Hey Raffi,
It would probably be helpful for a lot of us if the status blog (or another
secondary indicator) was more accurate in terms of being a problem/no
problem indicator. Even if it didn't have an indication as to cause or
expected time to resolve, just a little flag that said 'we acknowled
yeah - by the time we got ready to put the post up, on this particular
issue, we had solved the problem.
On Tue, Feb 16, 2010 at 6:30 PM, Abraham Williams <4bra...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Never did get a post on status.twitter.com on this.
>
> Abraham
>
>
> On Mon, Feb 15, 2010 at 15:24, Raffi Krikor
hi anton,
thank you for your advice.
that's very useful.
and yes, i'm twitblack author :-)
On 16 February 2010 23:53, Anton Krasovsky wrote:
> Hi Fauzil,
>
> I guess you're the author of Twitblack? I'm another j2me developer
> here, the author of PavoMe. Unfortunately I can't give you much advice
Never did get a post on status.twitter.com on this.
Abraham
On Mon, Feb 15, 2010 at 15:24, Raffi Krikorian wrote:
> we're aware of the issue and are working on it - i expect a post to
> status.twitter.com in a bit.
>
>
> On Mon, Feb 15, 2010 at 3:17 PM, Yu-Shan Fung wrote:
>
>> We're seeing the
Hi DenVog,
First, cool, you quoted my post at droolfactory.
Raffi: Yes, the Twitter-OAuth-iPhone code from
http://github.com/bengottlieb/Twitter-OAuth-iPhone is using page
scraping and javascript to pull out the PIN. This is the code that
DenVog is referencing from my post.
The better way to do
Yes, and I experienced two different things:
1: It rendered the mobile OAuth flow, but then switched the browser
into "mobile mode" for all of twitter.com. So, after signing in the
user browses to her twitter homepage it is rendered in the mobile
view. User had to click "View in Standard" at th
have you tried pointing at m.twitter.com?
On Tue, Feb 16, 2010 at 1:01 PM, Brian Ellin wrote:
> One technique that many sites use to authenticate users via an API
> like Twitter is to open a new browser window and perform the auth
> inside. The benefit of doing this is that the user isn't comple
If you are using just track predicate, then u should be fine. But in general
gardenhose floods u depending on the time of the day and various other
factors nearly a few thousand tweets per hour on an average or something
similar. But again it depends what u r consuming. My numbers could certainly
d
Are you able to tell me how many more?
I know that current am getting about 28 tweets per second that contain
'rt' in them.
I estimated from the twitter.com search, that there are about 40-50
per second, but that is assuming the twitter.com is not limited.
Thanks
Something just to keep in mind. Try not to postpone integration into a
higher access level stream for last b'coz you might have to process A LOT (I
really mean it!) of tweets. Unless well done it could be over whelming for
the application to integrate with elevated access level stream.
On Tue, F
Might I suggest that since you now have email contact with Twitter,
that you cease copying ALL of your correspondence with them to this
group?
On Feb 16, 1:53 pm, Jim Fulford wrote:
> Brian,
> I have made the requested changes to my application, but the support
> ticket has been closed and is no
We are several developpers using the recommended Phirehose library to
catch tweets from the twitter streaming api.
Surprisingly, we have all at the same time the same connection error.
The last connection error occured today (feb 16) at 3.12PM GMT.
(see details at
http://groups.google.com/group/ph
Yes, I am receiving limit messages.
I will send an email once my college project is near completion and
ready to go live.
Thanks for Twitter's Dev Team Help!
- Will Mulligan
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Ryan,
I assume that Brian actually uses an application before he decides
that the application is in violation.
It will be very helpful and professional if he could be more specific
in saying something like, "The feature that you call XYZ in your
application is in violation of our rule ABC (the he
I'm assuming that it was the modules that sent tweets into the
timeline. (based on the email) My auto_follow and un_follow is very
tame compared to most. For example, Smart Follow show you who is
following you that you are not following, but it lets you chose who
you want to follow, and then only
Ryan,
Yes jim_fulford is the account with the oauth_client. It appears that
Twitter has turned GoTwitr back on, but I cannot access the
oauth_client page frmo jim_fulford, it still shows suspended.
