Allow deletion of the last social account if the user has set a password.
Always show the disconnect button for this account but clicking on it without a password should guide the user to add one before deletion can take place
Somehow link the hooks to the list of social accounts so it's obvious where to disconnect if you're hook focused.
Base on this email from Andrew Janke janke@pobox.com:
Hi, Reading folks,
I think I ran in to a bug with the Reading.am hook to Twitter.
My Reading.am account is andrewjanke, and I have a Twitter account @apjisreading that I use as my reading stream. I used to have a hook for Reading to post everything to it, and you can see posts up through July 2013. About that time, I decided to pull way back on my Internet presence, so I deleted the hook on the Reading site, and on Twitter's Settings > Apps, revoked access for Reading, to be extra sure.
Now I want to add the hook to @apjisreading back in, but can't get it to work. I added a new hook, and "Andrew is reading", the name for my @apjisreading account, shows up in the dropdown. When I hit "Thanks!" the hook appears in the list saying it'll post to @apjisreading. But when I post URLs on Reading, they never make it to my Twitter account. I think Reading doesn't realize that its access was revoked.
I don't see a mechanism to have Reading forget the old account or to attempt re-authorization. And if I try to do a "+connect new" instead of reusing the old account when creating the hook, I get an error that says:
https://reading.am
You tried to connect a new Twitter account but you're logged in to one of your existing Twitter accounts. Log in to the new account on Twitter and try again.
So I can't see a way to get this account hooked back up to Reading. Could you add something that allows Twitter accounts to be forgotten or re-authorized?
Base on this email from Andrew Janke janke@pobox.com: