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Michael Camilleri replied on July 27, 2008 03:44 to the problem "Is 4 the Maximum Number of RSS Feeds?" in Soup:

The solution was to delete the account and recreate it.

Pretty disappointed in the response to this thread.

Michael Camilleri replied on July 07, 2008 14:43 to the problem "Is 4 the Maximum Number of RSS Feeds?" in Soup:

So the problem still doesn't seem fixed... is there a way I can delete my account and start over again?

Michael Camilleri replied on June 27, 2008 23:02 to the problem "Is 4 the Maximum Number of RSS Feeds?" in Soup:

Now this is really frustrating. To try to isolate what's causing the problem I first wanted to see what happened if I removed one of my other accounts.

I chose the Digg one since this had the least number of items. It was removed and successfully readded. However, the RSS feed was still inaccessible (both before and after the readd).

Then I removed the Facebook feed. Now I'm in a spot of bother. This also didn't make the RSS feed accessible and since it's not I can't add it back.

Any ideas?

Michael Camilleri replied on June 27, 2008 22:50 to the problem "Is 4 the Maximum Number of RSS Feeds?" in Soup:

Hey, I guess the update has gone through since my comics no longer have the repeated title (nice!) but I'm still having the problem with the RSS feed.

Michael Camilleri replied on June 25, 2008 14:01 to the problem "Is 4 the Maximum Number of RSS Feeds?" in Soup:

You can 'reach it' in Firefox 3 by selecting the drop down box with the keyboard and then scrolling down using the arrow keys. However, when you reach it you get the same behaviour you describe for Safari.

I'm looking forward to the update :)

Christopher Clay replied on June 23, 2008 19:55 to the problem "Is 4 the Maximum Number of RSS Feeds?" in Soup:

How odd. The "RSS Feed..." entry is definitely present in the HTML, and it shows up in Safari, but not in Firefox 3. Even in Safari though once you select it, the extra box for the RSS URL doesn't show. Maybe there's some broken HTML somewhere in the list.
We're making some minor changes to the interface there in our next update (within the week), and I just tested and couldn't duplicate the problem with the new version. So I'd like to ask you to be patient a few more days and hopefully let the problem fix itself.

BTW: While looking at your Soup, I noticed the duplicate titles on your comic feed.. that will be fixed in the update as well.

I'll let you know when it's online!

Michael Camilleri replied on June 23, 2008 14:50 to the problem "Is 4 the Maximum Number of RSS Feeds?" in Soup:

Ah, sorry, I should have been more specific. When I say 'RSS Feeds' I'm referring specifically to the 'RSS' option that appears at the bottom of the drop down list. At the moment that option no longer appears. I can only see until Zooomr.

The other feeds I'm importing are all from the pre-defined options. In terms of what Soup refers to as 'RSS' I only have 4 (two blog feeds, a Facebook posted items feed and a Muxtape feed). Hope that helps explain it a bit better.

Christopher Clay replied on June 23, 2008 14:14 to the problem "Is 4 the Maximum Number of RSS Feeds?" in Soup:

We have no limits on the number of feeds you can import. As I can see, you've added more now. I have no idea how the error you've described could occur... so what fixed it? Did the item just reappear by itself?

joanrolling85 replied on June 22, 2008 16:32 to the problem "Web not posting tweets from people I follow" in Twitter:

solved.

Michael Camilleri reported a problem in Soup on June 21, 2008 09:10:

Is 4 the Maximum Number of RSS Feeds?

I've added 4 RSS feeds and seem to have tapped out the maximum number. My page is at http://pyrmont.soup.io/ and I've added RSS feeds for my blogs, my Muxtape and my Facebook posted items. I wanted to add my Facebook status updates as well but when I click on the drop down menu RSS feed is no longer available to select.

Is the maximum number 4? Is there any reason for this?

A comment on the problem "Web not posting tweets from people I follow" in Twitter:

I noticed the same behavior earlier -- new tweets were intermittently getting interspersed with older ones (though I must admit I didn't try logging out and logging back in). As of now, my Twitter "Recent" stream has stabilized somewhat, and I only see new tweets coming in. If you continue to experience this problem after Twitter announces the successful completion of the 'backfill' process, my suggestion is that you start a new thread here in GetSatisfaction to raise the issue. [ As to being a self-professed 'cyberstalker,' I can totally relate to that! ] – mdy, on April 22, 2008 09:28

A comment on the problem "Web not posting tweets from people I follow" in Twitter:

Uum...what I could not figure is why the timeline was repaired and then went away again as if 'my cache' was corrupted again having tried to be repaired. Since then I have signed on and off and get different timelines each time. The last twice I have got Tweets globally and had the same timeline. What is strange is the 'yo-yoing'. As if it rebuilds but keeps hitting a faulty bit and jumps. What is amazing is that a few weeks ago I was not even a user and now I am actually concerned I cannot see the people I am following. I have become a cyber-stalker! – adrian moss, on April 22, 2008 08:51

A comment on the problem "Web not posting tweets from people I follow" in Twitter:

@biz mentioned above that they are "back filling the timelines" -- which to me means they're publishing all the tweets that we hadn't seen over the weekend. That explains why they're old. Once they've finished backfilling, things will have caught up with the present once again. 8-) As to geography, I'm not sure, but my guess is that you were seeing less US-based users right then because the tweets that were being back-filled or posted were sent hours earlier -- when people were still sleeping in the US. – mdy, on April 22, 2008 08:37

adrian moss replied on April 22, 2008 07:05 to the problem "Web not posting tweets from people I follow" in Twitter:

Sorry. Don't think this is fixed. Could be me but one minute saw all my Tweets and next minute went back to 10 hours old with all recent ones gone. US based people no Tweets at all. Why a geographic based issue? Tried following/unfollowing. That worked yesterday but now has no effect.

A comment on the problem "Web not posting tweets from people I follow" in Twitter:

I've got my fingers crossed! Thanks for the update! – Eric Suesz, on April 22, 2008 03:45

A comment on the problem "Web not posting tweets from people I follow" in Twitter:

Great to hear! – Jake Jarvis, on April 22, 2008 02:15

A comment on the problem "Web not posting tweets from people I follow" in Twitter:

I suppose It might be solved the problem, but some of my followings are not visible :< – nakameP, on April 22, 2008 02:07

acomputerpro replied on April 22, 2008 01:46 to the problem "Web not posting tweets from people I follow" in Twitter:

Woah, the timeline is all effed up now! Doc Brown, help! I am so confused. I do not know what Twitter was or what prayin' is. Tommy...TOMMY?

I tell you what good came out of this. We all learned how much we love each other and how much we miss each other in our little Twitterverse. I miss @MouseWords and "maybe" @Tindle, but not really. lol

We also all learned how effective getsatisfaction.com can be in bringing a problem pubic and getting some action. Okay, I know it's public. I'm not stupid. But I still want some pubic action.

Sincere thanks to @biz, @jack and @ev who I tease on a regular basis. But who is this Goldfinger dude and why is Twitter feeding him to the lions?

Catch up soon...

-gj

pwbau replied on April 22, 2008 01:40 to the problem "Web not posting tweets from people I follow" in Twitter:

That explains why I am seeing 2day old tweets appear, good to see a solution has been found

Biz Stone replied on April 22, 2008 01:19 to the problem "Web not posting tweets from people I follow" in Twitter:

I've got good news. We've caught up with this issue and we're currently backfilling the timelines. This will take a few hours but once things are caught up, we should be back to delivering all updates in a timely fashion. Also, we will have successfully moved to the new memcaching scheme—which will make Twitter better, despite the bumpy road we took to get there.