On Feb 16, 5:58 pm, Ryan Sarver wrote:
> Jim,
>
> It's part of the functionality of the tool, so i
Jim,
It's part of the functionality of the tool, so it's not something that is
prone to a human forgetting. Is the jim_fulford account the one that your
OAuth tokens are associated with?
Either way, a...@twitter.com is your best channel for follow up.
Thanks, Ryan
On Tue, Feb 16, 2010 at 2:06 P
How do you know it is not the follower acquisition nature of your
application that caused the suspension?
That URL that Brian linked to also has a section titled, Automated
Following and Un-Following.
On Feb 16, 6:11 pm, Jim Fulford wrote:
> I turned off everything in my application that can sen
I turned off everything in my application that can send a tweet in an
automated fashion. (Kind of like killing a fly with a sledgehammer)
If I try to determine how many tweets can be sent per hour or per day,
etc. I'll never get my site back on. And this feature is a new
addition and and not the
Just visit http://twitter.com/oauth
Its all about twitter oauth applications :)
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Ryan, can you check and see if #1 below is really happening. My
twitter account is
jim_fulford. It has my main email on it, and has never been changed.
I did not get a warning
or a suspension notice of any kind.
Thanks
Jim Fulford
On Feb 16, 1:46 pm, Ryan Sarver wrote:
> Sorry I am a little
Jim,
I am extremely intrigued to know how you figured out from that message
exactly what you had to change in your application to come in
compliance.
On Feb 16, 5:37 pm, Jim Fulford wrote:
> Well 5 days later, I finaly got a response from Twitter. Posted
> below. I'm going to spend the few minu
You can use http://twitter.com/oauth_clients to register a Twitter API
application for use with OAuth. Is that what you're looking for?
--
Chris Thomson
On 2010-02-16, at 2:02 PM, 3rB3r wrote:
> Hey Guys ...
> Last Week I Found A URL For Add Application [ API ] In Twitter
> WebSite , But Now I
Brian,
I have made the requested changes to my application, but the support
ticket has been closed and is no longer available. Who do I contac to
request to have my application turned back on? I hope it won't take
as long to check on this as it did for my first notice :)
Also, I cannot get to oa
Brian,
Well 5 days later, I finaly got a response from Twitter. Posted
below. I'm going to spend the few minutes required to make my app
compliant and see if and when it gets turned back on.
to be continued.''
On Feb 16, 3:49 pm, PJB wrote:
truebe, Feb
probably more than a single day :P
yes - we have thought about it... its low on our priority list right now,
however.
On Tue, Feb 16, 2010 at 12:17 PM, Peter Kieltyka
wrote:
> Hey guys,
>
> I was wondering if twitter has any plans to offer a global URL to each
> user's profile pic? This would b
Thanks very much for the reply...
On Feb 16, 10:46 am, Ryan Sarver wrote:
> Sorry I am a little late to the thread and there are a lot of topics here so
> I'll do my best to cover them.
>
> 1. Email notices - we send out an email for warnings and for suspensions
> every time to the email on reco
Perfectly put Ryan.
On 16 Feb 2010, at 18:46, Ryan Sarver wrote:
> Sorry I am a little late to the thread and there are a lot of topics here so
> I'll do my best to cover them.
>
> 1. Email notices - we send out an email for warnings and for suspensions
> every time to the email on record for
hi
I recently started learning flex and some sort of api programming.
I found the twitter api for actionscript so simple so that I made an
application and updated myself using it. I am thinking of adding some
more features to it.
Is there a way to make a TwitterUser instance with our userid?...(
Hey Guys ...
Last Week I Found A URL For Add Application [ API ] In Twitter
WebSite , But Now I Can't Find It And I Forgotted :( Anybody Can Help
Me ?
With Best Regards, @3rB3r
As a web developer, I have been tasked with putting up a sidebar on
our website that displays a running set of Tweets that I and those I
follow have made. I would be happy with the latest 10 to 20 entries,
with possibly a scroll bar for more.
