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May 31, 2008
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TripIt Traveler Profiles, Action Stream

Tagged with: , , , , , , , — John @ 11:52 am

(Via the TripIt blog)

TripIt has launched profiles for travelers, with some pretty good controls on what is public and what is private:

The immediate goal is to give TripIt travelers one place to track all their travel information and showcase their travel history. The profile includes basic information about a traveler, including home location, upcoming trip destinations, connections in TripIt as well as important travel statistics like miles traveled, days on the road, etc.

It’s got a nice, RESTful public url - mine’s at http://www.tripit.com/people/jeckman

I’ve updated my TripIt Action Stream plugin - the good news is that it will now provide a real profile link rather than just linking to the TripIt homepage.

You will, however, have to make your activity feed available to everyone - but if you didn’t want to do that, you probably don’t want to publish your activity feed as an action stream anyway. (Actually you could leave your activity stream private and still publish your profile link - just uncheck the activity feed checkbox when adding the profile inside MT).

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2 Comments for this post
Dave Lester Says:

Hey John, just giving this a try! Thanks, Dave.

Hamid Schricker Says:

Hi John, Hamid Schricker from TripIt here - thanks for the handy tool! If you don’t mind, I blogged about it on the TripIt blog: http://blog.tripit.com

Thanks again!

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