http://faq.tribe.net/thread/d7e734a9-b1bc-4bfb-8422-954f57c823f0?format=rss Tribe.net. Local Connections http://faq.tribe.net/thread/d7e734a9-b1bc-4bfb-8422-954f57c823f0#0398440f-3717-4b96-824d-9180bd053abe To follow the twitter feed on Tribe, you can add the feed to your homepage: Click "customize your homepage" Click "My Feed" Use this for the feed url: http://twitter.com/statuses/user_timeline/tribehelp.rss (click to expand or right click and copy... do not use it with the "..." truncation) Click Save http://faq.tribe.net/photos/bca1cb23-7a65-4191-8910-528bce586a8a Mon, 11 May 2009 19:08:15 GMT http://faq.tribe.net/thread/d7e734a9-b1bc-4bfb-8422-954f57c823f0#0398440f-3717-4b96-824d-9180bd053abe Tribe.net Help 2009-05-11T19:08:15Z http://faq.tribe.net/thread/d7e734a9-b1bc-4bfb-8422-954f57c823f0#e9b76789-93bf-4246-a922-2a3bda8c22f8 1. Check the company blog: http://blog.tribe.net Although you cannot join this tribe, you can set up an RSS feed for the tribe on your homepage to see the latest posts. 2. If the site is down, you'll usually see a maintenance page indicating whether the outage is scheduled (with an approximate time when the site will return) or unscheduled, in which case we won't usually know when the site will return (but it will, really it will!) 3.We have set up a twitter account to post updates on outages and services. Follow this account or twitter questions to it and we'll try to reply as soon as possible: https://twitter.com/TribeHelp 4. You can always email help@tribe.net and we'll answer you directly. Sun, 10 May 2009 21:29:16 GMT http://faq.tribe.net/thread/d7e734a9-b1bc-4bfb-8422-954f57c823f0#e9b76789-93bf-4246-a922-2a3bda8c22f8 Tribe.net Help 2009-05-10T21:29:16Z