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Re: Show HN: TweetBoard.me

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Clickable WORKING version! http://tweetboard.me/#!/ladygaga

If the main tweetboard.me version is not working for you please post your twitter username here so I can try to find out what the broken users have in common.

Re: Show HN: TweetBoard.me

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Hmm weird. I took the error out. Try reloading the page.

Now not loading anything. As a standard precaution, after the previous error I revoked twitter access, now it's not asking for access again, so probably it's just not going to work. Edit: Down-votes? Really? And it's not just this comment, it's the grandchild as well, so it's not simply the fat-finger syndrome on a tiny mobile device. I really don't understand some people. I'm trying to explain a failure mode people.…

No need to revoke access it doesn't really do anything other than use it as a way to tell it's "you" for the "Me" button.

Re: Show HN: TweetBoard.me

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Apart from the logo, did you design the site yourself? Start off with CSS from somewhere else? Nicely done, Justin. Header you talk about it with impatience on Techzing :)

Re: Show HN: TweetBoard.me

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Clickable WORKING version! http://tweetboard.me/#!/ladygaga

If the main tweetboard.me version is not working for you please post your twitter username here so I can try to find out what the broken users have in common.

I changed the URL to include my name instead of what's-'er-face's and the page didn't update. Probably true of every user, but I'm @ColinTheMathmo

Loading it in an entirely new window gives what I assume is my page, but there's no data in it.

Re: Show HN: TweetBoard.me

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Now not loading anything. As a standard precaution, after the previous error I revoked twitter access, now it's not asking for access again, so probably it's just not going to work. Edit: Down-votes? Really? And it's not just this comment, it's the grandchild as well, so it's not simply the fat-finger syndrome on a tiny mobile device. I really don't understand some people. I'm trying to explain a failure mode people.…

No need to revoke access it doesn't really do anything other than use it as a way to tell it's "you" for the "Me" button.

Best practice - I don't leave things like that lying around.

And it has still not asked again for access, so it's still not getting data (I assume).

Edit in response to your reply - noted. Thanks.

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