[twitter-dev] Re: Got rejected from becoming API whitelist
No, you will most likely need to change your application. I have no idea what kind of application you are using. If you want to send 1000 Direct Messages per hour, then you may want to reconsider your application - Twitter will not allow sending this many Direct Messages. The link you provided is about how to limit the amount of calls. In most cases, applications will work fine by using the Stream API and a limited number of REST requests. But this depends on your application. Tom On Aug 5, 1:47 am, Jeansu Park jeansu.p...@gmail.com wrote: Hello guys, My company just got rejected from being API whitelist, and I don't exactly know why. The rejection email said I can refer tohttp://dev.twitter.com/pages/api_faq#under_limit about the rejection. My guess is that my subordinate put small amount of call number in the application. He has put Direct Message Methods-1,000 call per hour and List Members Methods- 300 call per hour. But our call would be a lot more than this considering UV and PV. So, 1. Is the small call number a problem? 2. I just need to re submit the application with higher number? Thank you in advance.
[twitter-dev] Re: Got rejected from becoming API whitelist
So this is the application sent. Could anyone tell me how I should correct it? Describe your project in detail [Specify the methods you'll be using] OAuth Methods Status Methods Timeline Methods Account Methods User Methods Direct Message Methods List Methods List Members Methods [the functionality of your application] tweet Create reply Create retweet Create Direct Message Create show timeline show profile Compile show Celebrities's tweets [the expected frequency of use] OAuth Methods Status Methods Timeline Methods Account Methods User Methods Direct Message Methods - 1,000 call per hour List Methods List Members Methods - 300 call per hour On Aug 5, 8:47 am, Jeansu Park jeansu.p...@gmail.com wrote: Hello guys, My company just got rejected from being API whitelist, and I don't exactly know why. The rejection email said I can refer tohttp://dev.twitter.com/pages/api_faq#under_limit about the rejection. My guess is that my subordinate put small amount of call number in the application. He has put Direct Message Methods-1,000 call per hour and List Members Methods- 300 call per hour. But our call would be a lot more than this considering UV and PV. So, 1. Is the small call number a problem? 2. I just need to re submit the application with higher number? Thank you in advance.
