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Re: The Secret Sauce Behind Steve Rubel’s Lifestream Workflow and Revamp of Mine

Mark Krynsky — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 01:12:33 -0000

Gah, multiple personas. I can't even imagine having to keep that straight. Good luck.

Re: The Secret Sauce Behind Steve Rubel’s Lifestream Workflow and Revamp of Mine

Mark Krynsky — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 01:10:54 -0000

Thanks for posting this Keith. I've continued to do some testing and still struggling to find definitive workflows that work. This is very difficult stuff.

Re: The Secret Sauce Behind Steve Rubel’s Lifestream Workflow and Revamp of Mine

Darren R Hill — Sat, 03 Oct 2009 14:22:08 -0000

another great post, I'm trying to sort out a process for myself. My issue is that I am running several online personas. With some sites only allowing a single log in, it means I can't use the same process for each... unless I use multiple browsers... or someone has any other ideas :)

Re: The Secret Sauce Behind Steve Rubel’s Lifestream Workflow and Revamp of Mine

Joe Dawson — Sat, 03 Oct 2009 09:05:52 -0000

I need to better manage lifestreaming as I get duplicate entries appear across many sites that I have to then moderate. Thanks for providing the above post as it provides an insight how to better manage the many social media profiles!

Re: The Secret Sauce Behind Steve Rubel’s Lifestream Workflow and Revamp of Mine

traeblain — Sat, 03 Oct 2009 00:13:37 -0000

I've been using http://tweetpo.st/ because it does a much great job with posting tweets to Facebook, but I'm not digging it completely. I really need a Twitter -> Facebook filter, if anyone has any idea please let me know.

Tumblr fixed their Facebook integration, and so I'd like my Tumblr -> Twitter -> Facebook to stop. So I'd like any post with http://tumblr.com/* to get filtered from getting pushed to Facebook (unless I flag a hashtag to force it). Same with Posterous posts.

Really, my only issue with double upping is Twitter -> Facebook. And there are a number of tools out there that post to Facebook and some of them even allow filtering with the #fb tag. I'd just like more filtering, even if it's something as difficult to understand as RegEx.

Here's hoping!