Special characters get munged by TwitterFeed

My blog has this headline:

St. John's Morning Show Puts a Cap on Homelessness

...BUT...

TwitterFeed grabs it and spits it back out as:

St. John & # 8 2 1 7 ; s Morning Show Puts a Cap on Homelessness

(I had to put spaces in between so it would come out okay.)

Yuck. It happens to other characters as well, like the double-quote.

Can this be made a priority for fixing.

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Mario Menti, Official Rep, replied on February 13, 2008 07:57

Could you let me know the URL of your feed that contains examples of these and I'll look into it. I've done quite a lot of work around trying to make sure posts get encoded correctly (e.g. around double-byte issues), so it's a bit of a tricky area to make changes.
Yours is certainly a special case - special characters and quotes shouldn't (and usually don't) cause a problem, so it may be related to the original encoding of your feed. As I said, let me know the URL of the feed that shows these issues, and I'll see what I can do.

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Rick Marshall replied on April 24, 2008 15:38

I'm having the same problems with single quotes and ellipsis (...) I use these pretty frequently in my blog, so this is a bit disappointing. I just signed up for twitterfeed yesterday and the first few posts were all jumbled.

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Rick Marshall commented on April 24, 2008 16:53

This is happening on both of my websites, I just discovered... the same symbols are garbled when twitterfeed pulls them:
http://www.comicmix.com/rss/
http://www.mindpollution.org/feed/atom/