you can't, and that's by design for privacy reasons.
On Mon, Dec 20, 2010 at 9:58 AM, Zhou Tong wrote:
> I don't find any api can get friends email address.
> it's very important to my application.
> help me ,thanks
>
> --
> Twitter developer documentation and resources: http://dev.twitter.com/d
I would question the "fully recovered" if I look at the still unrealistic
values returned for number of tweets per user...
On Tue, Jun 15, 2010 at 3:27 PM, Taylor Singletary <
taylorsinglet...@twitter.com> wrote:
> Twitter had quite a night.
> http://status.twitter.com/post/699623494/site-availab
Did you whitelist your app for xAuth?
On Apr 25, 2010 1:22 PM, "Craig Hockenberry"
wrote:
Hi Raffi!
Is there a delay/verification after a new app is created? I just
created a new app and am seeing problems getting the OAuth token with
a xAuth HTTP request that looks like this:
xAuth consumer k
There are more colors (or shades of grey) in my world than just black and
white...
On Sat, Apr 10, 2010 at 9:21 PM, Dewald Pretorius wrote:
> If you're an entrpreneur with strong ethical standards, then never
> ever accept investment capital.
>
> Investors could not give a shit about your ethica
I'm Marco Kaiser (@marco), started playing with the API in Summer 2007 and
developed AIR-based twhirl back then. It was acquired by Seesmic almost two
years ago now, and I joined the company, too. Did a couple more Twitter
desktop apps since then... :) I am based in Germany, and I also act
yeah, doesn't make much sense to have two different codes indicating that
the limit is exceeded...
2009/12/23 DustyReagan
> Will you be changing the REST API error code to match the Search API?
> RE: 420 = rate limit exceeded.
>
> On Dec 22, 4:44 pm, Wilhelm Bierbaum wrote:
> > We're changing t
okay - just noticed that they work on my whitelisted account, but not on a
regular account. so yeah - looks as if RTs are down right now in general.
Marco
2009/12/17 Marco Kaiser
> They are working for me, both on the API and the website - are they back
> for you, too? Or are just some
They are working for me, both on the API and the website - are they back for
you, too? Or are just some users affected?
Marco
2009/12/17 Abraham Williams <4bra...@gmail.com>
> Retweets are disabled on twitter.com. I don't see any status message
> announcing it though.
>
> Abraham
>
>
> On Thu, D
thank you :)
2009/11/2 Marcel Molina
>
> You may (until further notice) ;-)
>
> On Mon, Nov 2, 2009 at 10:12 AM, wrote:
> >
> > Can I translate that into 'the current URL to get a list using the slug
> will not be deprecated'?
> >
> > Marco
> >
> >
> > -Original Me
As lists are available to 100% of users now, any unprotected (i.e.,
non-private) list resource doesn't seem to require auth anymore.
Marco
2009/10/30 Abava
>
> and how to read list memebers (just id's) without credential?
> How to read list names for the particularly user without credential?
>
Whom are you addressing - twitter or devs? or both?
Marco
2009/10/30 Dewald Pretorius
>
> Just like the number of followers on Twitter has become a status
> symbol and a commodity, the number of lists you are on is also going
> to become a status symbol and commodity.
>
> You can expect service
No
Marco
2009/10/27 dhaval
>
> Hey all
>
> Is it possible to find the screen name of a twitter user from an email
> address?
>
> Say suppose an email address is a...@abc.com then what is the
> corresponding screen name of the user with that email id if there
> exists a registered user with that
No one accused you to be a spammer, and there are definitely very useful
scenarios for such a functionality. But, and that's the key point, there a
many many more scenarios in which it could be abused by spammers...
Marco
2009/10/20 HAR Devel
>
> I can see how this might look like a spammer's re
you probably wouldn't believe how much spam we delete before it actually
hits the list...
2009/10/19 Dave Briccetti
>
> Google group admins can actually DELETE spam, too, which would be
> nice.
>
ah - now I understand what you mean: set him as moderated in the members
list. A bit funny to do that with the group owner... but yeah, maybe.
2009/10/15 Marco Kaiser
> sure, that removes them from the archive. but the messages are still sent
> out to the subscribers...
>
> Marco
&g
sure, that removes them from the archive. but the messages are still sent
out to the subscribers...
