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Scott Wheaton replied on December 17, 2009 17:49 to the question "Feed not checked in 3 days" in twitterfeed:

Hi Chris,

A number of people are experiencing issues with Twitterfeed and delayed postings right now, as we're conducting a data migration. I apologize for the inconvenience and will let you know as soon as things have been completed (we're working hard at it!).

Scott Wheaton replied on December 17, 2009 17:48 to the problem "Blog not feeding to Twitter/Facebook" in twitterfeed:

Hi Shaun,

My apologies for the issues you're having w/Twitterfeed. We're currently conducting a data migration which has caused delays in updates as well as some site slowness. We're working hard to complete everything as soon as possible - I'll update you once everything is finished.

Scott Wheaton replied on December 17, 2009 17:46 to the question "Messed up and would like to start again!" in twitterfeed:

Sure, if you let us know what your twitter username is, as well as your OpenID login, I can delete the account for you and you can start anew.

I'll also need you to send a tweet to @twfeed from any of the twitter usernames associated with this account.

Thanks!

Scott Wheaton replied on December 17, 2009 17:43 to the problem "server slow" in twitterfeed:

Hi Salvatore,

My apologies for the slowness of the site. This has to do with a data migration we're currently conducted and working hard to finish as soon as possible. I'll let you know once things have been fully restored.

Scott Wheaton replied on December 17, 2009 17:42 to the question "Technorati Login ID does not work with OpenID" in twitterfeed:

Hi There,

We've been seeing this problem a lot with Technorati OpenIDs. The best solution is to create a new account (using a regular e-mail login) and have us transfer your old feeds and settings over.

Steps to do this:

1) Create a new account with a regular e-mail address login.

2) Send a tweet to @twfeed from any twitter accounts associated with your original twitterfeed login - to confirm ownership of the account(s).

3) Send me an e-mail (scott at betaworks dot com) letting me know your old OpenID, the new e-mail address used for login, and your twitter username(s)

Thanks!

Scott Wheaton replied on December 17, 2009 17:37 to the problem "sign in to twitterfeed is taking 15 minutes to load page" in twitterfeed:

I apologize for the delays in postings and slowness of the site. We're working as best as we can to push through this data migration so that Twitterfeed can be up and running smoothly once again. I will update you both when things have been completed. Again, sorry for the frustration and inconvenience.

Scott Wheaton replied on December 16, 2009 17:34 to the question "Please Disable My Feed(s)" in twitterfeed:

Hi Mike,

Thanks for reaching out. If you could please send a tweet to @twfeed from the @obscuresound account (for verification) then we can get this taken care of. Thanks!

Scott Wheaton replied on December 16, 2009 17:33 to the question "Can't log in with OpenID" in twitterfeed:

Hi Stefanie,

We've been seeing a variety of issues with Technorati OpenIDs. It may be best to register a new account with an e-mail login, let me know what that e-mail is, and then we can transfer your feeds & settings over for you.

I'll look into this as well but that would be the surest option.

Scott Wheaton replied on December 16, 2009 16:26 to the problem "Cannot transfer account" in twitterfeed:

Hi There Fiona,

Send me a message (scott at betaworks dot com) and we can take care of this. Thanks!

Scott Wheaton replied on December 15, 2009 21:22 to the question "Can't figure out which twitterfeed account I used." in twitterfeed:

Hi Shawn,

I can share w/you the username, and then your friend can fill out the lost password form and he should be all set. Have him send me a tweet to @twfeed from the @longyear account and we can get this resolved.

Thanks!

Scott Wheaton replied on December 15, 2009 17:51 to the question "Feeds no longer working to Twitter" in twitterfeed:

My apologies for the issues with Twitterfeed. We're currently doing a data migration which has taken longer than expected. This is causing posting issues to Twitter. We're hard at work on a fix for this, and will let you know as soon as things have been fully restored.

Scott Wheaton replied on December 15, 2009 17:50 to the question "My Twitterfeed account stopping feeding to my Twitter about 15 hours ago. Can you help fix?" in twitterfeed:

Hi Tim,

I apologize for the issues and the inconvenience caused by them. We're currently doing a data migration which has caused delays & non-postings to twitter. We're working on fixing this and I'll let you know as soon as things change.

Scott Wheaton replied on December 15, 2009 17:48 to the problem "Feed Not Posting to Twitter, Although Posting Fine to Facebook" in twitterfeed:

Currently we're experiencing some issues associated with an ongoing data migration. The migration has taken longer than expected which is resulting in some delays/non-postings to twitter. I apologize for the inconvenience and will update you as soon as things are restored.

Scott Wheaton replied on December 15, 2009 17:47 to the problem "Feeds Not Updating Again and Again and Again - Please Help!" in twitterfeed:

Hi ispgeek, I apologize for the inconvenience and frustration you're experiencing. Currently our team is conducting a data migration which has taken longer than expected, and is most likely the reason you're having difficulties. We're working hard to get things back in order and I will update you as soon as things are restored.

Scott Wheaton replied on December 15, 2009 17:43 to the problem "feeds stopped working" in twitterfeed:

The issue has to do with a data migration we're currently conducting, which has taken longer than expected. I apologize for the inconvenience and will let you know once things have been resolved.

Scott Wheaton replied on December 15, 2009 17:41 to the problem "My feeds are not updating" in twitterfeed:

Hi there, thanks for bringing this up. Currently we're running a data migration which has taken longer than expected and is most likely the reason you're experiencing difficulties. We're working hard at this and once things have been completed I'll let you know. Please accept my apologies for the inconvenience.

Scott Wheaton replied on December 15, 2009 17:39 to the question "Twitterfeed not working at all and the website won't even load now. What the heck?" in twitterfeed:

Hi Tim,

I apologize for the issues you're having with Twitterfeed. We're currently running a data migration which has caused some issues and is taking longer than expected. We're working hard to complete this on our end and once that's done I'll let you know. Thanks for your patience.

Scott Wheaton replied on December 15, 2009 17:36 to the problem "MY FEED IS NOT WORKING!" in twitterfeed:

Hi There,

We're currently running a data migration which has taken longer than expected. The migration is most likely the reason your feed has been experiencing issues and we're working hard to get things back in order. I'll let you know as soon as that's done.

Scott Wheaton replied on December 15, 2009 17:34 to the question "My active feed is not posting to twitter" in twitterfeed:

Hi Nick,

We're currently running a data migration which has taken longer than expected. This is most likely the cause for the delays in your feed being posted. We're working hard to get things running smoothly again, and I apologize for the frustration and will let you know once things have been sorted out.

Scott Wheaton replied on December 15, 2009 15:30 to the problem "can't log in" in twitterfeed:

Hi Ferick, Can you let us know your Twitter username? Thanks.