For now, I am looking at Javascript possibilities such
Hi Fauzil,
I guess you're the author of Twitblack? I'm another j2me developer
here, the author of PavoMe. Unfortunately I can't give you much advice
on j2me OAuth as I do most of that stuff on the server side. Few
suggestions however:
1. The clock: why don't you try to get the exact time at the c
I dunno guys, I haven't had a problem at all after I figured out the
bash issue and using nohup (thanks Jeffrey).
I actually used the unedited example code the phirehose developer put
out in the last update. It ran for 2 weeks solid with no issues.
On Feb 12, 10:12 am, Atul Kulkarni wrote:
> It
Hey guys,
I was wondering if twitter has any plans to offer a global URL to each
user's profile pic? This would be very handy for third party apps
built on top of Twitter. Grabbing the profile_image_url which links
directly to the S3 URL, is susceptible to change and requires a lot of
effort on th
Apparently, that Classic ASP script does work. It seems that the
Twitter account I was attempting to follow was one of those that holds
followers pending until approved.
Theoretically, you could have a link to the script and with ajax make
it so people with Twitter accounts who are signed in could
Why you don't use the username of the logged-in account?
i think (i'm not sure) you can't change the username... if it is
possible, you can fake messages, etc.!
On 16 Feb., 10:52, Jayster wrote:
> Hi
>
> I have currently got an application the sends tweets to twitter but I
> need to change the tw
Thanks for your response Ryan. Growing pains are painful, but communication
is the soothing sav..
On Tue, Feb 16, 2010 at 10:46 AM, Ryan Sarver wrote:
> Sorry I am a little late to the thread and there are a lot of topics here
> so I'll do my best to cover them.
>
> 1. Email notices - we send o
Hi
Has anybody implemented complete Retweet functionality (retweets by others,
by you, your retweets) in their app.
There are couple of issues with retweets api
see here
http://groups.google.com/group/twitter-development-talk/browse_thread/thread/fb44e38e034cb9b7?pli=1
I would like to know if any
Mike,
It's a known issue right now (sorry) but I don't know when a fix is going
out for it.
Best, Ryan
On Tue, Feb 16, 2010 at 8:03 AM, Mike Champion wrote:
> Over the past several weeks, I have never been able to view the
> details of 1 of my OAuth clients, when I go to:
>
> http://twitter.com
understood, but, right now, not in the plan. web apps will have to use the
standard oauth workflow.
On Tue, Feb 16, 2010 at 11:29 AM, Dewald Pretorius wrote:
> Actually, this whole Chinese user issue affects web apps as well.
> Because, with OAuth, any Chinese user (or any user whose company
>
Actually, this whole Chinese user issue affects web apps as well.
Because, with OAuth, any Chinese user (or any user whose company
blocks Twitter.com) cannot use the web app or add the Twitter account
to a web app that uses OAuth.
So, web apps should have the option of offering their users the xau
>
> But, for web apps you are still going to allow the one-time bulk
> conversion of existing users with xauth, correct?
>
yes.
--
Raffi Krikorian
Twitter Platform Team
http://twitter.com/raffi
> oauth. the caveat is that i stated that xauth will not be allowed for "web
> applications", but i can think of a few creative ways around that.
Raffi,
I assume that would be as a general rule for day-to-day operations of
web apps.
But, for web apps you are still going to allow the one-time b
Sometimes you can go directly to the edit page:
https://twitter.com/oauth_clients/edit/XX
To open a ticket you can email a...@twitter.com
Abraham
On Tue, Feb 16, 2010 at 08:03, Mike Champion wrote:
> Over the past several weeks, I have never been able to view the
> details of 1 of my OAuth
Sorry I am a little late to the thread and there are a lot of topics here so
I'll do my best to cover them.
1. Email notices - we send out an email for warnings and for suspensions
every time to the email on record for the account that is being suspended.
If the email isn't up to date or isn't val
Nom nom nom, say the spammers.
