[twitter-dev] A feed greater equivalent to the old gardenhose?
Just saw the posting about the reduction in the gardenhose (and sprtizer) feeds ( http://t.co/d6o1npx ). So for those of us who need the additional data and are designed around it (and can consume it), is there a way to get that level of feed back? For me in particular this is going to significantly hamper the app that I'm working on and was looking to launch in a few weeks. Help...? Sanjay
Re: [twitter-dev] A feed greater equivalent to the old gardenhose?
You can request greater levels of Streaming access by sending a message to a...@twitter.com from the email address associated with your Twitter account. It's best to describe in detail how you'll use the data (sampling, keyword tracking, geo, and the number of variables and rates you're looking to employ), as well as the benefits it brings to users and background information about your organization and products. Thanks, Taylor On Fri, Jul 16, 2010 at 7:07 AM, Sanjay san...@parekh.org wrote: Just saw the posting about the reduction in the gardenhose (and sprtizer) feeds ( http://t.co/d6o1npx ). So for those of us who need the additional data and are designed around it (and can consume it), is there a way to get that level of feed back? For me in particular this is going to significantly hamper the app that I'm working on and was looking to launch in a few weeks. Help...? Sanjay
Re: [twitter-dev] A feed greater equivalent to the old gardenhose?
In addition to the note from Taylor, I think it's a good idea to remind people that stream contents are identical - it's absolutely no use and a waste of resources to consume more than one sample stream. Just pick the largest one - that will contain all messages you can get. Pascal On Jul 16, 2010, at 16:07 , Sanjay wrote: Just saw the posting about the reduction in the gardenhose (and sprtizer) feeds ( http://t.co/d6o1npx ). So for those of us who need the additional data and are designed around it (and can consume it), is there a way to get that level of feed back? For me in particular this is going to significantly hamper the app that I'm working on and was looking to launch in a few weeks. Help...? Sanjay
