Twitterfeed Can Get Your Twitter Account Suspended

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I woke up this morning with a number of titles for articles on my mind. It was 5:30am in the UK, and still dark. But hey ho, that is the lot of the internet article writer: the mind never stops thinking of new subjects to write about. Bit of a nuisance sometimes, but, on those rare occasions when a little gem pops in, you just have to get it written down before the thought flitters away into the night, like a moth, seemingly uncoordinated in it's flight, echo-locating its next landing point.

I extricated myself from the bed-covers: they almost won. I removed my ResMed mask (another article there - must write that down - just a minute - OK done), but left it pumping filtered air back into the atmosphere: I was going to return to the warmth of my bed to complete my beauty sleep. I trundled unsteadily to where I undertake my typing, and sat down.

I had left my computer on overnight, as one does when there is something unresolved at the time one finishes for the night. With my memory, this happens more often than not. If I turn it off, by morning I have forgotten that I needed to complete last night's task. But I digress.

I wrote down the titles that had etched themselves on my consciousness and then thought "While I'm up I'll just check what's going on at Wizzley", and there it was. I had received a message in my Wizzley inbox.

The subject line read "Oh dear.": well actually it read "Oh c..p." but I can't repeat that here, as it may get my Adsense account banned - but that's another article in the making.

Oh dear, what could this mean?

So, with some trepidation, you may remember a previous e-mail I received that caused this same reaction, I clicked on the c..p bit. And it opened. I read it. It said:

"I've just been suspended from Twitter for doing the Twitterfeed thing.

It was working brilliantly. ......... Then I logged onto Twitter to see if I had some personal mentions/DMs. I went to reTweet someone and it suddenly came up that my account was suspended.

I've not received the email as to why yet, but I'll keep you in the loop."

Oh dear, so that's what 'Oh c..p" means. It means the dreaded Twitter account suspension.

And I bet I know why!

My article on "setting up Twitterfeed to promote your business on Twitter etc." was rather long, although those that responded to my poll thought it 'just right', and my specific warning could have been skipped over, or not comprehended, nor understood fully. My apologies. I shall redress the matter and make it more prominent, more 'in your face', so that this situation does not occur with others that take my advice.

[Goes off to the Twitterfeed article to amend it.]

OK I'm back!

My specific warning there was as follows:

"But don't .......creating several of the same process with different 'feed name', ....... do not set the same process to run on several different Twitter accounts, ..... likely to get your account(s) suspended. ..........."

I have emboldened the 'account suspended' portion in the original to highlight what could happen if you do either of the things that are italicised above.

And I bet, when I am updated about the Twitter suspension, that one of those no-no's was the culprit. So, be warned. Be careful. Do not get greedy. 

Use the method wisely and it will pay dividends.