Redwood Asylum (emeritus)
...by the inmates...for the inmates...
Thursday, June 19, 2003
More Fun With FM Radio Station
I've sent a steady stream of notes to the support crew at SocialDynamx, the FM Radio Station folks, as I tinker with the 30 day evaluation copy. They've actually read my missives and responded quite positively. Will wonders never cease! Another very pleasant experience with a small software company. Imagine my shock when I received email from CEO Stephen Dulaney today! He's read my support comments and even popped by to read this Redwood Asylum blog.
I've played with several aspects of FMR, but it dawned on me that I had not yet used it for a blog post. D'oh! (Hey, I'm a news aggregator freak, not a heavy poster. So sue me...) Herewith, my first FM Radio Station post. This is a great new UI for Radio UserLand. The more I use it, the more I like it. Still, without a Post To The Past feature, I spend a lot of time in the standard Radio UI so I can use Mark Paschal's Kit. Some day I hope the core Radio product will incorporate this feature. Sadly, I'm not holding my breath. I'm sure John Robb and the UserLand crew have many higher-demand items on their plate. A guy can dream, can't he?
...by the inmates...for the inmates...
Thursday, June 19, 2003More Fun With FM Radio Station
I've sent a steady stream of notes to the support crew at SocialDynamx, the FM Radio Station folks, as I tinker with the 30 day evaluation copy. They've actually read my missives and responded quite positively. Will wonders never cease! Another very pleasant experience with a small software company. Imagine my shock when I received email from CEO Stephen Dulaney today! He's read my support comments and even popped by to read this Redwood Asylum blog.
I've played with several aspects of FMR, but it dawned on me that I had not yet used it for a blog post. D'oh! (Hey, I'm a news aggregator freak, not a heavy poster. So sue me...) Herewith, my first FM Radio Station post. This is a great new UI for Radio UserLand. The more I use it, the more I like it. Still, without a Post To The Past feature, I spend a lot of time in the standard Radio UI so I can use Mark Paschal's Kit. Some day I hope the core Radio product will incorporate this feature. Sadly, I'm not holding my breath. I'm sure John Robb and the UserLand crew have many higher-demand items on their plate. A guy can dream, can't he?
11:57:32 PM
categories: Radio Fun