All posts in the topic New Topics to Twitter (Short link)
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- Latest post made by Dan Randow at Apr 22 23:04 UTC
The other week Richard Waid and I traded notes on Twitter notification and groups. Using this: http://twitterfeed.com/ I created this manually: http://twitter.com/edemmpls I haven't quite figured out if I really set it to capture all new topics or not. Haven't promoted it yet. What might be useful of course is a way to automate this so you could offer Twitter along side the web feed or something or a simple place to put in the Twitter account via the web admin.
Hi Steve, > I created this manually: > http://twitter.com/edemmpls That's cool. I can imagine some people preferring to follow forum postings this way. > What might be useful of course is a way to automate this so you could > offer Twitter along side the web feed or something or a simple place > to put in the Twitter account via the web admin. I think what you are suggesting is that we replicate twitterfeed's functionality. Why that is needed, since twitterfeed seems to work pretty well? Once we have greater flexibility about content in the group context (the group home, charter, about etc pages), it will be easy to post a link to the Twitter feed.
On Thu, 2009-04-23 at 10:40 +1200, Dan Randow wrote:
> Once we have greater flexibility about content in the group context (the
> group home, charter, about etc pages), it will be easy to post a link to
> the Twitter feed.
That is very cool. I must admit I didn't know about twitterfeed when I
made the suggestion Steve. I guess the question would be whether we
could do any better than that.
Richard,
> That is very cool. I must admit I didn't know about twitterfeed when I
> made the suggestion Steve. I guess the question would be whether we
> could do any better than that.
If we did, perhaps it could be implemented along with the proposed new
chat and presence server that we discussed the other day, and that I'll
post on soon here. Both deal with polling and short messages.