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You have 0 friends on CPAN. (Score:1)
That sounds cool, but I can't get it to work.
I have a rather unused Gmail account, so I added e.g. my own cpan email address (johanl@cpan.org) to Contacts. Nothing, even after I moved it to the Friends group. And I tried JOHANL@cpan.org which I've seen in other systems. Still nada.
Am I even close to be doing the right thing? Or does it actually break on the recent feed?
As an aside, I think I'm more interested in distributions I use, and I don't
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The address needs to match with what you register with PAUSE, but apparently your address is obfuscated like [AT]. Try adding a full name to the contact "Johan Lindstorm" and the app will match as well.
Alternatively, you can add me (miyagawa@bulknews.net) to see what happens :)
But yeah, the fundamental problem is that your GMail contact list is almost empty. I hope I could other discovery options like using Social Graph API :)
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Thanks, that worked great!
BTW, on the subject of timelines, have you seen this rather cool JS Timeline library?
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Ehrm... Timeline library [google.com]
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Looks cool, but by Timeline I mean something like Twitter timeline which is a dashboard where you can get a glance of people's activities.