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AFAIK Twitter has set up "dm" as a prefix doing the same thing as "d" - send a direct message. Since ">" is not a valid username, that command shouldn't do anyt
by moeffju 16y ago
AFAIK Twitter has set up "dm" as a prefix doing the same thing as "d" - send a direct message. Since ">" is not a valid username, that command shouldn't do anything. For the rest, that might just be JavaScript weirdness in "#newtwitter" – if you can give us more information about your environment, maybe we could check the bug.
- seanMeverett 16y agoI was using the official Mac app. Tested on two separate machines and same thing. Actually didn't try the delete and DM tweet on the web app (in new or old twitter).