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Dave Delaney replied on October 06, 2008 13:20 to the discussion "Account Deleted/banned with no reasoning" in Twitter:
Hi Richard:
I was one of the people who were wrongly suspended by Twitter. You can check out the related posts about it here: http://blog.davemadethat.com/?s=suspe...
Cheers,
Dave
A comment on the discussion "Account Deleted/banned with no reasoning" in Twitter:
Richard, there were problems with Twitter's spam filter and human review. Some users were mistaken as spammers, unfortunately including many of the more active Twitter advocates. – pfanderson, on October 06, 2008 10:19
Richard Baker replied on October 06, 2008 05:24 to the discussion "Account Deleted/banned with no reasoning" in Twitter:
Morten Blaabjerg replied on October 04, 2008 13:43 to the question "Why can't I view all of my updates?" in Twitter:
mdy replied on September 25, 2008 15:02 to the idea "Can I get SMS updates for just my @replies" in Twitter:
There's now a third-party service called Tweettrak. It uses the Twitter Search API to find all public tweets that contain whatever keyword you specify.
Once it finds a tweet that matches your keyword (if you want to get @replies, then you would ask it to track @yourusername), Tweettrak will send you the tweet as a Direct Message.
You'll need to be following http://twitter.com/tweettrak on Twitter to receive the DM.
You can then set your phone to send you direct messages via sms (assuming you're in the US, Canada, or India)... so that any DM that Tweettrak sends you will be forwarded to your phone.
The best part of this setup -- you don't even have to give anyone your Twitter password, since it all works via direct messages.
psd replied on September 17, 2008 14:22 to the question "Why can't I view all of my updates?" in Twitter:
It's still broken for me, I can only go back to a few months ago:
http://twitter.com/account/archive?pa...
http://twitter.com/psd?page=43
My faith in Twitter is lost.
quepol marked one of dacort's replies in Twitter as useful. dacort replied to the idea "Can I get SMS updates for just my @replies".
A comment on the question "Why can't I view all of my updates?" in Twitter:
Many thanks indeed, I'm now able to browse back! Hooray! – jonee, on September 06, 2008 07:22
crystal replied on September 05, 2008 20:21 to the question "Why can't I view all of my updates?" in Twitter:
hi guys,
I posted an update here:
http://getsatisfaction.com/twitter/to...
the changes should be effective for everyone in the next few days. If, in a few days, you're still not able to browse back, let us know.
A comment on the question "Why can't I view all of my updates?" in Twitter:
I had only 10 or so pages when I checked this morning, but I can now get up to page 81 so I can access all my Tweets dating back to Feb 07. Yay! :D – Dan, on September 05, 2008 13:35
srizvi1 replied on September 05, 2008 13:27 to the question "Why can't I view all of my updates?" in Twitter:
A comment on the question "Why can't I view all of my updates?" in Twitter:
I've got the same results: page 11/12/13/etc. are accessible, but don't show any historical tweets...only the most recent. – JetaTek, on September 05, 2008 12:24
A comment on the question "Why can't I view all of my updates?" in Twitter:
Another update. I'm once again able to browse all the way back to page 160 on my Archives. And I'm up to page 18 on my Recent timeline (which is now almost 5 hours worth of tweets). – mdy, on September 05, 2008 08:57
A comment on the question "Why can't I view all of my updates?" in Twitter:
I can echo psd's sentiment as for how serious I consider this to be. Prior to this crisis, Twitter had no stronger advocate and agent in my local area than myself. I have sold it to friends and people I work with on every possible occasion. After this, I'm more sceptical that you really know what you are doing. For instance, if you don't understand the business value of mining the back catalogue of tweets (for market analysis,for instance) then I don't know how you're going to make money. And if you don't understand how to make money, then you're going out of business. And so is my data. Hence I don't know if I can reliably trust in you. – Morten Blaabjerg, on September 05, 2008 08:29
PortiaDaCosta replied on September 05, 2008 07:26 to the question "Why can't I view all of my updates?" in Twitter:
Morten Blaabjerg replied on September 05, 2008 07:25 to the question "Why can't I view all of my updates?" in Twitter:
A comment on the question "Why can't I view all of my updates?" in Twitter:
Thanks Biz for replying and finally looking into this. I'm not sure what the delay says about Twitter or getsatisfaction.
Whilst I appreciate you guys have been stretched with other issues, in particular stability, the inability to access my old tweets to mine and annotate is incredibly frustrating and has been eroding my trust in Twitter and enthusiasm to advocate people use it. As of now, my archive of old tweets is still broken - pages 12 and beyond empty apart from the latest tweet: http://flickr.com/photos/psd/2829378939/ – psd, on September 05, 2008 07:16
jonee replied on September 05, 2008 07:02 to the question "Why can't I view all of my updates?" in Twitter:
A comment on the question "Why can't I view all of my updates?" in Twitter:
Quick update: I just checked mine again now. I'm able to browse through 43 pages of my Archives, which takes me back to May 2008. 6 hours ago, I was able to browse all the way back to page 160 (for a total of 3200 tweets dating back to Jan 2007).
Also I'm currently able to browse back to page 13 of my Recent timeline -- equivalent to roughly 3 hours worth of tweets for my account. 6 hours ago, I could go all the way back to page 19 (which was around 2 hours worth of tweets -- most of the people I follow are asleep right now). – mdy, on September 05, 2008 06:34
A comment on the question "Why can't I view all of my updates?" in Twitter:
Confirming hitsman's problem. I see more than one tweet on page 11, but pages 12 and beyond are empty save for my latest status. At least the current behavior is better than what Twitter used to do when the user requested a page number that was too high (302 to page 1).
Ditto: Thanks for the update, but it's still broken as far as I'm concerned. – Voyagerfan5761, on September 05, 2008 02:07
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