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@MotaniDom Great. Sorry I missed your tweet earlier. @EAStarWars
↪ Replying to @MotaniDom
@MotaniDom Great. Sorry I missed your tweet earlier. @EAStarWars
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@MotaniDom Did you get it working yet? @EAStarWars
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@EAStarWars It’s working now! Don’t know what did it, but I’ve got a happy son now :) Thanks.
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@EAStarWars Can’t find a download option for Battlefront :/ (but thanks for your quick help on this)
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@EAStarWars nope, deleted everything (also a tip from the forums…)
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@EAStarWars done that. been going through all the forums. :/
↪ Replying to @unknown
@AndyLeandy Good question! A bit of both I think.
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@jnd1er Haha, you blow my mind =) The last time I interviewed you, you gave me your fax number. And I was extremely nervous ;) @uxpodcast
@jnd1er I'll be in touch before end of year :) Would be fantastic to schedule something in January. @uxpodcast
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@beantin No vote, we’re bringing him on. Q1 2016 ;)
↪ Replying to @petetrainor
@petetrainor @WIRED Which of course supports exactly what you’re saying.
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@petetrainor @WIRED My hypothesis: People want the real story of what they’re clicking on, and that beats click-baits. #neeedsmoredata
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@petetrainor @WIRED Clicks on these links were higher(!) than when the click-bait links were not summarized in ‘real story’.
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@petetrainor @WIRED Interesting non-scientific experiment my friend did: started tweeting click-bait links along with the real story.