Quoting Mark McBride :
Parsing the location field is probably your best bet, but I'd say you have a
challenging road ahead. It is indeed a mess, but there are geocoding
solutions available to try and sort this stuff out.
Be *very* careful with "geocoding solutions", especially taking note
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Parsing the location field is probably your best bet, but I'd say you have a
challenging road ahead. It is indeed a mess, but there are geocoding
solutions available to try and sort this stuff out.
---Mark
http://twitter.com/mccv
On Fri, Mar 5, 2010 at 1:04 PM, GeorgeMedia wrote:
> OK my a
OK my app basically provides a way for users to come to the site, and
look at local tweets by city/state combo (I have to include state
because a lot of states have identical city names).
I WAS using the search API feature with geocodes to get local tweets
and it worked PERFECTLY minus of course t
