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dcmarc reported a problem in TweetPhoto on July 04, 2009 03:28:

Tweetphoto Mashing WordsTogether

Why does Tweetphoto keep messing up word spacing. Most of my tweets end up with wordsmashed togetherlike this. I checked my emails. The subject line has no mashed together words. People are criticizing my spelling now.

dcmarc asked a question in TweetPhoto on May 15, 2009 14:54:

Encouraging More Commenting

I wonder if people would be more likely to comment on photos if the "Login To Comment" line said "Login with your Twitter Username and Password to Comment" so they'd know they don't have to create a new username etc.

dcmarc replied on May 09, 2009 04:47 to the question "Can you add a search box to the Google Map?" in TweetPhoto:

That's great! You seem to be pressing hard. The site has a great look and feel.

dcmarc asked a question in TweetPhoto on May 08, 2009 02:07:

Can you add a search box to the Google Map?

I tend to upload from my camera, so no geographical info. Any chance of adding a search box to your mapping app, like on YouTube, to make it easier to fix the geographical info?

A comment on the question "I Want To Add TweetPhoto Widget to a Facebook Page!" in TweetPhoto:

That's great. Keep me posted. Please have a look at the Profile HTML app to see what restrictions there are to the HTML that can be used in Facebook. http://www.facebook.com/pages/Smithso.../apps/application.php?id=6165549526&from=6193904573 At least this way you wouldn't have to make a true Facebook App to get the widget to work on Facebook. – dcmarc, on May 07, 2009 03:26

dcmarc asked a question in TweetPhoto on May 06, 2009 21:46:

I Want To Add TweetPhoto Widget to a Facebook Page!

Is there a way to embed the widget in facebook? I have html boxes, but I don't think they accept Javascript.

dcmarc asked a question in TwitPic on February 10, 2009 22:35:

TwitPic Counter Accurate?

Why are there already 7 views by the time I follow the link from Twitter to the Pic I just posted on TwitPic. Are bots viewing the photos before people do?

dcmarc replied on December 11, 2008 21:52 to the question "When Will I Have It All? Blackberry Storm/Brightkite/Twitter/Twiddeo/TwitPic Integration" in Brightkite:

Great. Until the app appears, any chance of tight integration with Twitter, so Tweets flow to Brightkite? I can't invest the time loading everything in two places, especially with the time cellphone uploads can take, and I have 750 followers in Twitter, so have to enter the material so it can be consumed there.

dcmarc asked a question in Brightkite on December 10, 2008 16:48:

When Will I Have It All? Blackberry Storm/Brightkite/Twitter/Twiddeo/TwitPic Integration

So I Twitter for the Smithsonian and I have a Blackberry Storm. With Twitterberry I can get photos to Twitter/TwitPic. I have browser access to Twiddeo to Tweet Video. I'd like to use Brightkite, and have an account, but don't see the necessary support via my Storm to easily post message, video and photos without having to it twice. If I could simply push my Tweets to Brightkite, that would work. A Brightkite App that would do it all with location awareness and push to Twitter successfully would be even better.

A comment on the question "making twitter work with facebook fan pages" in Twitter:

Blog RSS Feed Reader works pretty well for me. Ocassionally, some of the 6 or so Twitter Feeds that I am displaying through it show no content, but if I refresh the setup page, they all show up again. It usually works fine. – dcmarc, on December 09, 2008 20:30

dcmarc started following the idea "BrightKite on Blackberry is a great idea!" in Brightkite.

dcmarc replied on September 15, 2008 01:26 to the question "making twitter work with facebook fan pages" in Twitter:

Use a Facebook RSS importer application. I use Blog RSS Feed Reader. Find it, add it to your page, then give it your Twitter RSS feed, found at the bottom of your twitter page. You can import as many different Twitter accounts as you like. You can see it in action on my page: Smithsonian Institution. Friend it while you're there.