
Frequently Answered Questions:
What is new?
The searh on Twitter changed, and I cannot select based on language/location and multiple words. Instead I have to deal with messages in multiple languages from all over the world.
This simplyfied methode makes problems for names on local places which are similar to words used in other languages, such as Bergen and Hamar.
Until I come up with a solution, feel free to see our simplified pages and as a support use ChirpCity.
Why doesn't my message show up in the window after I sent it?
Possible answers:
Your "location" is not registered correctly in Twitter.
Your message is not written in the language for the site.
Your message does not include one of the keywords mentioned.
Twitter is down for a shorter time....wait.
Do I need a Twitter account to participate?
Yes, but only if you want to send messages. Messages may be sent from different places, your own Twitter page or from tvitvi's website.
The link on the tweet does not open properly.
You may right-click on a link and open it in a new window.
I am not able to send messages from the site.
A) Your computer may not have updated functions for java script. B) The sending box may be temporary down. C) There may be some uncommon characters in the message. Solution: Send from your own Twitter site.
Why are few or no messages shown in the window?
Possible answers:
Too few messages sent (within the correct criteria).
Twitter is temporary down.
The website capacity is overloaded with too many searches..wait. Come back later. Complicated searches may take time and capacity and may be cut off if Twitters capacity or the capacity of the search engine is overloaded.
If the problem continues over time. Please inform: admin (at) tvitvi.com
Who else can read my messages?
Anybody within Twitter can read your messages either as followers or as retweets. Anybody on internet using search.
When I want to send the message, they ask for twitter username and password. Is it safe?
This is already the message system of twitter asking - in order to pass the message, and it is as safe as Twitter.
The site of TVITVI has no system on its own for collecting and storing usernames and passwords.