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Adding The Ability to Queue New upcoming Twitter Updates #192

Open GoogleCodeExporter opened 8 years ago

GoogleCodeExporter commented 8 years ago
I believe it would be nice to have the ability to queue incoming twitter 
messages.

The twitter accounts I follow do update too often and in alternated intervals 
of time, meaning that I can go and hour without getting any updates from 
twitter but the next two hours I would be getting 5 updates every 20 minutes or 
so. [nothing wrong with the plugin, just the people I follow update their 
twitter] 

1-I would like to see a feature that would allow me to queue upcoming twitter 
updates thus avoiding an IM windows from popping every so often just to display 
a couple of updates.

---a) I know that setting the twitter status on pidgin to "Unavailable" would 
prevent pidgin from reporting any new updates, but then that would be defeating 
the point of twitter on pidgin.

2- Upcoming updates will still get logged, so when I click on the "twitter.com" 
on my buddy list, the IM window will show all the recieved updates.

---a) Much like how IRC works on Pidgin when you add a room to your buddy list 
and set the preference to "Persistent". 

-For those that don't know what I'm talking about- Lets say I'm on 
#microblogplurple.  I exit the chatroom window for a couple of hours. Later on 
I click on #microblogplurple on my buddylist and the #microblogplurple chatroom 
window opens. All the activity that has taken place in the room after I'd exit 
the chatroom window earlier is presented to me in the chatroom window as if I'd 
never closed the chatroom window.

3-Also a counter next to "twitter.com" or below it where the "status" would 
show, displaying how many new tweets are waiting for viewing. If not, the 
default Pidgin action for awaiting message, which is making the sender's name 
bold [on the buddy list] would be more than enough.

Also, Guification can take care of the reporting of new update arrivals.

Original issue reported on code.google.com by Svaltiel@gmail.com on 11 Jun 2010 at 2:20