Foursquare ialah Empatpetak
fazi: Yay. I dah jadi mayor of Havanah Cafe!
me: . . . .
fazi: Foursquare.
me: What the hell.
fazi: Foursquare!
me: What the hell.
fazi: June!
me: What?
fazi: You don't know?
me: Explain.
fazi: Foursquare is a web and mobile application that allows registered users to connect with friends and update their location. Points are awarded for "checking in" at venues. Users can choose to have their check-ins posted on their accounts on Twitter, Facebook or both. In version 1.3 of their iPhone application, Foursquare enabled push-notification of friend updates, which they call "Pings." Users can also earn badges by checking in at locations with certain tags, for check-in frequency or for other patterns such as time of check-in.[4] The company has stated that users will be able to add their own custom badges to the site in the future. If a user has checked-in to a venue on more days (meaning only one check-in per day qualifies for calculating mayorship) than anyone else in the past 60 days, the check-ins are valid under Foursquare's time and distance protocols, and they have a profile photo, they will be crowned "Mayor" of that venue, until someone else earns the title by checking in more times than the previous mayor.[5] In August 26, 2010, Foursquare rolled out a new feature which notifies users of the number of days left before he or she is crowned "Mayor." When a user "checks in" to a venue on Foursquare via a mobile app, if he or she is within 10 check-ins of becoming the mayor, Foursquare alerts the user of the days left before becoming mayor on the check-in confirmation screen. [6] Users can create a "To Do" list for their private use and add "Tips" to venues that other users can read, which serve as suggestions for great things to do, see or eat at the location.[7] The Foursquare staff are very secretive about how to unlock many badges. There are a handful of introductory badges that are earned as milestones in usage. Some badges are tied to venue "tags" and the badge earned depends on the tags applied to the venue.[23] Other badges may be specific to a city, venue, event, or date. Some badges use identical icons, but are earned differently. There are a few badges that are named similarly, but applied differently, specifically Far Far Away, Trifecta and I'm on a Boat. In September of 2010 Foursquare announced version 2.0 of its check-in app which helps to direct users to new locations and activities, rather than just sharing their location with friends. The list of personal list of places and activities, called to-dos, has been separated from the general advice from other users section called "tips". Foursquare has also created a button that will add any location in the app to a user's to-do list, and the app will now remind the user when there are to-do items nearby. Third party sites such as The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and Zagat have added an "Add to My foursquare" button, which will add the location to the user's to-do list. [22]
me: Really? I mean, really?
fazi: I have a feeling that you're going to give this a hella definition.
me: Well.
fazi: ...and here we go again.
me: Foursquare is, kalau di kak nam kan, mana kau pergi, kau nak kasi orang tau. Yay.
fazi: What's the "yay" for?
me: It's part of the definition.
fazi: How so?
me: "Yay. I dah jadi mayor of Havanah Cafe!"
fazi: Ok! Fine. Faham.
me: Stop spamming in everyones' News Feed on your whereabouts.
fazi: Can I remove you?
me: Please?
p/s: I love you, Fazi! You're such a doll! xD
me: . . . .
fazi: Foursquare.
me: What the hell.
fazi: Foursquare!
me: What the hell.
fazi: June!
me: What?
fazi: You don't know?
me: Explain.
fazi: Foursquare is a web and mobile application that allows registered users to connect with friends and update their location. Points are awarded for "checking in" at venues. Users can choose to have their check-ins posted on their accounts on Twitter, Facebook or both. In version 1.3 of their iPhone application, Foursquare enabled push-notification of friend updates, which they call "Pings." Users can also earn badges by checking in at locations with certain tags, for check-in frequency or for other patterns such as time of check-in.[4] The company has stated that users will be able to add their own custom badges to the site in the future. If a user has checked-in to a venue on more days (meaning only one check-in per day qualifies for calculating mayorship) than anyone else in the past 60 days, the check-ins are valid under Foursquare's time and distance protocols, and they have a profile photo, they will be crowned "Mayor" of that venue, until someone else earns the title by checking in more times than the previous mayor.[5] In August 26, 2010, Foursquare rolled out a new feature which notifies users of the number of days left before he or she is crowned "Mayor." When a user "checks in" to a venue on Foursquare via a mobile app, if he or she is within 10 check-ins of becoming the mayor, Foursquare alerts the user of the days left before becoming mayor on the check-in confirmation screen. [6] Users can create a "To Do" list for their private use and add "Tips" to venues that other users can read, which serve as suggestions for great things to do, see or eat at the location.[7] The Foursquare staff are very secretive about how to unlock many badges. There are a handful of introductory badges that are earned as milestones in usage. Some badges are tied to venue "tags" and the badge earned depends on the tags applied to the venue.[23] Other badges may be specific to a city, venue, event, or date. Some badges use identical icons, but are earned differently. There are a few badges that are named similarly, but applied differently, specifically Far Far Away, Trifecta and I'm on a Boat. In September of 2010 Foursquare announced version 2.0 of its check-in app which helps to direct users to new locations and activities, rather than just sharing their location with friends. The list of personal list of places and activities, called to-dos, has been separated from the general advice from other users section called "tips". Foursquare has also created a button that will add any location in the app to a user's to-do list, and the app will now remind the user when there are to-do items nearby. Third party sites such as The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and Zagat have added an "Add to My foursquare" button, which will add the location to the user's to-do list. [22]
me: Really? I mean, really?
fazi: I have a feeling that you're going to give this a hella definition.
me: Well.
fazi: ...and here we go again.
me: Foursquare is, kalau di kak nam kan, mana kau pergi, kau nak kasi orang tau. Yay.
fazi: What's the "yay" for?
me: It's part of the definition.
fazi: How so?
me: "Yay. I dah jadi mayor of Havanah Cafe!"
fazi: Ok! Fine. Faham.
me: Stop spamming in everyones' News Feed on your whereabouts.
fazi: Can I remove you?
me: Please?
p/s: I love you, Fazi! You're such a doll! xD