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hughdickson replied on August 24, 2009 19:36 to the problem "where did all my tweets go?!" in Twitter:

Don't know if everyone has seen this or not, but Twitter has a page dedicated to a missing tweets problem within their Support pages:

http://help.twitter.com/forums/31935/...

Hoping this is related/the-same issue :)

hughdickson replied on August 17, 2009 14:24 to the problem "where did all my tweets go?!" in Twitter:

Nope - tweets have not come back for me yet (17th Aug).

hughdickson replied on August 15, 2009 12:17 to the problem "where did all my tweets go?!" in Twitter:

I've just commented on this in the other thread, but wanted to jump in here to say I'm having the same problem...

Yesterday I had more than a thousand tweets - this morning, I have 22!?!

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hughdickson asked a question in Twitter on August 10, 2009 19:56:

When is the limit of ten saved searches going to be increased?

The current limit for saved searches is remarkably low.

If it was limited to fifty saved searches I would have been shocked, but ten is just unthinkable.

"You can only save ten searches. To remove a saved search, select the search and click remove this saved search."

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hughdickson replied on August 29, 2008 10:01 to the idea "Feature suggestion: Marking of new tweets as unseen done on server rather than locally" in Seesmic:

Hi Thomas, thanks a lot for coming on here and commenting. It's great that you guys are keeping on top of all the support queries here (i.e. in GetSatisfaction).

Jazza, I actually saw your message a while ago, but forgot to submit the suggestion to the Twitter GetSatisfaction account. I've now (just) done it :)

I'll update this entry on what they say, but here is the entry incase anyone wants to view or show their support: Monitoring of unseen tweets.

Thanks again.

hughdickson shared an idea in Twitter on August 29, 2008 09:51:

Feature suggestion: Monitoring of 'unseen' tweets done on Twitter server, rather than locally in a Twitter client like Twhirl

There is a really great feature in Twhirl that displays a small yellow star at the top right of all new and 'unseen' tweets - which I'll call the tweet's 'unseen status'.

I think it would be really great if the Twitter servers would monitor each tweet's 'unseen status', rather than it being done on the local machine, via a Twitter client like Twhirl.

(The guys at Twhirl sensibly pointed out that this 'unseen status' feature needs to be in Twitter before they can add it to Twhirl)

This feature would help tremendously when going from one machine to another (from work to home for instance) - when both machines have Twhirl logged into the same Twitter account.

The Twitter client could update the Twitter software (on the server), on which tweets had been 'seen' locally - and this could be done at the same time that the normal network-API-requests/auto-refreshes happen.

I've included two images to illustrate what I mean by this 'seen' flag...

This 1st image shows when a single tweet is cliked, and therefore marked as 'seen':



This 2nd image shows the button that marks all tweets as 'seen':

hughdickson marked one of Amir Salihefendic's replies in Plurk as useful. Amir Salihefendic replied to the problem "I can't see my timeline or anyone elses timeline! ):". hughdickson and 3 other people think it's one of the best replies.

hughdickson replied on July 25, 2008 09:14 to the problem "I can't see my timeline or anyone elses timeline! ):" in Plurk:

OS:
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Microsoft Windows XP Pro (2002) - SP2

Browser and version:
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Mozilla Firefox 3.0.1
(Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-GB; rv:1.9.0.1) Gecko/2008070208 Firefox/3.0.1)

FF extensions I have:
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- Diigo Bookmarks and Web Annotations 3.1.5.6
- Google Notebook 1.0.0.20
- Web Developer 1.1.6

This is not just a PMOG problem, as I've never had PMOG.

A comment on the problem "I can't see my timeline or anyone elses timeline! ):" in Plurk:

Same here; I DON'T have the POMG extension, but am still experiencing the problem. – hughdickson, on July 24, 2008 23:01

hughdickson replied on July 23, 2008 10:34 to the problem "Invalid pop-up behavior" in Plurk:

I was about to submit pretty much exactly the same issue, and nearly in the same kind of wording :)

I hadn't noticed that preloading height thing, but I agree, that's probably a main part of the issue.

I also had screenshots from Opera, so I'll only attach the screenshot of what it looks like in Firefoz 3.0.1, just as a comparison. I've blacked out friends usernames.



My account is http://www.plurk.com/user/hughnichols - incase that's helpful to support team.

Regards,
Hugh.

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hughdickson replied on July 23, 2008 10:15 to the problem "I can't see my timeline or anyone elses timeline! ):" in Plurk:

I'm also having this problem.

Amir, I don't know about shootingasterisk or Blue, but I'm only seeing this issue in Mozilla Firefox (3.0.1) - on Microsoft Windows XP Pro. Timeline is working fine in Opera 9.5.

I've tried reloading plurk.com several times, and in several ways, but still not seeing the timeline.

I've attached two images of my timeline, one is the way it looks in Opera, the other is the way it looks in Firefox.





Regards,
Hugh.

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hughdickson shared an idea in Seesmic on March 12, 2008 10:59:

Feature suggestion: Marking of new tweets as unseen done on server rather than locally

The new feature of displaying a small green dot at the top right of tweets is great (the tweet's unseen status).

I think it could be even better if the monitoring of the each tweet's unseen status was done on the server, rather than the local machine.

This would help when moving from one machine to another (from work to home for instance), but when both machines have Twhirl logged into the same Twitter account.

The Twhirl client could update the server on which tweets had been 'seen' (locally), when the normal regular network-request/auto-refresh happens.

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