[Tweeters] Missing Post - only from the ABA site [Urban Skagit Ruby Crowned Kinglets]

[Elaine Chuang via Tweeters]

Stan, thank you for your care in describing that a post of yours, properly sent in to Tweeters, did not appear on the ABA website, one of the listserve abstracting resources.  To reassure you about your home team, yes, your nice post about Kinglets at the Co-op did appear in Tweeters.  The time of your post happened to be 12:15, Wednesday, Feb 5, thus those who receive one-by-one posts saw it that day; Digest subscribers received it on Feb 6 (Tweeters Digest collects 24 hours of posts sent in up to about 11:55AM).  It is possible, as you’ve wondered, that other Tweeters posts are occasionally not being carried over to the ABA site, a phenomenon that is simply outside of our control.  I can point out that the other listserve abstracting resource, The Birding Lists Digest, does show the complete set of posts as seen in the Tweeters Digest, including yours.   

There are other Tweeters irregularities under review, once again relating to that security change with which UW had to comply in 2024.  More to come as that becomes possible.  Thank you, Stan.

Elaine Chuang   elc at uw dot edu 
Tweeters Administration
Seattle


From: Stan Kostka lynn Schmidt via Tweeters <tweeters at u.washington.edu>
Sent: Monday, February 10, 2025 3:09 PM
To: tweeters at u.washington.edu <tweeters at u.washington.edu>
Subject: [Tweeters] Missing Post
 
Hi Tweets, 

On Feb 5,  I posted to Tweeters my encounter with a couple Ruby-crowned Kinglets in Mount Vernon.  And received two personal follow up emails,  so I know the post was received by some, or maybe all members of the Tweeters community.  However, the post has never appeared on the ABA website, which is how I view Tweeters.  So, now I’m wondering if I’m missing other peoples posts that may not be showing up there ? 

Thanks for any help.
Stan Kostka
lynnandstan at earthlink dot net
Arlington WA



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