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Twitter, where did my followers go?

Totally unacceptable.

You can’t look at your archive. You have to block people to unfollow them. And now you can’t even keep followers.

Dear Google, please build a Twitter clone that is directly related to GMail and Chat and call it Chatter. Okay. Thank you. Bye.

This entry was written by Andrew Mager, posted on July 24, 2008 at 12:33 pm, filed under Uncategorized. Bookmark the permalink. Follow any comments here with the RSS feed for this post. Trackbacks are closed, but you can post a comment.
  • Mark Bate

    I know twitter has a big issue with screwing up every couple of weeks, but I dunno, I really like it as a service. If they can iron out the issues, then I think there’s a lot of promise there and that a lot of things could start leveraging it.

    I’ve got a little script I threw together, that I think if more technologies embraced similar concepts could actually be quite useful. I’ll tweet it through to you later on ;p

  • Mark Bate

    I know twitter has a big issue with screwing up every couple of weeks, but I dunno, I really like it as a service. If they can iron out the issues, then I think there’s a lot of promise there and that a lot of things could start leveraging it.

    I’ve got a little script I threw together, that I think if more technologies embraced similar concepts could actually be quite useful. I’ll tweet it through to you later on ;p

  • http://www.joshcampoverde.com campo

    If google has control over too many services they’ll become just as stagnant as anybody else and they’ll start to slip.

    and you gotta fix the tab-through order of your comment text fields, it’s an accessibility issue, legit.

  • http://www.joshcampoverde.com campo

    If google has control over too many services they’ll become just as stagnant as anybody else and they’ll start to slip.

    and you gotta fix the tab-through order of your comment text fields, it’s an accessibility issue, legit.

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