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  1. @carlthomas Does http://bit.ly/7xUM0V address your issue? 4:49 PM Dec 22nd from Tweetie in reply to carlthomas
  2. UPDATE: Status of "Ping is throttled!" errors http://bit.ly/4uRBTz 10:10 AM Dec 21st from TweetDeck
  3. @jacobm Most of the drop-off appears to be from FriendFeed. Might check your FF config since it's no longer reporting stats for your feed. 9:10 AM Dec 21st from TweetDeck in reply to jacobm
  4. @JoeLaz Noted. We'll look into it. 11:54 AM Dec 18th from Tweetie in reply to JoeLaz
  5. @bfeld We're pushing out a fix for the duplicate tweets on update today. It occurs when your guid = your permalink 7:13 AM Dec 16th from Brizzly
  6. Sending a ping for new posts is the best way to make tweets post quickly. Check for blog platform support. @hikersam @abraham @JoC_Updates 10:22 AM Dec 15th from Tweetie in reply to hikersam
  7. Socializing your feed with Twitter http://goo.gl/fb/BCNw 12:23 PM Dec 14th from Google
  8. "Afternoon, Frank." "Hey howdy, George." http://goo.gl/fb/xsGZ 12:23 PM Dec 14th from Google
  9. @pinkblob What's your feed URI? 9:28 AM Dec 10th from web in reply to pinkblob
  10. @shanselman Turn off utm_params. Sign in to FeedBurner>Select Feed>Select Configure Stats>Uncheck 'Track clicks as a traffic source ..." 6:21 AM Dec 9th from TweetDeck in reply to shanselman
  11. @pantscommander Can you give a little more information about the problem? What feeds? What episodes? 12:09 PM Dec 3rd from Tweetie in reply to pantscommander
  12. @russjohnson I've checked every aspect I could of the CNET/BuzzOutLoud podcast and it appears to be in order. More details needed? 11:06 AM Dec 3rd from TweetDeck in reply to russjohnson
  13. @portermason Looks like mail was sent today; could it be in your spam folder? 5:07 PM Nov 30th from web in reply to portermason
  14. @imrogb Turn off utm_params. Sign in to FeedBurner>Select Feed>Select Configure Stats>Uncheck 'Track clicks as a traffic source ..." 2:53 PM Nov 23rd from TweetDeck in reply to imrogb
  15. @michlib Filing a bug with http://www.soapblox.net/ to allow utm parameters is probably not a bad idea either. 7:44 AM Nov 23rd from Tweetie in reply to michlib
  16. @michlib Turn off utm_params. Sign in to FeedBurner>Select Feed>Select Configure Stats>Uncheck 'Track clicks as a traffic source ..." 7:43 AM Nov 23rd from Tweetie in reply to michlib
  17. @provirtual It looks like your feed has them. (view source on your feed). Check the WP docs to see if there's any reason they might change. 11:42 AM Nov 20th from Tweetie in reply to provirtual
  18. @provirtual The best way to make sure that you don't have old posts in email is to give each item a guid and make sure it doesn't change. 9:11 AM Nov 20th from Tweetie in reply to provirtual
  19. How to manage the Google Analytics tracking parameters (i.e., utm_ params) in your feed's clickthrough links: http://pic.gd/e5fcc1 8:06 AM Nov 20th from TweetDeck
  20. @Pam_Spaulding Turn off utm_params. Sign in to FeedBurner>Select Feed>Select Configure Stats>Uncheck 'Track clicks as a traffic source ..." 7:01 AM Nov 20th from TweetDeck in reply to Pam_Spaulding