Add to that method a few proxies and/or IP addresses, or something as
simple as giving your users a PHP proxy pass-thru script that they can
upload to their servers, and there is no way that Twitter can even
identify the offending app, let alone suspend/ban/blackhole
Presumably to do the OAuth vanity plate, you have to do what you
described in your "disgruntled developer" post above. I.e., the user
registers their own OAuth app and enters the corresponding values in
your app, allowing you to masquerade as their app in tweets. Frankly,
it seems to run counter
Over the past several weeks, I have never been able to view the
details of 1 of my OAuth clients, when I go to:
http://twitter.com/oauth_clients/details/XX
I can view the details of my other apps, but this one has
*consistently* given "Over Capacity" messages. I went to twitter.com/
help and
I see what you mean. It will be great to know what is the Twitter
approved way of providing vanity plates. It is obviously a feature
that will rock, if we can get a level playing field by that rule being
made public to all of us.
On Feb 16, 11:04 am, PJB wrote:
> Vanity plate OAuth is already pre
its not an excuse - but this one is (right now) out of my control. i've
forwarded this thread along to those "in the know".
On Tue, Feb 16, 2010 at 6:20 AM, Ryan Alford wrote:
> Is it even worst that Raffi has seen this thread and posted in it, and
> still not a peep? You would think that he wo
Authenticated requests count against the users rate limit not your site rate
limit.
On Feb 16, 2010 2:54 AM, "Paul" wrote:
Great; thanks for the clarification. I guess the last confusion I
have is regarding the authorization request itself. Is that counted
as an api request? That is, if I get
Vanity plate OAuth is already pretty rampant. And apparently
acceptable by Twitter, too? That's at least what the leading Desktop
purveyor of such a system says... something along the lines of
"officially authorized by Twitter".
On Feb 15, 9:31 pm, Dewald Pretorius wrote:
> Scenario One: Pisse
Carl,
Yes, this is the purpose of the streaming api. We'd rather have all clients
on oAuth, but we're in transition, so this is fine for now. Also, for
capacity planning issues, we do not want large-scale end-user clients to
begin connecting to the Streaming API.
Just be sure that you've implemen
Exactly, all they have to do is contact me, I'll turn off the Tweet
scheduling module if that's causing them grief. It's about 1% of my
sites functionaly, and not used by most people. I can alter the site
per their request by commenting out a few lines of code. This could
have been fixed in 10 m
No, they're not rate limited.
On 16 Feb 2010, at 10:54, Paul wrote:
> Great; thanks for the clarification. I guess the last confusion I
> have is regarding the authorization request itself. Is that counted
> as an api request? That is, if I get 400 users and hour, each posting
> a single updat
Hi
I have currently got an application the sends tweets to twitter but I
need to change the tweet from like "username: tweet" to "something
else: tweet. Hope someone can help me asap. if you need further
explanation please let me know I need this asap. So your response
would be greatly appriciated
Thanks for your reply. I will make those changes.
Currently, the user enters a search term, connects to the stream and
displays the results in a graphical manor. If the user decides to
search for something else, it disconnects the stream and reconnects
searching for a new keyword. I decided to use
Thank you for your quick reply.
I found out I was indeed rate limited, allthough i cant imagine having
done 150 requests testing my app only once.
Thanks anyway.
On 15 feb, 23:41, Abraham Williams <4bra...@gmail.com> wrote:
> You can check if you are getting rate limited with this
> method:http
Is it even worst that Raffi has seen this thread and posted in it, and still
not a peep? You would think that he would look into it and help out, or
contact somebody that could look into it. It's seems like they just have
their head in the sand.
Ryan
On Tue, Feb 16, 2010 at 9:13 AM, Jim Fulford
5 Days not and applicatin is still down and no response at all from
Twitter on my Support Ticket.
Beware of Oauth, Twitter can disable your site in a second with no
notice. I have still not gotten any feedback, communication of any
kind. The only nice thing about this process is that my users ha
Great; thanks for the clarification. I guess the last confusion I
have is regarding the authorization request itself. Is that counted
as an api request? That is, if I get 400 users and hour, each posting
a single update, but each one authenticating each time they do an
update, does that impact o
Hi Raffi,
I've sent an eMail to a...@twitter.com requesting permission to use
xAuth in my S60 Twitter Client Gravity. Just curious if there's any
ETA for granting access to xAuth and/or providing documentation.
Many thanks in advance,
Ole
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