Trivia on Twitter at Free Air Collective

By: Free Air Collective  11/25/2011

By Robert on June 19th, 2009

As we said in our previous post, Trivia on Twitter is a joint venture between and FACollective. We are thrilled to be working with Stage Two on this product. I’ve had the pleasure of working with them previously on , which is a great product for storing your digital assets – if you haven’t checked it out, take a moment and look. We have a lot of plans for and that we’ll be talking about here and on the official twitter accounts in the future. So if you aren’t subscribed to this blog or following and , you really need to do so now, I’ll wait…

While that takes care of future issues, we still had the past issues to remedy. To do so, I pulled an almost all nighter last night going through our system and twitter’s adding and updating all the accounts I could find that were in error. I wrote up some scripts that would process the answers for me and then double check what was updated to make sure it looked good. I know I probably missed some – it was late, I was really tired – but that fixes the issues we had remaining.

We are committed to making sure everything is running as it should and making sure all players of the game are scored correctly. Again, we apologize for the inconvenience’s that have popped up and sincerely want you to know that we want to make this the best Trivia game out there.

Thanks again for playing Trivia on Twitter and Good Luck!

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