Twitter’s Laying Eggs: Many Avatars Missing
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Twitter’s having a rough day. It was down for nearly an hour earlier today, and now, many users are complaining that their Avatars have been replaced by an egg, the Avatar given to newcomers who have not yet uploaded their own picture.
Naturally, users are tweeting in droves complaining, trying to find out if they are showing up as an egg to their friends and making terrible egg-puns. Here’s my favorite so far:
Hey. I just met you. And this is crazy. But am I an egg? #TwitterHashtagsBaby
— Satoshi Hojo (@SatoshiHojo_) July 26, 2012
I’ve reached out to Twitter for comment and I’ll keep you posted.
Update: Twitter has released a statement via their blog about the outage, but still no word on the Avatar problem.
Twitter, founded by Jack Dorsey, Biz Stone, and Evan Williams in March 2006 (launched publicly in July 2006), is a social networking and micro-blogging service that allows users to post updates 140 characters long. Twitter “is a real-time information network that connects [users] to the latest stories, ideas, opinions, and news.” The service can be accessed through a variety of methods, including Twitter’s website; text messaging; instant messaging; and third-party desktop, mobile, and web applications. Twitter is currently available in...
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