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fair enough. your wording set a different tone. the simple answer is this: you don't verify twitter accounts via email. all you need is to input an email ad
by noodle 17y ago
fair enough. your wording set a different tone.
the simple answer is this: you don't verify twitter accounts via email. all you need is to input an email address and you can start tweeting.
- aarongough 17y agoAh bugger. I didn't realize that... I assume that these days everyone uses email verification as a best practice. Sorry if I came off snooty in my last comment, I appreciate your response and thoughts in general! The whole deal had me worried! I guess I can probably change my passwords back now :-p I also just looked back and saw how bad my spelling was on my last post, I guess I am more tired than I realized! Thanks again! -A
- noodle 17y agono worries. i guess your email just got scraped from somewhere and used to register a spam account? registration into email verification is starting to die off a bit in the newer web apps. mostly because they want to make the process of setting up an account as quick and easy as possible, provided the app is trivial enough (don't want to this for something like banking). email verification requires you to focus on something else besides the place you're registering for, as well as possibly waiting around for the email to come in.