Yonkly is not a backup service but I just added a new feature that lets you import your twitter messages into your yonkly account, so try it out.
Login then go to your profile page at http://yonkly.com/profile and click the "import twitter messages" link half way down the page.
It is smart enough to not import the […]

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We finally got around to releasing a new version of yonkly.  We have cleaned up the look and feel of the site and I think it looks better now.

We added a new feature that allows you to create groups.  You can create a group such as “MVC Developers” or “My Soccer Team” where members […]

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I apologize for the delay of releasing the source code for Yonkly (the twitter clone). 
The code is still not 100% ready but I have received so many requests for the source code and figured it is better to put something online until I clean it up than wait until I reach perfection (a moving […]

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[update: Yonkly source code is now public]
We just released a new updated version younkly that is mostly bug fixes. We couldn’t get full twitter integration in place for this release, but Justine is working hard on it.
Fixed bugs

Updated code to use the latest MVC code refresh
Fixed bug with Gravatar image if email is in […]

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[update: Yonkly source code is now public]
I just released an updated version of Yonkly.
Here is a list of changes, additions and improvements:

Fixed email issues
Added About section under the avatar
Using TinyUrl for Url shortening.
Added profile Url under the avatar (so add your blog/website to your profile)

Added more stats and each one is linked to the appropriate […]

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[update: Yonkly source code is now public]
Asp.net MVC framework rocks. I wanted to play with it more and decided why not build an open source twitter. Unfortunately, I couldn’t come up with a better name for it that had an available domain so Yonkly it is. Come to think of it Yonkly […]

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