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At the bottom of the History – My Bookmarks page you’ll now see a new section:
You can use this form to download the history of the submissions your bookmark has received. It’s a CSV file containing the URLs of all the user pages on the different social media sites.
Why would you want to download the history?
This new functionality is release v2.53.
After a lot of blood, sweat, and tears, we’ve finally completed the Twitter integration functionality!
We’re especially excited about this because search engines more than ever are factoring what they call ‘social signals’ heavier and heavier in their algorithms. This means that having your bookmark URLs tweeted hundreds of times will push your sites up in the rankings, faster than ever before, shooting past your competition, while driving hordes of fresh traffic.
Here’s how it all works:
buttons on each bookmark (they may take a few seconds to load). 
By clicking these new buttons you’ll see a popover box like so: 
If the “Default” tweet message is ok, simply click “Submit”, otherwise feel free to type your own “Custom” message. Keep in mind the bookmark URL will be auto-appended to the end of your message so you’ll only have about 110 or so characters for your message. We’re using TinyURLs to shorten any long URLs in order to conserve as much space as possible for the tweet message. You’re currently able to send a maximum of 5 tweets per day.
You can see the URL you tweeted about, the SocialAdr user who owned the bookmark, a link to the actual tweet on Twitter.com, how many credits you received, and the timestamp of when it happened.
The user who actually posts the tweet to their Twitter account can still choose to write their own custom message, but at least, as the bookmark owner, you can set a custom message that we believe most users will choose to use. And good news, spin tags {|} are accepted!
You’re shown the URL that was tweeted about, the SocialAdr user who sent the tweet, a link to the actual tweet on Twitter.com, how many credits it cost, and the timestamp of when it happened. Notice that the first row cost 15 credits, because “kane” must have had between 1,000 and 10,000 followers. The second row cost 5 credits, because “jaspert” must have had between 100 and 1,000 followers.
No problem at all, you can opt-out here.
(this latest release is SocialAdr v2.50)
For the latest release, we’ve done some significant performance tuning on the following pages/functionality:
Hopefully you’ll notice improved response times throughout the site. If you notice any bugs, as usual please let us know.
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