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tonyfleming asked a question in Twitter on November 03, 2009 17:48:

Limit search to just your own friends/followers

Perhaps this is possible, but I'm not sure how to do it. If not, it would make a quite useful feature. I'd like to be able to limit a search to only those tweets posted by my followers or those I follow (rather than the entire twitterverse).

Anyone know how to do this, or share my interest in having this feature implemented?

tonyfleming started following the idea "Changing Facebook Page Names" in Facebook.

tonyfleming replied on October 13, 2009 14:56 to the question "One column suddenly full screen wide" in HootSuite:

Thanks! Worked perfectly. (I had thought that bar was to slide to other columns, didn't consider it for setting width.)

tonyfleming marked one of Beier's replies in HootSuite as useful. Beier replied to the question "One column suddenly full screen wide".

tonyfleming asked a question in HootSuite on October 10, 2009 16:10:

One column suddenly full screen wide

I added a new column to one of my tabs and suddenly my Home Feeds and a couple other tabs are 100% width of my screen. How do I edit the width of my columns? There does not seem to be a "grab" feature on the edges to re-size them. (Using FF 3.)

tonyfleming started following the idea "Column Widths" in HootSuite.

tonyfleming started following the question "Remove abandoned account.." in Twitter.

tonyfleming started following the question "Custom URLs" in HootSuite.

tonyfleming asked a question in Facebook on August 31, 2009 12:27:

How many friends have visited my posted links?

It would be interesting to see which of my links are more popular; how many friends are clicking through on on sharing links which I add to my profile. I envision this as a new feature which shows up under my links that only I could see as the poster.

tonyfleming started following the idea "How many of my friends have watched my link?!" in Facebook.

tonyfleming asked a question in Twitter on August 27, 2009 18:33:

Why is a Twitter account not being displayed in feeds, searches?

Does anyone know why someone's account would not be coming up in Twitter Search (and thus not coming up in Hootsuite)? @CGS_DC has an account with recent posts, but Twitter Search isn't showing them. (They haven't protected their update either. That was my first guess too.)

tonyfleming asked a question in Twitter on August 27, 2009 18:26:

Only part of link is actually linked

It appears that the automatic hyperlink is cut off after a second forward slash? This might happen with other characters, but I have only this example to show.

Excellent analysis of UN Ban Ki-Moon chances for second term http://www.unelections.org/?q=node/1324

In the tweet, the hyperlinking only applies to "http://www.unelections.org/?q=node" with the last part -the specific node!- not linked. So you either end up on a Not Found page or the front page of that site.

Other than using an URL shortener, is there a way to ensure the full URL is linked to the full URL?

Thanks!

tonyfleming asked a question in HootSuite on June 25, 2009 11:40:

Nothing in Twitter Search?

Does anyone know why someone's Tweets would not be coming up in Twitter Search (and thus not coming up in Hootsuite)? @CGS_DC has an account with recent posts, but Twitter Search isn't displaying them.

worldfederalist started following the idea "Delete All" from the Saved Keywords" in HootSuite.

worldfederalist started following the idea "Remove twitter accounts you are already following" in Mr. Tweet.

worldfederalist started following the idea "Mark recommendations so they never appear again" in Mr. Tweet.

worldfederalist started following the idea "Add a way to filter out low-ratio users" in Mr. Tweet.

worldfederalist started following the idea "Update "follow" status in recommendations" in Mr. Tweet.

worldfederalist started following the idea "Why doesn't Twitter properly support multiple accounts?" in Twitter.

worldfederalist started following the question "How to invite friends from Facebook?" in Twitter.