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Liz replied on July 05, 2008 22:30 to the problem "Tweets Not Posting" in Twitter:

Yes, I started noticing it about 2-3 hours ago.

Liz started following the question "Where did my old Tweets Go?" in Twitter.

Liz started following the question "Where did my old Tweets Go?" in Twitter.

Liz started following the question "Where did my old Tweets Go?" in Twitter.

Liz replied on July 05, 2008 21:50 to the question "Where do Tweets go to die?" in Twitter:

No answer from Twitter. Do they even monitor their customer question pages?

Liz replied on July 05, 2008 21:47 to the problem "Tweets Not Posting" in Twitter:

My Tweets post but I am only receiving about (my estimate) one out of twenty Tweets of people I follow. It's been like this for over an hour or two (at the least!). Frustrating but Saturday is usually the slowest day of the week. What's going to happen on Monday?

Is everyone at Twitter on vacation this weekend?

Liz started following the problem "Tweets Not Posting" in Twitter.

Liz started following the problem "Tweets Not Posting" in Twitter.

Liz replied on June 29, 2008 22:43 to the question "Where do Tweets go to die?" in Twitter:

This has happened to me. Sometimes I can only get to page 2. Sometimes, it is page 6. Sometimes I can't get past page 1 at all. But it's a feature that changes. At most, I can get to page 10 and I just wondered if older messages are deleted or archived somewhere.

Liz asked a question in Twitter on June 29, 2008 18:44:

Where do Tweets go to die?

My Tweet list only goes back ten pages. What happens to older Tweets? Are they deleted? Archived? I'm really curious where Tweets go after they fall off of Page 10.

Liz started following the problem "I want to read tweets beyond page 10!!" in Twitter.

Liz replied on June 29, 2008 18:36 to the question "Multiple accounts, one user?" in Twitter:

Okay, this is getting really bad! I log into one of the accounts (say, A) and respond to a message and it is posted under the other account (B) even though I am on A's home page and have A's messages. The message still reads that it is from B even when I post from A's home page.

I use different email addresses for these two user accounts so that is not the problem. What do I need to do? Delete my Twitter cookies every time I want to go from one account to another?

Liz replied on June 29, 2008 01:16 to the idea "Where is Twitter, time-wise?" in Twitter:

I'm glad I don't have to figure this one out.

But I still don't understand why someone working in Europe would be responsible for dates on posts on the status of Twitter that appear on their blog.

But thanks for the most thorough answer!

Liz replied on June 28, 2008 18:35 to the idea "Where is Twitter, time-wise?" in Twitter:

Oh, P=Pacific, C=Central, E=Eastern, DT=Daylight Savings Time (Spring we lose an hour, Fall we gain an hour). I'm not sure how these relate to world time (does anyone else set clocks ahead in the summer?).

This was really a suggestion for the Twitter folks to specify in their blogs what time zone they are talking about when they are discussing outages and fixes. I guess they are in California so that would be PDT. That wasn't clear to me when I was reading the blog. Small matter.

Liz asked a question in Twitter on June 27, 2008 20:01:

Multiple accounts, one user?

I have one personal and one "generic" Twitter accounts and I can only get into one of the account settings. It doesn't seem to want me to log out and back into the other account. The reason I want to do this is because I want to refer each account's notification to a different email address? Is this possible? How can I not automatically log into one of the account every time I come to Twitter.com?

Liz started following the question "i am trying to create a second twitter account with my single primary email address. (one twitter account is my personal account, the other is for a conference i want to promote.) it won't let me. am i doing something wrong?" in Twitter.

Liz started following the idea "Where is Twitter, time-wise?" in Twitter.

Liz started following the idea "Where is Twitter, time-wise?" in Twitter.

Liz started following the idea "Where is Twitter, time-wise?" in Twitter.

Liz started following the idea "Where is Twitter, time-wise?" in Twitter.