We have discussed establishing a more formal relationship with
developer representatives to help bring outside perspective and
balance to our larger platform decisions. We are still a few quarters
away from where we envisioned this model being viable.
If Peter and others could come up with a
Thanks Doug and Alex for your reply.
I have a Google group set up for collaboration on this (
http://groups.google.com/group/twitter-developer-alliance) and will add a
doc so we can begin going through iterations.
If you would like an invite to this group, let me know and I will send one
today.
For what you want to do, I recommend someone look at this platfrom. Its a
way to post ideas that people can vote on, where the best ideas rise to the
top. Starbucks uses the platform (mystarbucksidea.com), with a huge amount
of success and participation.
http://www.ideascale.com/
- Dale
Fol.la
On Thu, Jul 16, 2009 at 10:21 PM, Abir abstar...@gmail.com wrote:
Peter:
In my experience, the folks @Twitter have been extremely responsive
both on this forum+via email, and I thought this group was supposed to
be doing that?
Abir
Twitter has, for the most part, done a great job in
I understand the idea and I think it is interesting, but I am worried
that it involves too much politics. Once such a group was established,
I would have to make sure that my voice gets heard in that group. That
would mean investing time in politics, which I am not keen on.
Of course now the
I think this is well intended but not necessary. As far as creating a
group that has the ear of Twitter, I think this is list is doing quite
well in that regard. The Twitter dev's have been very responsive and so far
we have a nice community of third party devs as well.
I agree with Bjoren, I
Lastly, I don't feel that I, or my App, have rights to access Twitter's
API. It's their system, my access is a privilege.
They must in order for any app of significant size to exist. To
reiterate others in this thread, Twitter does a great job.
I think the alliance is a bit unrealistic
Lastly, I don't feel that I, or my App, have rights to access Twitter's
API. It's their system, my access is a privilege.
Well said.
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Lastly, I don't feel that I, or my App, have rights to access Twitter's
API. It's their system, my access is a privilege.
Well said.
I believe the original intent was to state that while it's a privilege
there have to be some agreed upon policies going both ways. The TOS
works for
On Jul 16, 4:34 pm, Peter Denton petermden...@gmail.com wrote:
There is a lot of ambiguity up in the air, about api devs (third party) and
the future of the api and twitter. Apps are a huge growth vehicle and a very
significant piece of the future, getting the Twitter medium a global
Not sure that there needs to be formal alliance, but a working group that
has the ear of twitter and can make sure needs are being met from both the
developers and Twitters perspective would be good.
On that same note though, I feel that twitter has done a pretty good job
with this balance so
Yes, agree with you 100%. I hope my mail did not come across overly
Orwellian. Twitter is awesome and I have never experienced as warm a
relationship with any large entity as with twitter.
My intentions are to provide a place for API developers to discuss long term
goals, concerns, as an entity of
well so
far.
-Joel
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To: twitter-development-talk@googlegroups.com
Subject: [twitter-dev] Re: API Developers Alliance
Yes
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Subject: [twitter-dev] Re: API Developers Alliance
Yes, agree with you 100%. I hope my mail did not come across overly
Orwellian. Twitter is awesome and I have never experienced as warm a
relationship with any large entity as with twitter.
My intentions
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