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[Amber Graner]

On Tue, Jul 27, 2010 at 8:04 PM, Greg Grossmeier <greg at grossmeier.net> wrote:
> <quoting name="Stas Sușcov" date="2010-07-27" time="21:53:30 +0300">
>
>> Having let's say an instance of status.net or a spider to fetch statuses
>> by hashtags, would be much easier compared to wiki edits.
>
> Our own instance, or a free community version of status.net is totally
> doable, btw. locoteams.status.net was set up as a test of this a while
> ago, but did not materialize to anything (due, in part, to my lack of
> time to devote to it).  As well as my lack of time  (greg-g you can't take all the blame :-P)
>
> If you can make a good/persuasive use case for it, I'm all ears!
>
> Greg
>
> NOTE: locoteams.status.net has been neglected (by me) for a while, so
> there are a number of spam accounts. I have removed many just now (to
> make the public/default timeline clean) but there are many more to go. If
> we do this, I can work on getting it cleaned up.  Greg I'll help later this week if you still need it just let me know.

Amber
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