Today we added three new publishers.
When you go to http://demo.gnip.com you will find Clipmarks (support for ACTOR rules), Dailymotion (support for ACTOR and TAG rules), and deviantART (support for ACTOR and TAG rules).
Remember to visit our crowd-sourcing website and vote for the services that you would like to see us integrate next.
With our schema now finalized and in beta at http://demo.gnip.com and the crowd-sourcing application launched to help us prioritize our publisher integration schedule the team is now heads down building out more publishers on the Gnip platform.
Today we put nine ten new publishers into demo.gnip.com. All of these are using the updated schema and provide support for notifications and activities with full-data. Have fun integrating some data!
Thanks to everyone who has taken the time to visit the new community voting web application at http://gnip.uservoice.com to help us prioritize what services to integrate.
Here is a look at the top of the list:
Now that we have the beta of the new Gnip schema up in the new demo system we are ready to roll out something we hope everyone in our partner and user community will be excited to participate.
Today we have turned on a new web application that we are hosting at UserVoice, who specializes in hosting customer feedback forums. The new Gnip Forum provides anyone and everyone the chance to tell us the social media and business services that we should integrate to and the priority of integration.
You heard us, we want you to tell us what to do! Just go to http://gnip.uservoice.com. What you will find is a list that as of right now includes 352 different services in priority order based on votes for those services. Just create an account and decide how to allocate your votes. Also, if there is a service we did not include feel free to add the service and tell us the URL and it will be added automatically.
The list also includes status labels that will allow people to track our progress. There are a few new services in progress right now and after we complete the current beta on the new schema we expect to be adding publishers at a good clip.
We have flipped the switch to allow people to start working with our new schema at http://demo.gnip.com. In addition to standing up the site with the updated schema we have moved over all the existing accounts from the current system, so your existing gnipcentral.com user and password also get you access to the demo system.
The following publishers are in the demo system and we plan to add more over the course of the next month during the beta period.
We will be posting additional examples of how we mapped these social media services to the updated Gnip Schema in the Gnip Community and will link to those examples from the blog as well as point to them in our standard release newsletter that will go out later today.
Based on the feedback we have received there is a lot of interest in the enhanced metadata in the new schema that can be used to support additional types of URLs, multiple tags, geo data, and rich media. Now, go grab some data and do something cool with it.
