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gojeffrey replied on October 07, 2008 11:18 to the discussion "How would you prefer to report Twitter spam?" in Twitter:

There's still no SIMPLE way to report spam accounts? Seriously? This discussion has been going on for SIX MONTHS. Ridiculous. And yeah I know about the twitter spam account but really there needs to be a one click option to report an account.

asshole replied on October 06, 2008 15:20 to the question "List of blocked users" in Twitter:

The only time I've seen the list is when I block another user.

mdy replied on October 01, 2008 01:48 to the discussion "How would you prefer to report Twitter spam?" in Twitter:

We can now also report spammers by sending a Direct Message to Twitter's @spam account.

To do this, you'll first need to follow http://twitter.com/spam. You can then send a direct message to @spam either by:

1. Typing a direct message from the "What are you doing?" box
Ex. d spam @spammy1, @spammy2 are spambots!

2. Sending a direct message from your phone
Ex. d spam @spammy3 is yet another spambot

3. Composing a direct message at http://twitter.com/direct_messages

crystal replied on September 24, 2008 23:19 to the discussion "Pagination, Timeline and Archive Fixes" in Twitter:

As of today, everyone should be able to access archive history up to page 160. If you're not able to, this is a bug. To Track this problem for people who weren't affected by the original bug in this thread, I have started:

http://getsatisfaction.com/twitter/to...

Please add to the new thread if you're currently having this problem. I have added:

* mdy
* sam
* K82
* plam

A comment on the discussion "Pagination, Timeline and Archive Fixes" in Twitter:

Sorry about the delay on an official response, we'll post an update soon. Right now we have no new news, unfortunately. – crystal, on September 24, 2008 23:11

Edo replied on September 24, 2008 18:54 to the question "OpenMicroBlogging spec" in Twitter:

I think twitter is like skype :-(
too many users and too little openness

candrews replied on September 24, 2008 17:23 to the question "OpenMicroBlogging spec" in Twitter:

I hope so - Twitter joining the openmicroblogging network would be a dream come true.

Marjolein Katsma started following the question "OpenMicroBlogging spec" in Twitter.

K82 replied on September 23, 2008 21:38 to the discussion "Pagination, Timeline and Archive Fixes" in Twitter:

will we ever have the ability to see our entire timeline again?

Adam replied on September 21, 2008 01:05 to the discussion "How would you prefer to report Twitter spam?" in Twitter:

Okay, chill out Tom.

It could be a relative measure, i.e. the percentage of followers who mark as spam.

Adam replied on September 21, 2008 00:54 to the discussion "How would you prefer to report Twitter spam?" in Twitter:

'Report Spam' button. If enough people press it, it should automatically suspend the account.

A comment on the discussion "Pagination, Timeline and Archive Fixes" in Twitter:

43 does seem to be the "magic number" for our archives. I also consistently get up to page 43 – mdy, on September 19, 2008 03:50

sam replied on September 19, 2008 00:56 to the discussion "Pagination, Timeline and Archive Fixes" in Twitter:

I'm also only able to go back about 43 pages. This is annoying since there's about 2200 total tweets on my account. Meh.

raulillana replied on September 14, 2008 00:56 to the question "Can we have an 'Unblock All' command?" in Twitter:

Exactly what i wanted to say!

plam replied on September 13, 2008 13:44 to the discussion "Pagination, Timeline and Archive Fixes" in Twitter:

crystal, there is a problem: two days ago, I was so happy when I discovered I could browse back my own archives from the first day I started twittering in May 2007 (a total of circa 80 pages, around 1600 tweets)
I am trying again right now and cannot go beyond 43 pages. What a shame!
What is wrong ?

A comment on the discussion "Pagination, Timeline and Archive Fixes" in Twitter:

Charging for the website/API would be a bad move. Most of Twitter's users go through Web or API, and they'd definitely lose the majority of those users if they decided to charge for access to those methods. SMS charges are ridiculous even though Twitter doesn't collect any fees... – Voyagerfan5761, on September 13, 2008 05:55

A comment on the discussion "Pagination, Timeline and Archive Fixes" in Twitter:

Maybe because txt messaing is barely used compared to all the other services? ;)

http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/... – carocat, on September 12, 2008 20:00

A comment on the discussion "Pagination, Timeline and Archive Fixes" in Twitter:

well, yeah, but i'm living in a fantasy world where twitter's "core service" (SMS) is free and all the fringe services (web/im/api/search/track/archive) are an extra charge. Those seem to be the things that take the most 'upkeep' as far as system stability goes, it seems, from the blogs and everything. You don't see a lot of "Our SMS service crashed irreparably, repeatedly..." in the blog. – Brad, on September 12, 2008 19:52

A comment on the discussion "Pagination, Timeline and Archive Fixes" in Twitter:

SMS would cost twitter more than web+api+im would due to SMS rates, so I don't see them leaving SMS free and charging for other services, but that's just my opinion. :) – Chris Thomson, on September 12, 2008 19:26

A comment on the discussion "Pagination, Timeline and Archive Fixes" in Twitter:

I posted something about the last sentence here, extended, on my website: http://staires.org/2008/09/12/hey-twi... – Brad, on September 12, 2008 17:08