I can confirm this bug.
I attached the debug log and key lines are the below.

[Error 22:23:35.964] gnome-keyring-daemon could not be reached!
[Error 22:23:35.965] gnome-keyring-daemon could not be reached!
[Error 22:23:35.965] gnome-keyring-daemon could not be reached!
[Error 22:23:49.145] gnome-keyring-daemon could not be reached!
[Error 22:23:49.146] gnome-keyring-daemon could not be reached!
[Debug 22:23:52.111] [MicroblogClient] Found 38 contacts

** Attachment added: "microblogging.log"
   http://launchpadlibrarian.net/42378872/microblogging.log

** Changed in: do-plugins
       Status: New => Confirmed

** Summary changed:

- microblogging plugin not storing password
+ microblogging plugin cannot store password

** Description changed:

  I enabled the microblogging plugin and entered my Twitter username and
  password. I saved and validated them successfully. I am able to post to
  Twitter via GNOME Do, as expected. However, the next time GNOME Do
  starts (after a reboot, etc.), the password is no longer saved and I am
  not able to post to Twitter. Attempting to post to Twitter simply closes
  GNOME Do.
  
  Even if I enter my name and password and hit Apply, I can immediately go
  right back into the properties of the plugin and the password field is
  already blank.
  
  So basically, I have to keep putting my Twitter password into the
  properties of the microblogging plugin. If I reboot and forget to go in
  and re-enter the password, GNOME Do will crash when I attempt to post a
  tweet via GNOME Do.
+ 
+ Distribution: Ubuntu 10.04 (Lucid)
+ gnome-do: 0.8.3.1+dfsg-1 0
+ gnome-do-plugins: 0.8.2.1+dfsg-2ubuntu1

** Also affects: gnome-do-plugins (Ubuntu)
   Importance: Undecided
       Status: New

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microblogging plugin cannot store password
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/475002
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