So easy, I couldn’t help myself
Posted by Charles Schoenfeld 
on July 2nd, 2008 in New features | 4 Comments »
Sometimes, even the best of us get distracted. And sometimes, so do I.
This wasn’t the highest-priority item on the WritersDB to-do list, but they made the Twitter API so gosh-darned easy to use, this just sort of slipped to the front of the line. It didn’t take very long at all.
Now whenever you’re sending out a new submission, you can click a checkbox to post an announcement of that fact to your Twitter account.* Then click on the pencil if you want to edit the default message.
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* What’s that? You don’t have a Twitter account? Well, you probably didn’t have e-mail in 1992, or a cell phone in 1986. When this change comes, we’ll be ready.
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Quick question. I had the google gadget installed, but now it’s saying it doesn’t recognize me because I don’t have the widget key.
nevermind. I found the widget key. I can’t believe it, it was right in front of my face.
That’s some of the fastest tech support I’ve never done!
Glad you got it working.
bwahahahahahaha Yeah I felt like a complete moron. Doh, the widget key was RIGHT there. heh.