Add Threaded Replies and Conversation Display
Replies to tweets are not threaded with the original tweet.
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The company has this under consideration.
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Inappropriate?We will be adding this back soon, but other aspects of our Twitter implementation are higher priority still. But we will get this aspect of Nambu back in place.
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Inappropriate?Want to have the reply under each tweet back~
I really like this feature from last Nambu
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Want to have the reply under each tweet back~.
I’m happy with Nambu
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Inappropriate?beta version do not show reply twit on timeline. I think reply twit make me understand context of twit
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Inappropriate?Pleeeease! Please please please! It is SUCH a pain to have to use "view on Twitter.com" to figure out what someone's replying to!
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Inappropriate?I second the "please please please" -- it's impossible to follow any conversation or even @replies directed to me personally without this function. I can't think of any top Twitter client that *doesn't* implement either threaded conversations or some way of tracking the "in reply to" of others' @ tweets.
I’m frustrated
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Twitter needs to adding for this, to do it properly. You can currently only follow conversations between people you happen follow, and you consume a lot of your API allotment to do it. Frankly, the Twitter API sucks for this, and so we are no in rush to work on it yet. -
And yet, off the top of my head, Socialite, Tweetie, Tweetdeck, and Seesmic all manage to track conversations/replies without forcing you to view the tweet in a browser. So, how are they doing it, if it's impossible? -
Well you are not really tracking conversations as they exist within Twitter, you are only tracking conversations as they exist between people you follow. You can get the original tweet you do not have in your timeline, but that is about it. -
Okay, but first, most users ARE actually talking about trying to track conversations between people we follow. Second, Nambu doesn't offer ANY indication of what original post an @reply is in response to. In Tweetie or Socialite, for instance, you can click on the @reply and see the entire progression of several @ replies back and forth. You can, in fact, see the entire conversation, chronologically. -
Nambu is still in private beta for a reason. Not sure why you keep comparing us to clients that been in development for years, which I would never be able to use anyway because they are really quite horrible for other reasons. We will get there, but it does not happen overnight. -
I brought them up because you seemed to be saying that it wasn't possible to do. That's all. I like Nambu a lot, and even in beta it's closer to being my ideal twitter client than almost everything out there. I'm pushing for conversation tracking to be a strong consideration as development continues because that's one of my dealbreakers. And yes, I understand it takes time. -
Unfortunately, Twitter does not provide API methods to do this properly, and with 150 API requests you exhaust them pretty quickly with this feature. We will be adding it, but still hoping Twitter adds a simple API method to grab the entire conversation in one request. -
Inappropriate?Eric: you may want to implement this partially for the threads in the Nambu database only: first fetch all new tweets, then for each check if the related one is in the local db and create the thread graph from this. While not perfect, this is what most people are interested in.
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this is one of the best points
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I understand. Nowhere did I say that we will not do it. -
Inappropriate?eric/ pbtweet shows conversation of each twit, it's vey helpful to understand context of twits. if API has limits, how about option to use or not
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Inappropriate?Echofon too
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Inappropriate?I'm still missing a conversation view, preferably similar to the one used in Tweetie. This would make it a lot easier to follow an ongoing conversation, especially when following a lot of people.
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Add a Conversation View.
I’m confident
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Inappropriate?Nambu is great and allows me to keep my Twitter "stuff" all nice and organized, I don't think I am in the market to switch anytime soon. One feature that I would like to see added is the ability to view a person's timeline or our tweet histories/conversations within Nambu, rather than having to go to the Twitter website. The beta of Echofon does this quite well, by opening up a drawer after you click on a username on a tweet. The strength of Nambu is that it does Twitter well and doesn't add a lot of extra features or fluff (rss, facebook, etc) but this would add another way to manage and view tweets from within a single application.
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Managing conversations (feature request).
I’m happy to be part of the beta process and hopeful to see what happens in the future!
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Inappropriate?Threaded replies - "No rush to work on it"? But this was so cool in the old version - bring it back!
I’m frustrated
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Only because the Twitter API does not really support this properly, and it eats up your API limit pretty quickly if we starting pulling in lots of individual tweets. But we will be doing it soon since it seems everyone wants it regardless of the fact the conversations you are get currently are not complete and the feature slows down regular timeline refreshes. -
Inappropriate?as conversations will be between people you already know surely you can just cache the tweets and their id's. If that won't work can you at least add in a button on each tweet to show the tweet that was being replied to?
I’m hopeful
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Caching is not really the issue. Most conversations you review will be new ones. We will be adding an icon to a tweet when a conversation is applicable, yes, and adding this feature soon, after auto-complete, which we are working on now. -
Inappropriate?It's the lack of this one feature that's keeping me using Nambu 1 most of the time (in 10.5). In all other respects, the beta is now a nice improvement over the original ... but without knowing the context of a reply, it's really difficult to use on a regular basis.
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