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My Feeds Disappeared!
I logged in today and all of my feeds are not appearing. I checked http://tinyurl.com/2w4ppr and I doubled checked my OpenID and they matched.
Apparently, they just aren't there. BUT, they still are posting to Twitter! How weird is that!
Apparently, they just aren't there. BUT, they still are posting to Twitter! How weird is that!
I’m sad and wanting to cry.
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Inappropriate?Can you let me know the twitter username you're posting to? I'll take a closer look, although checking at https://twitterfeed.com/reminder/ will show you any OpenID URLs we have on record for a given twitter name/password combination.
Do your posted tweets say " from twitterfeed"? There are other similar services out there, and unless it says "from twitterfeed" it won't be posted by us. -
Inappropriate?Hi! My Twitter is http://www.twitter.com/shanebee and you will see that even last night Twitterfeed posted a new blog post as per usual.
I logged in with my OpenID account a few weeks ago and it was working fine. But, I log in today to add a feed and all my feeds apparently all went out for a walk.
And I did to the reminder process and the openID was correct and the same as what I was logging in with. -
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Inappropriate?Thanks Shane - just to sum up, in case others have similar issues, the current implementation of OpenID at twitterfeed relies on the OpenID matching _exactly_, so if you log in as "www.mydomain.com" one day, and as "mydomain.com" another day, as long as both these URLs work, twitterfeed thinks these are 2 different users.
I will be looking at what is involved in normalising OpenID URLs, as the system should really be clever enough to realise that these 2 URLs are one and the same. -
Inappropriate?Hi, I have same problem because my OpenID provider changed the URL.
Can you please do something?
Before, it was : http://www.ziki.com/en/people/skwi69
Now it's : http://www.ziki.com/en/skwi69
I’m frustrated
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Inappropriate?skwi69: are you sure this is a problem? I just entered what you say is your "before" OpenID URL, and it seemed to work - well, I got a login screen, I can't go any further than this of course. Once you proceed from there, are you not logged in with your existing/old OpenID URL?
If not, and you want me to change it manually, please send me a direct message from the account you send the twitterfeed to, to confirm to me that you own that account, and I will change the OpenID URL by hand (I'm "mario" on twitter). Alternatively you can send me an email to mario at menti dot net with your twitter username and password so I can confirm that against the info in the twitterfeed db. -
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Inappropriate?J.O.D: all you need to do is go to https://twitterfeed.com/reminder, enter your twitter name and password, and then use the _exact_ URL this displays (i.e. if this includes the "www", then include it, and if doesn't, then don't).
If you do this, then you'll see the feeds you set up previously for this twitter account ok. -
Inappropriate?thanks! that tool is great.
the only difference in my login was the WWWs in front of technorati's URL.
I’m not enjoying openid weirdness.
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Inappropriate?Related to this post...I used to use the blogspot addy for my blog and then switched to a custom domain. I didn't see my feed after the switch and made a new one so now it gets sent twice. When I try and log in as the blogspot openid so I can delete the feed, it automatically goes to the domain name. Can you delete my first feed (blogspot)?
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Hi - could you email me directly (mario at menti dot net) with your twitter username/password, so I can confirm you own the account, and the feed details please.
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