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Hey Mario, it may have been me doing things I shouldn't have. I think it's working now. I set an RSS to my feed account's Reply to, and even when I wasn't logged into that account, I was still seeing the updates. I started a new browser session, the RSS no longer shows the updates, and so far I haven't been booted from my account. Sorry for being a tinkerer, and blaming my dumb mistakes on your cool tool.

Thanks for your quick response! It seems to be working correctly now.

If you need someone to try to break something for you in the future, I'm @motownmutt on twitter.

motownmutt: I don't think that what you mention is related to twitterfeed, but rather to the twitter.com site itself.

Having same problem. Deleted task, but it keeps logging me in under the feed account I was posting to. (embarrassing when you click to follow someone, and realize it was while you were logged into an experimental feed account). It also automatically logs me into the feed account when I open up twitter, which I definitely do NOT want on a shared computer. Part of the problem may have to do with I often browse twitter in a framed webpage, (yeah, old school like that), which can sometimes lead to unexpected behaviour.

This looks like an awesome tool, I wanted to test it out before trying it on my main account. Hopefully I get it sussed out soon.

I'll update with any news.

Success thank you.

You need to trust twitterfeed in order to log in. So click "trust", which should then log you into twitterfeed. Once logged in, you can see a list of the feeds you've created, and you can delete or pause them from there.

The OpenID provider (myvidoop in your case) is only used to authenticate you and log you into twitterfeed.com - it doesn't know anything about what your settings are in twitterfeed, so clicking on "do not trust" just stops you from logging into twitterfeed (which is the opposite of what you want), it doesn't do anything to twitterfeed itself.

I did that and clicked "Do not trust" button but it didn't turn off my feed.
Here is s screen shot of what I see. tinyurl.com/36vblr

Hi there - what you need to do is to login to twitterfeed.com through your OpenID provider (in this case myvidoop), and once logged into twitterfeed.com, you have the option to pause or delete any of your feeds. Hope this clarifies the issue..