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My twitterfeed is getting mixed up with stuff that's not mine!
I'm getting stuff from another feed mixed up with mine! I have three feeds from my weblogs that link into my twitter, but I'm getting other material from a totally different newsfeed/blog appearing in my twitter stream
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Inappropriate?Check at https://twitterfeed.com/reminder which OpenID URL(s) are posting to your twitter account. If this lists an OpenID that isn't yours then someone else may know your twitter credentials - in this case I'd recommend changing the password in twitter and then updating the password in the twitterfeed settings for the feeds you want to post.
If this doesn't clarify what's going on let me know your twitter username and I'll take a look - but twitterfeed can by definition only post to a twitter account if someone knows both username and password and has entered these correctly in the twitter feed settings. -
Inappropriate?Thanks. I've checked, and the only feeds that I have are my facebook account, and my two weblogs. I have had 3 news feeds from The London Paper mixed into my account, all timed at 11.09pm March 6th. Twitter name is Philbradley -
Inappropriate?Very very odd - yes I can see 3 recent posts in your twitter timeline that didn't come from your feeds. Looking at the db setup etc. everything looks fine though, so I honestly can't explain. Do you know if this is a one-off, or has it happened regularly?
Also, without wanting to move the blame away from me, there have been instances of "wrong" twitter messages appearing in peoples' timelines when twitter had db issues themselves, so I'm not totally sure if the fault lies with twitterfeed or twitter. However, I really can't imagine how twitterfeed would have been able to do this, but if it re-occurs please let me know and I will investigate futher. -
Inappropriate?We have TwitterFeeds that appear to high-jacked to a completely different website. The feeds from at least two different blog sites SuwaneeDwellings.com and GwinnettDwellings.com were working just fine, but now the tinyURL's are somehow being directed to a web address that we have no association with or knowledge of:
http://radiomoshiach.org/rmr_contactu...
I’m frustrated
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Inappropriate?Hi, the problem is that the <link> entries in the feed (at least in http://suwaneedwellings.com/feed/, which is the one I checked) are not absolute, but relative:
<link>/2008/10/07/whatever-happened-to-the-age-old-saying-location-location-location/</link>
When twitterfeed sends this to tinyurl, tinyurl creates an invalid shortened link. Is there a way you can force the feed to use the absolute links, e.g. http://suwaneedwellings.com/2008/10/0... ?1 Comment
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I'm looking into our ability to make the <link /> absolute, not sure how we can do that, yet. Thanks for the help.
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