[twitter-dev] API requests log

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Sometimes, I find myself hitting the 150 API requests limit.

The problem is, I don't change my normal behavior (it works fine for
hours, and then it suddenly hits the limit).

I wonder if there is a way to know what is the offending app?

Disabling all the OAuth Permission is not a good way as I use the
apps. (By the way, there should be a enable/disable option).

Jose

user_timeline with empty id returns... andiojeda

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I'm building an app that retrieves the public timeline from several
persons. During my tests I noticed something.

I called the API with the following URL:

http://twitter.com/statuses/user_timeline.json?count=2id=$username

If the $username is empty (I said I was still testing :P) then it will
request this

http://twitter.com/statuses/user_timeline.json?count=2id=

Which returns the timeline for andiojeda.

Not a killer bug.. but an error message is nicer.

user_timeline with empty id returns... andiojeda

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I'm building an app that retrieves several timelines from users.

In a very early stage of development, I found this feature:
If I call the API with the adress

http://twitter.com/statuses/user_timeline.json?count=2id=

the API returns the timeline for andiojeda.

This is a no killer, more of an heads up than a complaint. Still, an
error message would be nicer.

Understand Geocode and Lang Settings.

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I have done some searching but I could not find much relevant
information.

First: Language

The Search API supports lang so I would like to know how this is set?
It seems that somehow, twitter recognizes the language of tweets but I
would like to see the option to separate locales like pt-pt and pt-br.

Second, how are the Geocodes translated? I saw that you use google API
for translating into coordinates. From where are the coordinates
taken? Are they from user acount settings?

If this is true, then If I want to search for tweet from a certain..
country. I cannot search the user defined location directly (that
probably have an accurate point), but instead have to 2 a to step
circle loop in order to get the right location - which is definetely
not a circle around a point...

Any Thoughts?

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