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  1. Allow me to copy some or all of the info found by Rapportive into the Gmail contact card

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    started  ·  AdminRahul Vohra (Admin, Rapportive) responded

    Hey folks, we’re nearly done on this. When we’re ready, we’ll release a small beta test to everybody who’s voted on the idea. Thank you for waiting :)

    Rahul, CEO of Rapportive

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    Dave Glass commented  · 

    a simple one way copy would be very useful for creating a more up to date and relevant address book.

    Dave Glass supported this idea  · 

  2. Allow users to specify information for their contacts

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    planned  ·  AdminSam Stokes (Admin, Rapportive) responded

    We are definitely going to let you edit your contact records for other people. Right now, we’re working on giving you as much context as we can about your contacts without making you do the work of filling in their details, but we know that’s not enough on its own.

    When we enable editing other people’s profiles, the edits will be private to you: in other words, if you edit someone’s profile, we’ll show you the edited version, but other people won’t see your edits. That’s because your contact data belongs to you, and we won’t share it without your consent; it’s also to protect the privacy of people who might not want their social network profiles being revealed in public.

    If you have any ideas on how you would like this to work, please do let us know in the comments!

    Dave Glass supported this idea  ·