1. I can't access my account. Can you help?
  2. Twitter.com is blocked at my work/school/...
  3. I have another sign in problem.
  4. Why can't I upload pictures?
  5. Will you implement my feature?
  6. I don't understand how the Retweets work.
  7. My question isn't here.

Answers

  1. I can't access my account. Can you help?

    I'm sorry, but Twimply does not store your account information.

    However, you can request a new password at Twitter's website: http://twitter.com/account/resend_password

  2. Twitter.com is blocked at my work/school/...

    If Twitter.com is blocked where you are, you can not complete the normal sign in procedure.

    But if you can sign in with Twimply somewhere else, you can create a link that you can reuse where Twitter.com is blocked.

  3. I have another sign in problem.

    Please follow these Step-by-step instructions.

  4. Why can't I upload pictures?

    I may implement this in the future, but I haven't decided that yet. It may be tricky, and, since Twimply is free, I'm the one paying for the hosting costs. I don't mind that as long as they're not too high, but adding photo upload would probably mean much higher data costs, which I do not yet know how to cover...

  5. Will you implement my feature?

    Feature requests are always welcome, and I have implemented quite a few of them. However, I am developing Twimply on my own, in my spare time. That means that the time I can spend on it is limited.

  6. I don't understand how the Retweets work.

    Twitter has two kinds of retweets: old-style and new-style retweets.

    old-style retweets start with "RT @username" and show the retweeter as the author. These show up in your normal timeline.

    new-style retweets do not contain "RT @username", but say "Retweeted by..." and have the original author as the author. These show up under Retweeted by you.

    When you send a retweet in Twimply without changing the text, it is sent as a new-style retweet. If you do change the text, Twimply sends it as an old-style retweet.

  7. My question isn't here.

    Please contact me. I'll be glad to help.