Back to the articleHuh? #
Posted Friday 3rd July 2009 11:26 GMT
How is a flaw in bit.ly a 'twitter bug'? URL shortening services existed before twitter and will exist afterwards.
Month Of Twitter Bugs exposes microblogging flaws
Hacking Twitter ? #
Posted Friday 3rd July 2009 09:34 GMT
You mean people may be able to make self-absorbed comments and over-thought witty asides on my behalf without my say so ?
DAMN YOU ALL TO HELL !!!!!!!!!!
@Tony Hoyle #
Posted Monday 6th July 2009 23:56 GMT
"TweetDeck, one of the most popular Twitter clients, integrates bit.ly, making the flaws much more risky than might otherwise be the case."
"Twitter" for this "month of X bugs" is more than just the service itself, but includes the various common ways of interacting with the service.
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