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Slacking. An app for lazy guys. An app for me. You give it a message, and it will share it everywhere.
Copy bin/config where you want, and copy its path in the 19th row of bin/slacking.
Then, build the gem, install it and edit the config file following these 
tips.

twitter tokens => http://dev.twitter.com/apps
	Create a new application (fill Name, Description, Website how you want, leave Callback URL blank);
	Accept the terms, compile captcha and create the application;
	In your application page, go to Settings tab and check Read and Write checkbox and update the new settings;
	In Details tab create new token clicking the button;
	Copy the relative tokens.
	
facebook tokens
	When Slacking gives you the link to Facebook, open it in a web browser;
	The URL of the page will be similar to "https://www.facebook.com/connect/login_success.html#access_token=LONGCODE";
	Paste LONGCODE in Slacking to send a post to Facebook;
	In order to not paste LONGCODE in each Slacking session, copy it in config file `facebook=>APP_CODE:LONGCODE`;
	If you have problems with the Facebook post sending in Slacking, LONGCODE can be expired: Repeat the procedure;
	As APP_ID you can use whatever Facebook app with r/w permission you want, but I suggest you 179745182062082.

nerdz=>username:password
twitter=>consumer_key:consumer_secret:oauth_token:oauth_token_secret
facebook=>app_code:access_token
debug=>yes
options=>--no-nerdz:--no-twitter

other ways
	debug=>not
	options=>
	options=>--no-nerdz
config options will be overriden by eventually command line options (as the follow)

USAGE: slacking "Hi :D #slacking"
	[OPTIONS] --no-nerdz --no-facebook --no-twitter

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