Marco
2009/10/15 Abraham Williams <4bra...@gmail.com>
> We are just going to have to moderate his messages like mine currently are.
>
> Abraham
>
> On Thu, Oct 15, 2009 a
uhm... should I ban @al3x now from the group?!
seriously - what's up with Google Groups?
Marco
2009/10/15 Avira
> Download Avira 2010 an key 2014
>
> http://bit.ly/2dWFN5
>
> http://bit.ly/2dWFN5
>
> Download Avira 2010 an key 2014
>
tus node separated... then we
> can procede as we do now with the rest... and if necessary use the
> retweeted_status as well.
>
> Hope that makes sense
> I agree that keeping it as user also makes good object sense... but
> then the retweeted_status is not 'status&#x
http://help.twitter.com is your friend
2009/10/6 Taz
>
> I click on the friend request link from my e-mail to go into twitter
> and accept it and it says no follow request at this time and I have
> not accepted or denied the senator's follow request.What do I do to
> accept it?
>
No, please don't change that to retweeted_user ... the data structure
included as the retweeted status is a status, and that data structure has a
user property. That's a very clear object model, and should map very well to
JSON, as it's nested, not at the same level as the main user the retweet is
Hi,
first of all, let me say that I think this change to the relation between
the retweet and the retweeted status makes much sense - it feels much more
natural to see it as "user A retweets user B" instead of "user B retweeted
by user A", especially if you don't follow B.
A couple of questions i
Hi,
we've received reports from users that posting a status update returns an
error 403 and a message saying that
Client must provide *a* 'status' *parameter* *with* *a* *value*
A quick search on this shows that not just our clients, but others are
affected, too (e.g., people were reporting it f
ment-talk@googlegroups.com [mailto:
> twitter-development-t...@googlegroups.com] *On Behalf Of *Marco Kaiser
> *Sent:* Friday, September 11, 2009 10:43 AM
> *To:* twitter-development-talk@googlegroups.com
> *Subject:* [twitter-dev] Re: Draft: Twitter Rules for API Use
>
>
>
>
2009/9/11 Dean Collins
> Yep, this *"we can blacklist an app for any other reason as we deem
> fit," *stuff is fine but don’t expect other 3rd party developers to play
> along.
>
> I’ve been trying to get an “exact number of people you can delete from a
> following” in 24 hours without risking
Hi Chad,
we are getting reports from the users of our desktop clients, so the user
agent will either contain "twhirl" or "Seesmic Desktop". We'll try to get
the queries used from our users, but unfortunately, we'll not be able to
provide any of the other information, as it all happens on users' co
Hi,
we are receiving an increasing number of reports from users about search
results containing tweets that don't match the search query. It doesn't seem
to be reproducable, i.e. a later request for the same query does not contain
the false results. We've also seen from user reports on twitter that
most likely because you subscribed to the group
you can go to http://groups.google.com/group/twitter-development-talk/ to
manage your subscription status
Marco
2009/8/10 timothy willan
> Hello Ryan I'm timothy not surwe why I'm receiving all twitter Development
> emails, let me know Thanks
>
>
I'm sure they would let you know first...
Get real.
Sent from my iPhone
On 07.08.2009, at 21:02, Jesse Stay wrote:
Thanks for the communication - this is good. Just curious - with
entire businesses being put out of place, and rumors that the
Russian Gov't may be behind such attacks, is T
I think Dewald's concern is very valid - and even though OAuth might solve
it, the reality is that most (if not all) desktop and mobile apps are using
Basic Auth today for various reasons, so if you implement this policy as
described, there's a pretty high risk that many users can be locked out of
Not sure if I miss your question, but the response body for a successful
status update returns a full status object, including the new ID.
Hope this helps,
Marco
2009/6/23 Peter Denton
> Hello,
> Is there any chance in the future a http 200 response from a status update
> could return the newly
but well, this thread allowed him to tell us how great his website is in
finding trending topics... and, of course, link it.
2009/6/20 Andrew Badera
> Just because something's a trending news topic, doesn't guarantee, or
> necessarily even imply, that it's a trending topic of conversation ...
>
looking at the demo page you created, it seems you are accessing the search
API. That's not part of the usual Twitter API limits, so it won't affect any
rate limit you have (whitelisted or not) for Twitter. I'll leave any
comments about rate limitations for search API to Doug and Matt, though...
