I have great respect for the zeitgeist represented by the pool of experts and talent who are members of LinkedIn.

However, I find the LinkedIn interface clumsy, cumbersome, and often, wrong.

Here is a collection of errors and inconsistencies collected from Linked In.

Hey where did my tweet go? (again)

I tried updating my LinkedIn status from Twitter using the #in hashtag - #fail!

Twitter:

LinkedIn:

LinkedIn Twitter settings:

Shoot the copy editor - or... who wrote this?

Hey where did my tweet go?

I tried updating my status from Twitter using the #in hashtag - #fail! Tried Tweetdeck and the Twitter web site. Finally I updated on LinkedIn and the #in posted to Twitter. One way traffic!

Hey where did my name go?

LinkedIn added a Twitter API to update the LI status. First of all, the default setting resets the status for EVERY tweet - a stupid setting IMO. The tweet created in LinkedIn with the #in hashtag does not transfer the username:

2 answers counted as 5

 1 answer counted as 3

Email notification missing a body:

should be:

Links gone wild (IE & Opera, ok in Firefox)

Hey, what happened to the Reply button?

Ok, RTL languages like Hebrew can be tricky - but here are two versions of the same text

These stats clearly show that I have 28 Best Answers in Web Development (the most on LinkedIn) - but immediately below, the graph shows 27 Best Answers out of 435.

:DOH:!

Now with 29 Best Answers, LinkedIn's stats look correct. I'm not sure if the correction came about through the update for another answer, or through my post on LinkedIn Questions about this...

Here LinkedIn reports there are 3 new classmates from Brown University:

But there are actually only 2 new classmates when the link is followed

ok, here's another - I noticed it because I know Catherine - so I clicked on the "Be first to answer" link and found 3 other answers posted - and after I posted mine and went back to my home page, it still displayed: