That definitely helps a lot, thank you! You're right, this would be
very flexible and very powerful. I worry that it might be a bit
overwhelming, or at least more than would be needed, for most users.
I definitely like the concept, though, and it's something I'll think
about for doing after multiple accounts are implemented. I tend to
like this sort of fine grain control as well ;)
On Aug 22, 12:07 pm, Me Not U <
men...@instantmessage.net> wrote:
> Here is a quick visual that I was thinking about. This would be a
> replacement for the information contained within the General Tweets frame.
>
> //++++++++++
> {twitterAccount#1} (folder)-> {groupName#1} (folder) -> friend/followed
> account (element)
> {twitterAccount#1} (folder)-> {groupName#2} (folder) -> friend/followed
> account (element)
> {twitterAccount#2} (folder)-> {groupName#1} (folder) -> friend/followed
> account (element)
> {twitterAccount#2} (folder)-> {groupName#2} (folder) -> friend/followed
> account (element)
> //++++++++++
>
> At each folder/element the primary option is to right-click. A
> context-sensitive menu would have the following options:
>
> //++++++++++
> Add New Twitter Account (only on top top level only context menu)
> Create New Folder
> Options
> //++++++++++
>
> The "Options" menu would appear with the following items which are for that
> group/element:
>
> //++++++++++
> Replies
> {y/n}Growl all @replies and mentions, from *group|element
> * {y/n}Do not growl tweets that are @replies to others
>
> DMs
> {y/n}Growl all DMs, from *group**|element*
>
> Check for new tweets every: N minute(s) for *group**|element*
>
> Apply to subfolders? {y/n}
>
> Growl Priority for *group|element* {emergency/high/normal/low/very low}