... accounts with Hummingbird links in the bio. Fresh instance from
this morning: http://twitter.com/KateSueMuir
Kevin, any chance you can help abate the flood of spam your
multiple-account managing Mesiab Labs Hummingbird product seems to be
bringing upon us? Or are these simply misleading
Thanks for the heads up.
On Sat, Sep 26, 2009 at 12:00 AM, Andrew Badera and...@badera.us wrote:
... accounts with Hummingbird links in the bio. Fresh instance from
this morning: http://twitter.com/KateSueMuir
Kevin, any chance you can help abate the flood of spam your
multiple-account
That's true -- %5BB6, for example, is NOT a UTF-8 encoded codepoint for a
character. It's Unicode (or UTF-16).
On Fri, Sep 25, 2009 at 20:54, Mageuzi mage...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello,
I had this same problem. I had to convert all multi-byte characters
into their individual bytes.
So, for
Since yesterday, my application’s main account (@twitoaster) received
two abnormal 401 errors (both during a POST Request). There are
strictly no reasons for such errors to be received (the same requests
succeeded a few minutes later) and I was wondering if someone else had
recently experienced
Hi there,
this might be obvious to everybody working longer with the API but to
me its a bit unclear:
If I call rate_limit_status from a script that I registered at
http://twitter.com/oauth and using OAuth I get 2 API calls per
hour as as base for my requests.
If I call rate_limit_status
Hi Twitter API experts,
By going through the REST/SEARCH API, it seems that there no option to
get information from twitter using user's email ID.
Could you please let me know if it is possible to call API using email
ID instead of screen name or user_id or is there any option to get
user_id
Hi,
I recently got whitelisted for 3 IPs which is listed under one single
account. Does this mean that each IP will have a rate limit of 20,000
requests/hour for the REST API so collectively all 3 IPs should give
60,000 requests/hour for the REST API or does this mean that all 3
whitelisted IPs
http://www.searchenginejournal.com/twitter-hashtags/9419/
On Sep 25, 1:46 pm, Kevin Mesiab ke...@mesiablabs.com wrote:
Good luck and I look forward to reading some drafts, yeah?
On Fri, Sep 25, 2009 at 7:41 AM, Stefna mstefa...@gmail.com wrote:
I've submitted a ticket with following
My tweets all have broken links right now.
here are a few of them:
http://is.gd/3HsuO,a encoded as http://is.gd/3HsuO,%3Ca
http://is.gd/3HjBL,a encoded as http://is.gd/3HjBL,%3Ca
http://is.gd/3HjfP,a encoded as http://is.gd/3HjfP,%3Ca
can you look at this issue, please?
Thanks in advance,
Best
I'm guessing that if you do a request that counts against your rate
limit (rate_limit_status requests do not) from just 1 of your IPs, and
then request the rate limit status on each of them, you will see that
the one that made the non-rate_limit_status request now has 19,999,
while the other two
While valid URLs, both http://is.gd/3HsuO,a and
http://is.gd/3HsuO,%3Ca; give 404 errors when followed, while
http://is.gd/3HsuO; gets a page view.
You have to validly delimit URLs when you include them in tweets. If
twitter did a shortening on you, then they may have a problem. If you
did the
My users are complaining about the same thing.
On a perfectly valid tweet, the system kicks back an error that
basically says the status parameter was empty.
I cannot provide more debug information because I cannot reproduce the
error at will. It is completely unpredictable.
Dewald
On Sep 26,
Good luck buddy.. Btw I'm curious, What exactly are you referring to
or focussing on when you say 'syntactic meaning of tweets' ?
I mean I'd appreciate a clarification on 'syntactic meaning to whom ?'
and 'syntactic meaning of tweets in what context ?'
Just wondering..
Best Regards,
Nalin
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