There is a secondary problem with the "via HootSuite" thing also. It looks like, sometimes, Facebook combined posts from the same source together -- and you get ONE of them and then "3 more posts via HootSuite not shown". Even though they are from completely different people. In other words, as more and more people use HootSuite, more and more posts will be hidden from people's feeds if Facebook continues to group "similar" posts.

When they do that for some game like MafiaWars or whatever, it makes sense -- there might be a bunch of MafiaWars posts from different people and you might not want to see them all since they are still related to MafiaWars. But when they do it for a group of posts from HootSuite, it is a problem since they are often completely unrelated posts from completely unrelated people.

So, if there is a way around that, and this would solve it -- then I'm all for it also! It isn't that I mind the HootSuite mention on my posts -- it is that I don't want Facebook to group my posts with someone else's and hide it from anyone!

- John...

In my opinion, this really shouldn't be closed as "completed." What the original requester was asking for (an improved interface for the scheduler) had very little to do with anything that is solved by bulk uploads from a CSV file. We're just talking about wanting to be able to schedule a handful of things in a row where it would sure be great if it didn't reset EVERYTHING back to the defaults. I.e. fill in the LAST info we used, so we can just adjust the time a bit if we are doing a few scheduled posts in a row.

Also, change the interface to allow 1-minute increments instead of 5-minute ones.

None of that was really "completed", IMO.

- John...

I support this -- even if just for the feature to allow things to be scheduled to a specific MINUTE instead of in 5-minute increments.

5 minutes can be forever for some Twitter feeds -- if I'm telling someone about something coming up in the very near future, telling them about it 5 minutes before might be too far out still. Need 1-minute increments.

- John...

Just noticed that this is also mentioned in this one that has some more support:

http://feedback.hootsuite.com/forums/40182-hootsuite-com-web-dashboard/suggestions/484773-improve-scheduled-tweets-interface

I agree with this. I've only just started using scheduled tweets and/or FB Page posts within the last couple of days and have already had a situation where I needed per-minute increments.

With Twitter, 5 minutes can be forever for some people's feeds. I need to be able to have down-to-the-minute scheduled tweets.

- John...

I'm all for this -- and, heck, even if it was just ONE-WAY, I'd be fine with it. (Meaning that you set up the web page and then can just grab all of those settings for the iPhone app.)

- John...

This is a dupe of:

http://feedback.hootsuite.com/forums/40182-hootsuite-com-web-dashboard/suggestions/688904-tagging-for-facebook-statuses

Which has more support -- so spend your votes over there to help encourage it!

- John...

This is a dupe of:

http://feedback.hootsuite.com/forums/40182-hootsuite-com-web-dashboard/suggestions/726366-facebook-mentions

And I agree it is needed -- so help vote that one up!

- John...

In my opinion, this really shouldn't be closed as "completed." What the original requester was asking for had very little to do with anything that is solved by bulk uploads from a CSV file. It would be much better solved by not reseting EVERYTHING back to the defaults when you go to schedule something. I.e. fill in the LAST info we used, so we can just adjust the time a bit if we are doing a few scheduled posts in a row.

I don't need to do a bulk upload of dozens of events. I just want to be able to easily schedule a few in a row that are timed appropriately -- without having to re-pick the date and time for each one of them. Improving the interface of the scheduler to not reset would much better solve issues like this than bulk uploads from a CSV file.

On a side note, changing the interface to allow 1-minute increments instead of just 5-minute ones would also be great when you're improving the scheduler's interface. 5 minutes can be forever in the real world -- having it down to the minute would be great!

- John...