what is troublesome about your post is that you highlight the possible
favoritism that Twitter has. Could you provide some details on the
number of followers your friends unfollowed when they got suspended,
and what method they used to do the unfollow? It looks like Scoble
unfollowed 106,000 peo
Abraham, I noticed you added this discussion into that issue, so
hopefully that will keep adding some visibility to that issue. It
seems like this is a pretty popular request that keeps coming up on
this list, yet the issue has a status of "Won't Fix".
Twitter dev team, is there anyway that you
I asked the same thing just a few days ago, I even created a
suggestion ticket for it but the suggestion got closed:
http://code.google.com/p/twitter-api/issues/detail?id=831#c0
I do think this needs to be addressed but it sounds like its not a
priority.
On Jul 20, 10:10 am, Jesse Stay wrote:
Do you mean something like this?
http://hashtags.org/
On Jul 19, 11:09 am, Nick Arnett wrote:
> I've searched a bit, but it's hard to write a good query for this one -
> anybody know of a tool that will show a list of users who have used a
> specific tag? It would be simple and I'll write it
Has anyone come up with a good number where a call to the social graph
methods returns a 403? I have made calls that return over 30,000 ids,
but I am curious what the limit is.
Also, the general idea is that if you have someone that has a large
following, you would then implement paging. Why is
I had a similar question last night and found this thread that offered
some insight into the most efficient way to do something like this.
Here is the thread that discusses the best approach to get details on
all of the friends or followers of a user:
http://groups.google.com/group/twitter-develo
I am curious if there has ever been an official response from twitter
on why some simple HTML has not been allowed in a tweet? If we were
able to use an anchor tag, and the HTML did not count against the 140
character limit, then the need for a URL shortener service would not
be needed.
On Jul
>From what I can tell, the white list limits are 20,000 calls per
hour. I am curious if any app out there has come close to hitting
that limit yet, and if so could you provide some usage details about
your application?
I am trying to make a decision about creating a single user desktop
app vs a
I am working on a new desktop client and I am currently weighing the
options of using basic auth or Oauth. I like how basic auth keeps
things simple for the user to register an account and since its a
desktop app the credentials are stored on their machine. I am worried
that oAuth is a bit confu