nombre in Chrome with OffiDocs

DESCRIPTION

> Remember that a man's name is to him the sweetest and most important sound in the English language.

> **Dale Carnegie** (How to Win Friends and Influence People) nombre automatically adds the first name of the person you are replying to on Twitter to the Tweet.

## Background I'm surprised more people haven't read Carnegie's book.

It's the top book on [Y Combinator's recommended library](http://ycombinator.

com/lib.

html).

For years I struggled building an audience.

But things are clicking now with my writing and my project [Draft](http://draftin.

com) to help people [write better](http://draftin.

com).

One helpful technique I figured out is simply getting better at interacting with more people on Twitter.

And I like using people's first names in communication with them.

People are blind to their Twitter handles.

Who the hell is @natekontny? I prefer Nate or Nathan.

I think most other people prefer their own name too.

But if you use Twitter in any volume, typing people's first names can be quite a task, and it's prone to typos.

nombre was made to automate just a little bit of the typing.

There's not much to it.

After installation, click Reply on a Tweet in your stream, and their first name will automatically be populated in the Tweet box.

P.

S.

[**I'd love to meet you on Twitter: here**](http://twitter.

com/natekontny).

Feedback -------- [Source code available on Github](https://github.

com/n8/nombre).

Feedback and pull requests are greatly appreciated.

Let me know if I can improve this.

Additional Information:

- Offered by Draft
- Average rating : 3 stars (it was okay)

nombre web extension integrated with the OffiDocs Chromium online