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Josh Sharp started following the question "How can I get my app listed on the Twitter site?" in Twitter.
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Josh Sharp replied on January 05, 2009 01:49 to the problem "Can no longer perform syncs (error 3)" in Xmarks:
Argh, and now I can't do anything without the dialog popping up and asking me if I'd like to download or merge. Stop! Argh! -
Josh Sharp reported a problem in Xmarks on January 03, 2009 11:25:
Can no longer perform syncs (error 3)So I've been having intermittent issues syncing. I have a Windows box running FF 3.1b2, an Ubuntu box running 3.05, and a Mac running 3.05 also. I started having issues with not being able to sync changes, but only intermittently. Then my Mac only downloaded a subset of bookmarks (probably 90%, missing a few folders) so I decided to force an upload of everything off my Windows machine, and force a download on the other two boxes. However now all three give me error 3, or just hang when I click download now to force a download. I haven't tried a normal sync since as I don't want to lose anything off the server.
Edit: Sorry, not 'hang' as such, but sit there saying 'ready' without doing anything. -
A comment on the problem "Unknown Error 400" in Xmarks:
You're right, might've been a server error, it seems to have resolved now. Thanks anyway :) – Josh Sharp, on December 18, 2008 02:56 -
Josh Sharp replied on December 16, 2008 10:31 to the problem "Unknown Error 400" in Xmarks:
I'm currently getting this issue with FF3.1 beta 2 - is it something to do with this version of Firefox, perhaps? I haven't recently switched profiles, unless you count switching from FF3 to FF3.1. -
Josh Sharp started following the problem "Unknown Error 400" in Xmarks.
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Josh Sharp replied on August 14, 2008 08:27 to the discussion "Changes for SMS users: the good news and the bad" in Twitter:
I understand your reasons but you cannot give a feature to users and then take it away once they are dependent on it. WE HAVE BEEN GOOD TO YOU. Sure we bitch about the downtime but we didn't go away, did we? We waited patiently while you fixed (and continue to attempt to) fix it. To say to a loyal, nay, _fanatical_ fanbase, "hey, thanks for sticking by us -- by the way, we're taking away stuff you like" is incredibly arrogant. You need us too, you know. It's not all one-way.
A better compromise would have been to do something like limiting SMS notifications to only DMs, and only 50 a week; that or help users push their email notifications through a third-party which sends SMS. Even giving users an option to pay for their notifications -- a lot of us would gladly pay to help you out.
C'mon, guys, seriously. Another +1 for Australia. Put something else in place for us.
