Hey guys,
I noticed that going to http://search.twitter.com and searching for:
near:Toronto
Will show me tweets posted in Toronto. However, what if I'm a user
living in Toronto, but I'm visiting San Francisco at the time I posted
a tweet? That would make my tweet incorrectly show up as being
Raffi,
I find the biggest hurdle with geo-tweets right now is that very few
twitter users actually have it enabled. And I believe for a very good
reason as sending the exact coordinate of a tweet has serious privacy
issues. For example, a girl takes a picture of her new hairdo from her
bedroom
Hey guys,
We just released a twitter webapp that uses oauth to authenticate
users. It works great, but I always see users typing in their username/
password then hitting enter to login. However, pressing enter just
selects the Sign in button, it doesn't actually submit the form. It
leaves the
Hey guys,
Is it at all possible, in some way or another to specify a filter with
a period? I've been working on an image streaming service and up till
now I have been just filtering on: twitpic,yfrog,pic
However, we'd also like to stream in links from ow.ly, but I would
have to filter on ow to
Hey guys,
I've run into an issue while building my app that uses the Twitter
Streaming API for some users. I found that for some public accounts
none of their tweets go through the streaming API.
For example: @casiestewart
Her profile is public, but try to find her tweets in the stream, or
even
Hey guys,
I was wondering if twitter has any plans to offer a global URL to each
user's profile pic? This would be very handy for third party apps
built on top of Twitter. Grabbing the profile_image_url which links
directly to the S3 URL, is susceptible to change and requires a lot of
effort on
Hey guys,
I'm using the twitter ruby gem to get the usernames of someone's
followers after they signs in to my app. What happens if that person
has thousands (even millions) of followers? How does twitter return
this information? Is it ordered by the users with the most recent
updates? I suppose