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When retweeting I can't add to the quoted message. When I try to add to the quoted message, any keyboard stroke, makes the message disappear.

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wadenick replied on October 26, 2009 02:26

Agreed, that's an issue on Safari, Firefox, and Fluid on OS X too.

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scott, Official Rep, replied on October 27, 2009 20:18

OK, thx for reporting... adding to our next batch of bug fixes

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capanema.barros replied on October 31, 2009 00:58

Also, the cursor should go to the end of the tweet when retweeting and replying, because that's where we enter our comments/message. It is very annoying to have to do it manually

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scott, (Official Rep), commented on November 04, 2009 00:14

When you RT, do you enter text after the tweet or before the RT? I always do it before.
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capanema.barros commented on November 04, 2009 00:18

Well, all the twitter clients (like tweetie, tweetdeck, seesmic) do it after. They only do it before when using the (via @user) syntax.
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scott, Official Rep, replied on November 19, 2009 00:03

Fixed as of today!

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