Quoting DeWitt Clinton dclin...@gmail.com:
Awesome, thanks for the quick response!
Those are the right answers, too. : )
Though there's an inconsistency with returning 301's and also requiring
every click to go through the t.co link (as required by the ToS). A 301
means that the redirect is
Hi Raffi,
Interesting... A couple of quick questions:
*1)* Will the redirect from t.co - domain.com be a 301 Moved Permanently or
a 302 Found response?
*2)* Will the t.co URL redirect point to the URL in the original tweet, or
will it point to the ultimate resolved URL?
I.e., if I post Check
Hi Raffi,
On 9/06/10 8:57 AM, Raffi Krikorian wrote:
url : http://t.co/s9gfk2d4;,
display_url : http://dev.twitter.com;,
indices : [23, 43]
Any chance of getting the title of the resolved URL added in here too if
available?
Then we could display a link like :
a title=Twitter Dev
*1)* Will the redirect from t.co - domain.com be a 301 Moved Permanently
or a 302 Found response?
301!
*2)* Will the t.co URL redirect point to the URL in the original tweet, or
will it point to the ultimate resolved URL?
I.e., if I post Check out my site at http://bit.ly/abcd; where
that would be an awesome service!
On Tue, Jun 8, 2010 at 4:50 PM, John Barratt djo...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Raffi,
On 9/06/10 8:57 AM, Raffi Krikorian wrote:
url : http://t.co/s9gfk2d4;,
display_url : http://dev.twitter.com;,
indices : [23, 43]
Any chance of getting the title of the
Awesome, thanks for the quick response!
Those are the right answers, too. : )
Though there's an inconsistency with returning 301's and also requiring
every click to go through the t.co link (as required by the ToS). A 301
means that the redirect is cacheable by any intermediary (because it is
Raffi: Never mind. I just saw the Twitter blog post. The motivation
for this is to get metrics for Promoted Tweets and Resonance. Hence,
the answer is: Suck it up.
DeWitt: Yikes, discarding all shortens between t.co and the final link
will seriously mess with the click stats of a few million
Hi Raffi,
On 9/06/10 9:57 AM, Raffi Krikorian wrote:
that would be an awesome service!
Currently we use one our own services (http://metauri.com/) to do this
for http://trendsmap.com/. In addition to the title, it also gives the
content type, which can be useful in determining how, or if to
