Perhaps, but you should be able to reproduce by doing 'Gwibber->Quit' (within the client). I have a terminal open watching (watch "ps aux | grep gwibber-service | grep -v grep") for 'gwibber-service' and I see that it is indeed terminated when 'Gwibber->Quit' is performed - which actually shuts the service as opposed to simply closing the Gwibber window. And yes, after 'Gwibber->Quit' there is only 1 'Broadcast'.
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