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parker replied on May 17, 2008 19:38 to the problem "I keep gettting removed from my company." in Get Satisfaction:

Cool. I just emailed a co-worker to add me again. I'll let you know how it goes.

A comment on the problem "I keep gettting removed from my company." in Get Satisfaction:

Thanks, Scott! I was away at a ball game. – Eric Suesz, on May 17, 2008 19:33

Scott Fleckenstein replied on May 17, 2008 19:22 to the problem "I keep gettting removed from my company." in Get Satisfaction:

Parker,

Sorry about not replying. Yes, I've removed code from the system that downgrades users; You should no longer get removed from being marked as an employee.

If this happens again, I'll need to investigate more to see the actual cause but as far as I know all of the code around the system that would downgrade a user is gone.

-Scott

parker replied on May 17, 2008 16:59 to the problem "I keep gettting removed from my company." in Get Satisfaction:

Has this problem been resolved?

Thanks again.

parker replied on May 14, 2008 21:33 to the problem "I keep gettting removed from my company." in Get Satisfaction:

Hey Scott,

I just added my Buzznet.com address, but I honesty can't say if I did this before or after I noticed this issue.

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Scott Fleckenstein replied on May 14, 2008 20:12 to the problem "I keep gettting removed from my company." in Get Satisfaction:

Parker,

Have you by any chance been changing your email settings? I've noticed that is usually the case when someone loses admin access for apparently no reason.

I'm going to fix some of these issues today, I'm tired of it annoying people :)

-Scott

parker reported a problem in Get Satisfaction on May 14, 2008 20:01:

I keep gettting removed from my company.

My user id keeps getting removed from the company Buzznet for no apparent reason.

If a colleague adds me back, my status will stay intact for a few page views, then revert back to non-employee, non-admin status.

A comment on the question "Making privacy settings retroactive" in Brightkite:

Great, this was one thing that was confusing. Does it make sense not to just have a retroactive function, but a global real time policy? Meaning, if someone clicks on the BK url, the information on the page is related, real-time, to how the users has their privacy settings set. As an aside, this is what I was expecting the 'privacy' slider to do. – parker, on May 10, 2008 18:57

parker started following the question "Making privacy settings retroactive" in Brightkite.