Exactly, all they have to do is contact me, I'll turn off the Tweet scheduling module if that's causing them grief. It's about 1% of my sites functionaly, and not used by most people. I can alter the site per their request by commenting out a few lines of code. This could have been fixed in 10 mins with communication, rather than 5 days with no response.
Jim On Feb 16, 9:20 am, Ryan Alford <[email protected]> wrote: > Is it even worst that Raffi has seen this thread and posted in it, and still > not a peep? You would think that he would look into it and help out, or > contact somebody that could look into it. It's seems like they just have > their head in the sand. > > Ryan > > > > On Tue, Feb 16, 2010 at 9:13 AM, Jim Fulford <[email protected]> wrote: > > 5 Days not and applicatin is still down and no response at all from > > Twitter on my Support Ticket. > > > Beware of Oauth, Twitter can disable your site in a second with no > > notice. I have still not gotten any feedback, communication of any > > kind. The only nice thing about this process is that my users have > > been patient and understanding. Wish I could say the same about > > Twitter. See Below.... > > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > easyduzzit sent a message using the contact form at > >http://www.gotwitr.com/contact. > > > When I look in my Twitter connections your service appears as > > follows: > > "GoTwitr by Phazer Systems Suspended." > > > I'd appreciate knowing if there is anything your customers can do to > > let Twitter know we appreciate your service.- Hide quoted text - > > - Show quoted text -
