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%name is based on Jisko, which is an open-source microblogging application. It\'s source code can be obtained here. You can report bugs or submit patches at their Launchpad page.
You can update your %name status from a few places:
To reply one of your buddies\' status, you must first type @ symbol, then the username of the person who you are going to reply, and then the message. Example: @johndoe hey!.
If you prefer to send a private message, you must first type ! symbol instead of the @. It works like replying to a status, but with a different symbol. Example: !johndoe ok, see you there!.
Have you got a Twitter account? Then you can keep informed your followers, at the same time as you read them. Just add your account at the Twitter tab and you\'ll be able to do it.
You can reply to your Twitter friends\' notes just using the % symbol instead of the @. It works like replying to a status, but with a different symbol. Example: %Marquitox that sounds good!
All %name users can customize their profiles. Take a look at the settings page, where you can upload your favorite background image, your avatar or choose a different theme.
If you want, you can send a note every time you update your WordPress blog. WP2Jisko can do it automagically. All you need to do is installing the plugin, type your username and API Key, and that\'s all. If you want you can customize the message.
You can also put your last %name note inside your blog\'s sidebar, using Jisko for WordPress.