After a genius 1 liner from John Dodds,
it seemed obvious to hack together a SocialScript for a Curriculum Vitae. Not a Microformat, but a script.
Runs on Twitter, 140 characters exactly. TweetCV.
Source
zeroinfluencer/cv [by-sa] <0.1>
{
date(now)
charm.plotPCM(linkedin*facebook/myspace)!
job.title([char_count])!
job.duration(months)!
job.love(%)!
}
Gah. FriendFeed is grabbing the abbrieviated version of the published tweeted SocialScript. Same bug as mentioned here.
The duplication is my fault, not FriendFeed’s.
But even the URI for the object on Friendfeed is reporting robbed code.
Over joyed with the first round of user testing on nulltweet v0.1
Critical feedback from technology and social media early adopters RobMyers and SexySEO.
(Even though neither are using a twitter client, just the web interface. How curious.)
Tricky one this_first SocialScript on Twitter, walked straight into a compatability bug involving the arguably annoying, hashtags on www.hashtags.org.
hashtags causing a problem, clashes with my <author>/<application> syntax.
They’ve only gone and written the code to miss use the hashtag/hashtag (sub directory, uhuh) interpretation, resulting in a retrevial error. Hopefull they will fix this after reading this post. It’s a low priority, I imagine, but it would be definitely ace to run Social Scripts off Twitter and being able to track new versions being written.
Wont hold my breath, but I liked the optimism of the error message.
Doh! We messed up. We are trying to get this fixed as soon as possible
Anyway – debug screenshots.
As seen on Twitter, URI
As seen on Twitter, public, zeroinfluencer and zeroinfluencer’s friends time
As seen on Twhirl (which is very good.)
By now you would have spotted that the TwitterTime and Twhirl both crop the script from being read, and is liekly to crash ANY system running them. Sorry about that. As you can see, I’m currently using the Twhirl client for intial SocialScripting posts, believing it was acurate on CharCounts. It is.
As you can see below, this is so.
Check for yourself, source code is below. Hopefully Twitter will pick this up at some point. Probably a scaling/throttling technique they’re trying out.
“If the character string is too long then drop a few characters off” (WhoseGonnaNotice?)
Me, that’s who.
Haven’t tested it on other platforms. Feel free to copy the Social Script below and run it for yourself. Please report and further bugs in the comments below.
Source
#zeroinfluencer/nulltweet [by-sa] <v0.1>
{
attention.whiff(context/timeline)
attention.glance(client[air|web|sms|other])
attention.peak(99%)
}
Worth looking at
Licenced to print Shibboleths 