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Since your not following me on Twitter at least from what I can see. Maybe these can help you with your SPF question http://www.kitterman.com/spf/validate.html
http://www.politemail.com/check-spf.aspx
@kitche: Thanks for the reply. I’ll give those links a shot and see what comes back. I think I tried the politemail one before and had no luck, but maybe this time it’ll work.
I’ve actually reset the SPF to v=spf1 a mx ~all for now, as I was getting some odd replies to SPF checks. I’ll have to see how it goes with the new setting.
About twitter… I’ve set twitter to show me all @replies so you can always reply back to me on twitter anytime 😉 Thanks again for the help though.
Chris
I stand corrected… twitter’s @replies seem a little vague. If you don’t follow a person, you don’t see the @replies aimed at you. Very badly designed if you ask me. That is the point of a reply after all. If the person doesn’t see it, then there is no point ???
I’ve logged a support ticket with twitter to ask why, we’ll see what they come back with.
Chris