S
re abusing the system and not
> including this required information.
>
> Thanks,
> Doug
>
>
>
>
>
> On Wed, Jun 17, 2009 at 3:32 AM, Marco Kaiser wrote:
>
>> Doug,
>>
>> citing from your original mail:
>>
>> "Any request not i
; however be subject to programmatic enforcement of this policy. Additionally,
> we reserve the right to add hosts to this if we find that a host is being
> used to exploit our service. This is to protect the service against abuse
> which often comes from shared hosts such as these.
>
> Thanks,
request query
>> string? That will make it through proxies and firewalls, and is just
>> as easily spoofed as HTTP-Referrer and User-Agents...
>>
>> -Chad
>>
>> On Tue, Jun 16, 2009 at 5:36 PM, Marco Kaiser
>> wrote:
>> > Matt,
>> >
>>
Matt,
far from getting into RFC debates, but really concerned for the non-server
apps out there, which may not have full control over the network
infrastructure they run on. If I set up my own server(s) at a data center, I
sure can take care of sending you the right referrer and user-agent, but
un
I agree with Stuart, this might be tricky for client applications that are
running behind firewalls / proxies that might remove both header fields, and
neither the app author nor the user might have any control over this.
Finally, that means you'll lock out those people from using search in their
p
as the target time has passed about 25 minutes ago... when can we expect it
to happen now?
Thanks,
Marco
2009/6/12 briantroy
>
> Matt -
>
> Are we still on for 2pm Pacific? That is roughly 40 minutes out from
> right now.
>
> Please confirm for us we are still on (cause if we aren't I want to go
to use OAuth instead), so I was
wondering how this new API fits into that.
Anyway, thanks for your answers, and I am well aware that this is an alpha
test and subject to change anyway.
Marco
> -John
>
>
> On May 14, 2:56 am, Marco Kaiser wrote:
> > 2009/5/13 John Kalucki
&
reaming. Should the password be
> compromised, there's only a denial of service risk and no further
> risk.
>
Again, this doesn't help much in the context of desktop app use, as it would
have to use it's authenticated user's credentials. Clients just shouldn't
sen
John,
this looks pretty interesting!
Two questions:
1) you are requiring to send a username and password for Basic Auth - how
does that map to apps / services using OAuth, as they won't have access to a
user's passwords? (and related, how does this fit into your general roadmap
to move everythin
dates
> when that issue is updated.
> Thanks;
> — Matt Sanford
>
> [1] - http://code.google.com/p/twitter-api/issues/detail?id=474
>
> On Apr 21, 2009, at 04:22 AM, Marco Kaiser wrote:
>
> Doug? Anyone?
>
> Thanks,
> Marco
>
> 2009/4/9 Marco Kaiser
>
Doug? Anyone?
Thanks,
Marco
2009/4/9 Marco Kaiser
> I recognize an odd behavior for the "following" property of embedded user
> object in the friends timeline (XML format). As I understand from the API
> docs, "following" should indicate whether the authentic
2009/4/17 Nicole Simon
> On Fri, Apr 17, 2009 at 12:04 AM, Jesse Stay wrote:
>
>
>> How do I switch off receiving DMs? I get DMs no matter what. I can turn
>> off notifications, but not DMs.
>>
>
> Twitter really has not a lot of options. If you do not know how to do that,
> you obviously neve
I recognize an odd behavior for the "following" property of embedded user
object in the friends timeline (XML format). As I understand from the API
docs, "following" should indicate whether the authenticating user is
following the returned user.
Obviously, all tweets returned on the /statuses/frie
Why are you deprecating a very important feature for the basic auth method
while your OAuth support is still in beta?
The last official statement I read about Twitter and OAuth was that it went
public, but is still considered beta. Also, if I did not miss an
announcement, you were not yet encourag
Congrats Doug!
2009/3/10 Chad Etzel
>
> Congrats, Doug! Glad I can finally say that and not spill the beans.
> We'll miss you on the East Coast; don't be a stranger!
> -Chad
>
> On Mon, Mar 9, 2009 at 6:55 PM, Cameron Kaiser
> wrote:
> >
> >> Give Doug a warm welcome!
> >
> > Congratulations, D
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