Try our app (Flowdock, the team messenger)
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Are you guys going to have a Yammer import feature? If you could import all our past messages from Yammer into that right-hand column then our team would switch in a tenth of a second flat.
Personal feature request: preview youtube URLs, images, and tweets pasted into the chat area. Less important: let people select a range of chat messages and tag en-masse so they show up together in a search.
i would be differentiating yourself from wave as much as possible... you don't want to be competing with google when wave gets released sooner or later.
Yeah, it's true that we should differentiate ourselves from Wave as much as possible, but the comment "It's what Google Wave should have been", means that for some people Flowdock is what they expected or wanted from Wave.
The problem I see with Wave is that it's trying to be everything for everyone, which is a really ambitious goal. With Flowdock we just want to provide tools for teams that work constantly and intensively together.
edit: Oh, and how much time does it take for a "session to expire"? Mine expired in 5 minutes of innactivity or so...kind of annoying if you're waiting for a team mate that went to the bathroom for example.
Sessions do not actually expire anytime soon - we just deployed a bugfix release and had to restart the backend. We'll make the deployment experience a bit smoother soon. :)
One feature that would be nice is not matching search on twitter streams... ie +term1 -term2, would help with signal to noise ratio for what would be interesting for my teams.
We'll try to document this process a bit better.
I do not have "No Script".
I did submit a User Voice suggestion about it.
Would appreciate any tools that change as fast as we do, while keeping th big picture highlighted
If we can't understand what you're saying, how likely are we to use your product?
You'll have to think of a way to prevent it from becoming a wasteland of "asdlkfjsakj" posts though.
Looks good!
After we decided with the name it was quite funny how many 'flow' products were out there :)