That looks like a bug. Thanks for bringing it to our attention. On Sun, Oct 18, 2009 at 1:49 PM, Damon C <d.lifehac...@gmail.com> wrote: > > I've seen a couple instances now (@beaker and @mediaphyter) where a > private list shows up on the list of a user's memberships. It doesn't > seem like the existence of these private lists should be showing up in > the memberships list, nor can I reproduce the issue on my own account. > As an example, here's a brief snippet from > http://twitter.com/Beaker/lists/memberships.xml > (sidenote that the member_count shows up as 5 on the HTML version of > the memberships page). > > <list> > <id>19351</id> > <name>Security</name> > <full_name>@twowheelgeek/security</full_name> > <slug>security</slug> > <subscriber_count>0</subscriber_count> > <member_count>0</member_count> > <uri>/twowheelgeek/security</uri> > <mode>private</mode> > > dpc >
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