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neuve replied on September 06, 2008 18:36 to the question "what is my twitpic unique e-mail adress?" in TwitPic:

Yay! Thank youuuuu!

Noah Everett replied on September 05, 2008 20:12 to the question "what is my twitpic unique e-mail adress?" in TwitPic:

You can go to http://twitpic.com and login with your twitter username and password. Once you are logged in go to http://twitpic.com/settings.do and there you will find your unique twitpic email adddress. Its in the format of username.pin@twitpic.com where username is your twitter username and pin is your 4 digit pin number.

neuve replied on September 05, 2008 19:43 to the question "what is my twitpic unique e-mail adress?" in TwitPic:

the unique e-mail adress is username@twitter.com

neuve asked a question in TwitPic on September 05, 2008 19:30:

what is my twitpic unique e-mail adress?

i'm installing twitpic on shozu and it asks me for my twitpic unique email adress

Jay Cuthrell replied on August 21, 2008 03:12 to the discussion "How would you prefer to report Twitter spam?" in Twitter:

I'd favor this be tempered with internal metrics at Twitter. I've describe the idea here http://gsfn.us/t/khp but having a feedback loop for items that fall outside the normal automation process is critical. So, I'm in favor of a "report" function of some manifestation.

p858snake replied on August 21, 2008 00:06 to the discussion "How would you prefer to report Twitter spam?" in Twitter:

Maybe have a button similar to the block one under the block button called "Report Violations" and then have a set of options for different TOS violations, SPAM being one and then have it display on a screen and/or intranet at Twitter HQ.

p858snake replied on August 21, 2008 00:06 to the discussion "How would you prefer to report Twitter spam?" in Twitter:

Maybe have a button similar to the block one under the block button called "Report Violations" and then have a set of options for different TOS violations, SPAM being one and then have it display on a screen and/or intranet at Twitter HQ.

redrummy replied on August 20, 2008 23:32 to the discussion "How would you prefer to report Twitter spam?" in Twitter:

"...that feature you all keep asking for already exists." Well that's nifty. What would be even niftier is if Twitter posted official responses to these complaints/requests in an easily viewable form, i.e. updated their FAQ to include this information so we don't have to waste our time filling out forms to report spam because the FAQ tells us to and we don't know how else it will get reported.

Thomas replied on August 20, 2008 23:12 to the discussion "How would you prefer to report Twitter spam?" in Twitter:

I looked into if there was a way to pull the blocklist via API, and I also found that twitter does watch block counts to determine if someone is a spammer, so that feature you all keep asking for already exists.

Also, I found a site, My Tweeple, whose goal it is is to have you manage your following there, so that when you block someone it hits the front page as a 'ding'. However, since I don't think this is super popular (some of the huge spammers, even the ones already deleted, only have 20 or so dings), it is probably not very effective as it's not well known.

A comment on the discussion "How would you prefer to report Twitter spam?" in Twitter:

I looked, saw this has been requested it seems. – Thomas, on August 20, 2008 23:12

Thomas replied on August 20, 2008 22:43 to the discussion "How would you prefer to report Twitter spam?" in Twitter:

I would like a way to pull the user's blocklist via the API so that external sites can manage spam reports in this manner.

redrummy replied on August 20, 2008 22:36 to the discussion "How would you prefer to report Twitter spam?" in Twitter:

Yes vote for "spam" button on profiles. Alternately (may be suggested already, haven't read/searched posts), admins should be automatically alerted when any user is blocked repeatedly, likely indicating a spammer, so as to take action before user is specifically reported as a spammer.

tonei replied on August 20, 2008 22:01 to the discussion "How would you prefer to report Twitter spam?" in Twitter:

Please.

damon replied on August 20, 2008 21:46 to the discussion "How would you prefer to report Twitter spam?" in Twitter:

yes, a simple report spam link or button on the profile for community-wide flagging a la Craigslist would be great.

neuve replied on August 20, 2008 18:09 to the discussion "How would you prefer to report Twitter spam?" in Twitter:

I would like a report spam button just like in gmail. then twitter could block the spammer for me and then find out if he actually is a spammer, by counting the times he's been spam-blocked.