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So instead of replying to the people who are too lazy to check their Twitter page / follow @posterous they should... not do that? Oh, and if you took two second

by tdavis 16y ago

So instead of replying to the people who are too lazy to check their Twitter page / follow @posterous they should... not do that? Oh, and if you took two seconds to click the "more" button, you'd see they have posted a link to the instructions. Using post.ly and bit.ly. But by all means, make up more things to complain about.

ydant 16y ago
Which link are you referring to? I went down back to where the tweets stopped looking to be referring to the incident. To do so, I took many seconds to click "more" repeatedly. Every link I saw either didn't response to expand (post.ly) or redirected to their blog... on posterous, which didn't respond. I don't see a single tweet explaining what they changed (they mention IPs, did they change IPs, IPs for all servers, or just bring up additional ones) or why it is that custom domains are affected (I'm assuming it's an IP change, but is this a permanent change, or one I can just ride out). I also don't see an actual announcement other than the @replies, although it's possible it's buried under those. As I'm not a frequent user of Twitter, I'm not aware if there is a way to filter out the replies and see only the useful content. *edit - after typing that Posterous "finally" started responding again, so I can see what the blog post said.