one day an email from
> twitter.
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> On 18 avr, 08:10, David W wrote:
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> > I'm intrigued - has anyone else been given Site Streams access in the
> > last month? We signed the Terms of Service over a month ago and have
> > heard not
I'm intrigued - has anyone else been given Site Streams access in the
last month? We signed the Terms of Service over a month ago and have
heard nothing since, despite asking here, via email and via
@SiteStreams
I'm interested to know whether all applications have been frozen or
whether it's just
put in weeks
> > ago too for this whitelisting.
>
> > Mark
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> > On Apr 5, 7:46 am, Nicholas Chase wrote:
> > > I put in my request on 2/21 and got approved on 3/3. I should point
> > > out, though, that I did email (just once!) to follow up.
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I'm still waiting too.
Put the request in on 28th Feb. Got a response to sign ToS just under
3 weeks later. Responded immediately, been waiting over 2 weeks for a
response to that.
HTH,
dw.
On Mar 2, 5:12 pm, Rich wrote:
> I'm still waiting. I did get an email on the 21st Feb asking me to
> s
r marketer audience as I called
> out at the bottom of the email.
>
> Best, Ryan
>
> --
> Ryan Sarver
> @rsarver <http://twitter.com/rsarver>
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> On Sat, Mar 12, 2011 at 12:32 AM, David W wrote:
> > It seems a little confusing that you're basically saying &qu
It seems a little confusing that you're basically saying "don't build
any more Twitter clients" and then call out the likes of Hoot Suite
and Seesmic as being examples of what people should be doing. At
heart they're just Twitter clients (that we shouldn't build any
more?) They also appear to be
Anybody know why the geo features (tagging/searching) have been down
for the past few days?
I saw this tweet earlier today from @support "We've re-enabled the
tweeting from your location feature."
http://twitter.com/#!/Support/status/38353466543980544
But a call to geo search:
http://api.twitter.
In Silverlight (and thus Windows Phone development) a developer is not
allowed, for reasons unknown to me, to edit or alter the Accept-
Encoding HTTP header. More info here:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.net.webheadercollection%28v=VS.95%29.aspx
As such it's not possible to add g
nd
place to display their embedded maps, which is cool. So I'm moving
forward on the basis that I should be paying attention to both status
level coordinates and place data.
Would be great if someone could confirm my presumptions are correct
here.
Cheers,
dw.
On Nov 17, 1:22 pm, David W wrote:
Is it fair to say that both geo and coordinates have effectively been
replaced by place? Or is there circumstances when you would still use
coordinates over place?
In other words - if I were building a brand new client from scratch
would I pay any attention to geo or coordinates, or only concern
.com/themattharris
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> On Tue, Nov 16, 2010 at 3:25 PM, David W wrote:
> > I think I'm going to raise a ticket on this if no-one has any bright
> > ideas?
>
> > Cheers,
> > dw.
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> > On Nov 12, 10:54 am, David W wrote:
> > > I'm looking
I think I'm going to raise a ticket on this if no-one has any bright
ideas?
Cheers,
dw.
On Nov 12, 10:54 am, David W wrote:
> I'm looking at thehttp://api.twitter.com/version/direct_messages.json
> API and the documentation states that it supports the include_entities
> param
I'm looking at the http://api.twitter.com/version/direct_messages.json
API and the documentation states that it supports the include_entities
parameter, but no matter what I do I don't seem to get any entity data
back in the response.
I'm testing with the Apigee API Console and using the following
Hi Alan,
I originally thought this was a show-stopper too, but it can be worked
around by simply processing multiple accounts using those threads
rather than multiple pages of a single account.
Something like this:
Have a producer that emits the account IDs requiring update onto a
queue, wh
Hi there,
A few notes on the new cursor-based API.
Despite promises a month ago, it's not documented (except in an e-mail
to this list)
Rather than have the old, admittedly broken API return errors, you've
elected to keep it up, corrupting databases everywhere. What was the
thinking behind this
I might add that, as ever, a message on status.twitter mentioning this
would really go a long way.
David.
On Sep 8, 5:27 am, "David W." wrote:
> Hi John,
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> On Sep 6, 3:59 pm, John Kalucki wrote:
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> > resources. There is minor pagination jitter in one case an
Hi John,
On Sep 6, 3:59 pm, John Kalucki wrote:
> resources. There is minor pagination jitter in one case and a certain
> class of row-count-based queries have to be deprecated (or limited)
> and replaced with cursor-based queries to be practical. For now, we're
> sending the row-count-queries
e
> days ago, even that's not reliable all the time.
>
> On Sun, Sep 6, 2009 at 2:00 AM, David W. wrote:
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> > Hi Jesse,
>
> > Just like to chirp in and say I'm seeing weirdness too. Particularly, /
> > followers/ids is taking more than 10 seconds to r
Hi Jesse,
Just like to chirp in and say I'm seeing weirdness too. Particularly, /
followers/ids is taking more than 10 seconds to return for all
accounts with over 30k followers, or alternatively are failing with
401s (using OAuth tokens). Since 10s is the hard limit for AppEngine,
my app cannot
Hey there,
I have a script that syncs my statuses from Twitter to a local
database, before converting them to e-mail and pushing them into an e-
mail folder. Using the local database, it enumerates any older than 7
days before making /statuses/destroy requests to delete them.
This is where the f
Good morning,
Requests from my application running on AppEngine (using the urlfetch
API to make requests) are failing 100%. The error looks like a
timeout; speaking to a few people on Twitter suggests many previously
whitelisted IP addresses were blackholed.
Is this a known issue for AppEngine c
Hi there,
I maintain a small unfollower notification tool at . It relies on the /followers/ids and /friends/
ids API endpoints in order to track changes. Every 24 hours or so it
compares the content of /followers/ids with its content at the time of
the previous check, and if changed, calls /users
Hi there,
My application at twitdiff.appspot.com is getting finding that random
user accounts' OAuth tokens are no longer valid. I assumed that they
were revoking the application's access at Twitter.com, so I modified
the exception handler to send a mail telling them "looks like you
revoked me -
Hey there,
I was wondering what my options are for doing ID -> name resolution. I
want to track changes to a user's social graph, and when changes
occur, resolve those follow(ing/er) IDs back to names.
I can easily make multiple GETs to users/show for small sets of
changes (and I'm caching aggre
Hi there,
While working with the Twitter API last night, I found myself thinking
of some crazy ideas for use of the full public timeline feed. Proving
these ideas would be pretty simple given a sample of the timeline on
my laptop, and so I was wondering if such a thing is available?
Basically, I
Hi there,
I've got my application working sweetly with Twitter authentication,
but the number of round trips is annoying me. Presently before I can
look a Twitter account up in my code, I must call verify_credentials
to find out the authenticated session's Twitter user_id. Is there some
way to av
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