Dunno who did that.
But putting together a scam that makes the Tw@ts out themselves en masse as goat-shaggers is worth immunity from prosecution all on its own.
Actually I reckon it's worth a sainthood, but that's just me.
Another malicious worm hit Twitter over the weekend, days after the micro-blogging site reached near-meltdown from a technically similar attack. This time around the danger came from clicking links contained in micro-blogging messages beginning "WTF [URL]". Last week's more serious onMouseOver problem struck when users moved …
I got rid of mine after one of the many hacks twitter has been hit with. I honestly can't see the point in twitter other than for a PR arm.
If you got people waiting around to see what your going to tweet more power to ya.
Just stay away from my goats.
But what is it about Twitter that compels so many of us who choose not to partake in it (including myself) to so enjoy blogging about its failures?
Could it be because we fear it, at least in its current form? And why else seek to hurt it — even destroy it – by creating (or promoting) its infestation by an internet worm?
http://scallywagandvagabond.com/2010/09/twitter-worm-makes-high-profile-users-declare-goat-lust/