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mdy replied on July 18, 2008 12:30 to the question "Delete a tweet permanently?" in Twitter:

Hi Tico. There's a blogpost on the Twitter Technology blog that may be of interest.

Here's the relevant excerpt:

Will status deletions be correctly deleted from Summize's index?

Answer: Yup, that's in the pipeline.

Tico replied on July 10, 2008 02:03 to the question "Delete a tweet permanently?" in Twitter:

Not happy with not having control over deleted stuff I do not want to appear in Twitter and anywhere else. The simplest would be for summize to have a button that allows a deletion when it checks the status update page and it returns an unexisting page.

Tico started following the question "Delete a tweet permanently?" in Twitter.

Greg replied on July 09, 2008 13:48 to the question "Delete a tweet permanently?" in Twitter:

Hi Kaushal --

Our index reflects all of the tweets pushed to us from Twitter. Unfortunately, Twitter's API does not yet indicate when deletes occur, so they remain in our index.

This is affecting many Twitter Apps, Twitter is aware of the problem, and a fix is in their pipeline.

Sorry for the inconvenience.

ksjhalla asked a question in Twitter on July 09, 2008 06:41:

Delete a tweet permanently?

Hoe does one delete a tweet that has been deleted from twitter?

methodMan asked a question in Seesmic on March 25, 2008 18:01:

twihlr will not reset after reading messages.`

i see all my tweets when I login to twhirl - even those I had previously marked as read or removed. Any suggestions how I can fix this?

Stephanie started following the question "The cost of free public transportation around the bay?" in TransitCamp.

Stephanie started following the question "The cost of free public transportation around the bay?" in TransitCamp.

methodMan asked a question in TransitCamp on March 03, 2008 17:37:

The cost of free public transportation around the bay?

I remember overhearing someone @ TransitCampBayArea mention a recent study that pegged the cost of free public transportation in the Bay Area @ $82.15/driver. There was also a brief discussion on why free transit would not work.

Does anyone have a link to this study?