There's a PM at Microsoft called Sean McBreen who works with Visual Studio. Probably the same guy. He's posted his email address publicly before - smcbreen@microsoft.com (i.e. here https://github.com/Armitxes/VSCode_SQF/issues/2 )

Thanks Tim - I had just started trying to track Sean down, so this will help! Will update the post if I hear anything back from him.

It appears to have a massive elevation on Twitter's normal tweeting rate limit.

I went looking for where their docs talk about handling attachments, and couldn't find it. Can you point me in the right direction?

Not sure what's about either. Like many rich-text editors, it can handle embedded images, but the attachment stuff proper is handled in the surrounding application.

My mistake - I was editing an email at the time, and looking at the editor and roving over the UI, I thought "attachments, of course!", without actually checking to see whether or not that was part of the editor or not.

Only took about 10 clicks before it came up with some porn pics.

Yep, they're all using it often, and they all gave their permission for us to list them there.

Pocket's Support person: https://twitter.com/saysjustin/status/456165953718341632

Stripe's Twitter support person: https://twitter.com/kitchenettekat/status/456150203066617857

And you can look at the via tag on the reply tweets sent from @tweetbot and @npmjs_support to see that they're using it.

For reference, the deleted comment above mine had asked if all of the companies listed in 'used and loved by' were legit (fair skepticism I reckon). After I answered they deleted their comment.

Thanks for the reply. I deleted my comment. The service look good. MeteorJS is good framework, hopefully I will use it someday.

Thanks for the kind words. We really should get a technical blog going - we've learnt a lot about MeteorJS over the last year.

Nice use of Telesc.pe: http://telesc.pe/

They did an awesome job putting it together. I'm a huge fan of the app now. All tweets have a mention of them. :)

No, Naoki isn't a writer at thenextweb.com. The may have republished his own blog post from medium.

You're right sorry, changed it

Anyone can write at Medium. You can open an account there yourself.

He tweeted pretty heavily previously. Was one of the small team who made @echofon. He'd reduced his tweeting, but was still using the account in other ways.

Have just been talking with him. He first asked Twitter for it back on the 20th of Jan. 8 days ago.