as opposed to uploading them via e-mail. – Kichigai, on August 30, 2008 00:24
RCourtade replied on August 30, 2008 00:11 to the idea "Pull status as opposed to push-only" in Ping.fm:
A comment on the idea "Pull status as opposed to push-only" in Ping.fm:
Why not setup BrightKite in Ping and just update Ping which would update your BrightKite account. – RCourtade, on August 30, 2008 00:09
Kichigai replied on August 29, 2008 22:38 to the idea "Pull status as opposed to push-only" in Ping.fm:
T0mmy2T0ne started following the problem "T-Mobile is blocking Twitter" in Twitter.
A comment on the idea "Prepending all Pings" in Ping.fm:
Is there at least some plan to still add a customized prefix? I don't care for the "User says:" prefix :( – TheLocehiliosan, on August 27, 2008 13:07
blubutterfly replied on August 25, 2008 17:28 to the question "How do I ask someone the twitter (what are you doing?) question?" in Twitter:
Twitter is not designed for the masses to respond. This is like you and I talking "hey, Michelle, what's up? What are you doing right now" Maybe I want to go shoe shopping and want to find out if you are free. With this I have to stop what I am doing, text, email, or track you down by phone. Maybe I can't find you. You might be outside with the dog. Anyway, it is a brief update of ....what you are doing. ie "I have to run pick up dinner. or out to drop off book back by 2. That's it. Brief and to the point. You invite your friends to join Twitter so you are all sort of Tweeting an update. Sometimes I just want to put a sledge hammer through something, so I Tweet out a frustration and I am fine. Or maybe i just discovered the cure for too many red bulls, and i know some people would love to hear. When you start skimming through the "EVERYONE" tweets your eye might catch something funny or of interest. So you follow that person. That person receives a note saying you are following. They will likely check YOU out and possibly follow you. As you build your friend and new friends follow list, the more people follow you. Twitter is not designed to address the masses, although if you have built up a follow list that is large you have a little mass. But, even with that there is no guarantee that someone following you will respond. I made a crack to a bird dog funny guy last night. He had a date and I didn't get a response for over an hour. My last comment (I was being a smart ---, he didn't even comment back. So you see, its like pen pals with strangers, and quick wit with friends. There are what is called "meetups". People that live near each other get together at a local pub. I was invited to one for tomorrow night. Maybe 9 or 10 folks, but, some of my Tweet companions. I have never met them, and maybe we won't have anything to say much in person. Some people do better when they are not confronted head on. But, I would thing if they plan to attend a meetup they like to chat it up. If getting yourself out to the masses is an important issue for you I have resources for plenty of web based sites. (Free and nearly free) If interactive response is what you are looking for you'll be more interested in a site that also lets you host a secation to blog. There are scads of different kinds of networks. I can be rather ditzy when it comes to the techy parts, but I will be happy to pass on all you want from me. Hope this helps. Follow me all you want. Send my direct messages if you don't want your biz gauked at by others. I will do anything I CAN TO HELP. -Linda (aka BluButterfly) lharrison.butterfly695@gmail.com
A comment on the idea "Please let me specify separate notification preferences for IM and for SMS." in Twitter:
just wondering what's up with this request? any movement? i sure wish i could get @replies to me sent via SMS. maybe i overlooked this? – sean808080, on August 23, 2008 15:34
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