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I think "status update" is allowed now to all apps without prompt. It can be either friendfeed or twitter.
http://ow.ly/iy2f
And oddly enough, Selective Twitter Status (which allows you to filter which Tweets go to FB by using the hashtag #fb at the end of those tweets) seems to be affected in the opposite manner: it hasn't posted any of my #fb tweets today.
Not that there is anything wrong with this. I just think that it's interesting to consider how we try to integrate two different platforms that use two different forms of communication and don't necessarily interact in the same space - consider what Facebook and Twitter were built from. One a virtual version of the college facebook, the other a digital version of the text message.
I think it is completely reasonable to link any more of my services to Facebook, whether this was accidental or not. If I wanted all of that posted to Facebook, I would have posted it to Facebook in the first place.
I have a hard time believing this was just a mistake. If so, why did it affect both Twitter and Friendfeed, but none of the other services that can update your status remotely? Just the two big ones? Hmmm...
All Twitter or any app can do is say, "Hey Facebook post this message if the user wants it". It's up to Facebook to make sure that it only posts the message if the user wants it.
The Facebook system must be ignoring the user setting around Twitter messages. Definitely not good for Facebook.
tkellenaers: My friend made this C00L SITE to GET M0RE TW1TTER FOLL0WERS - http://alturl.com/7hoz - V1Ps get T0NS every day
Also got this post Monday, july 27th:
StrongWisconsinhey heads up badgertweeters: my social/web guys want to warn you about TWITVIEWER. bad news. stay away.
Hope it helps someone out.
Twitter user jacko43
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