huh! :) I'm sorry, checking this out Erica! - directeur

Oh look, it thinks im "http://delicious.com/ericajoy" when I am in fact "http://delicious.com/ericajo..." - EricaJoy

aaannnnd it comes back to me being an idiot on friendfeed. I had the delicious.com/ericajoy account associated with my FF profile. False alarm! - EricaJoy

ha! :) - directeur

Does it cache user details like that? For the life of me, I can't make it get rid of delicious.com/ericajoy (which has been removed from my FF profile for a couple hours now). - EricaJoy

18 hours later, it still wants to associate delicious.com/ericajoy. I am now firmly convinced this data is cached. How do I get rid of it? - EricaJoy

Erica, yes there's some memcache, but... how come you can't get rid of it? Even after you delete everything? Or do you mean that the "voodoo" still generates the same thing? I can tweak things for your case... Looking at this, right now - directeur

I mean the voodoo still generates the same thing. - EricaJoy from IM

Erica, ah! that's not only the memcache side then... In fact, there's some persistent data that come from sgn which are cached elsewhere by google. In this case, the best is to fill your tags by hand, they'll be saved and the WHOIS will return what you typed - directeur

I just did the social graph API example to check this and nothing from delicious is returned. See: http://socialgraph-resources.g... - EricaJoy from IM

Thanks Erica, DeWitt was right! He suggested to me during the private tests to simplify more the voodoo - directeur

The voodoo is still returning the bad data. No good. - EricaJoy

Thanks Erica, I will fix this, promise. But be sure, if you fill your profile, it will be returned when someone does a whois search. The voodoo is only used with people who don't have accounts yet. Yet, you're right, this thing must be improved - directeur

I filled it in manually already, just wanted to let you know that the voodoo is broken. - EricaJoy from IM

Thanks Erica :) - directeur