I guess what I would like to know is since I'm a hobbyist, am I going to get
my token revoked just because I write a client that is just for my use to
better my skills in learning a specific programming language and share with
others things I've learned.
-Dustin
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Providing you don't participate in any spamming, I would think your application
is perfectly safe.
On 13 Mar 2011, at 11:51, Dustin Lennon wrote:
I guess what I would like to know is since I'm a hobbyist, am I going to get
my token revoked just because I write a client that is just for my
Raffi,
You wrote, ...focus your efforts on that and just follow our lead
with tweet rendering and interaction.
This approach perpetuates and aggravates the fears and hostility in
the developer community that you (Twitter) sprouted when you bought
Tweetie, and absolutely nothing has been said or
Agreed.
On Mar 13, 2011, at 4:58, Scott Wilcox sc...@dor.ky wrote:
Providing you don't participate in any spamming, I would think your
application is perfectly safe.
On 13 Mar 2011, at 11:51, Dustin Lennon wrote:
I guess what I would like to know is since I'm a hobbyist, am I going to
I have a set of apps that basically just reproduces the official
Twitter user experience, exactly what Twitter says we should not do.
However, I add value by running on a platform that Twitter does not
support and is unlikely to ever support. I believe this should be
allowed and encouraged and
Similar situation, although Raffi's response above is slightly more
reassuring.
On Mar 13, 3:34 pm, Jef Poskanzer jef.poskan...@gmail.com wrote:
I have a set of apps that basically just reproduces the official
Twitter user experience, exactly what Twitter says we should not do.
However, I add
Yes, Raffi's posts have made me feel a *lot* better about all of this. I
hope his comments will be reflected in some way by an 'official' message
from Twitter. It's not that I don't believe Raffi, I do, but it bothers me
that Ryan or someone hasn't yet come back to explicitly confirm Raffi's
i, personally, totally concur.
what i don't think anybody can do is fully predict what platforms twitter
will develop for next (although, you probably can make a guess as you see
market-share play out). what i would say is that, if you are building a
twitter client, twitter, as a company, will
I am facing the same issue as well.
I've set the URL manually, but it doesnt record the number of tweets as
well.
Any idea how this can be solved?
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The following lat long is in Malaysia but the return result is not in
malaysia. I am wondering this service available in malaysia?
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Except every day I hear people go I hate new twitter, I want
feature y, I wish it didn't do that.
I run a port of dabr, I don't do it for the money (no ads on the site)
I do it for the love of programming. Working out ways to get thumbnail
images in to the timeline. To have different displays
I used to be counted in the 90% until they defaced Tweetie, sorry,
Twitter for iPhone with that moronic #DickBar that shoves irrelevant
nonsense in your face. It's like yelling at you, I KNOW YOU DON'T
WANT TO SEE THIS AND HAVE NO INTEREST IN THIS, BUT HERE, TAKE IT
ANYWAY. LEARN
You still have the ability to change to a newly developed client if you want to.
Sent from my iPhone
On 13 Mar 2011, at 18:50, Dewald Pretorius dpr...@gmail.com wrote:
I used to be counted in the 90% until they defaced Tweetie, sorry,
Twitter for iPhone with that moronic #DickBar that shoves
You're missing the next step, Scott. The #DickBar will become
mandatory for all clients.
On Mar 13, 3:54 pm, Scott Wilcox sc...@dor.ky wrote:
You still have the ability to change to a newly developed client if you want
to.
Sent from my iPhone
On 13 Mar 2011, at 18:50, Dewald Pretorius
On Sun, 13 Mar 2011 11:49:45 -0700 (PDT), Dewald Pretorius
dpr...@gmail.com wrote:
I used to be counted in the 90% until they defaced Tweetie, sorry,
Twitter for iPhone with that moronic #DickBar that shoves irrelevant
nonsense in your face. It's like yelling at you, I KNOW YOU DON'T
WANT TO SEE
On my Android phone I have both the official Twitter client and
Twidroid installed. If they had more or less the same functionailty
and useability I would prefer to use the official client. However I
only use Twidroid, because Twitter's official app is inferior. I
could explain why in detail if
On Sun, 13 Mar 2011 12:21:20 -0700 (PDT), Jef Poskanzer
jef.poskan...@gmail.com wrote:
On my Android phone I have both the official Twitter client and
Twidroid installed. If they had more or less the same functionailty
and useability I would prefer to use the official client. However I
only
Ed,
I don't have an issue with the size, placing, or color of the #DickBar
box. I have an issue with the fact that it shoves stuff in my face
that is of absolutely no interest to me.
Google got ads right. When your search results include a list of news
articles about the Japan earthquake, they
Relevance in microblogging. Big opportunity but very difficult to define.
Last i read, even google is stumped.
Cheers
Umashankar Das
On Mon, Mar 14, 2011 at 1:21 AM, Dewald Pretorius dpr...@gmail.com wrote:
Ed,
I don't have an issue with the size, placing, or color of the #DickBar
box. I
On Mon, 14 Mar 2011 01:32:27 +0530, Umashankar Das
umashankar...@gmail.com wrote:
Relevance in microblogging. Big opportunity but very difficult to
define. Last i read, even google is stumped.
Cheers
Umashankar Das
I don't think it's relevance that stumps Google so much as privacy.
It's a
i don't think we've said its a waste of time, especially for something like
dabr. and, again, its not that we're stopping the competition -- we've said
that if you are building a regular timeline client, we're going to be
holding you to a higher bar. in our opinion, its not a good -business- to
Raffi,
Can you (Twitter) please get your message straight?
Here's what Ryan said, More specifically, developers ask us if they
should build client apps that mimic or reproduce the mainstream
Twitter consumer client experience. The answer is no.
No you're saying something different. So, which
Thanks for investigating :) Just thought I'd add that I'm also affected by
this, and when I investigated I discovered that the exact selection of users
which are omitted and duplicated is relatively stable; that is, if I run the
same set of lookups on the same chunks of 100 users, it will
Hey Ryan - thanks for the response.
I'm sure enough people have made the same points now and you've taken
more crap than you'd care to. But just to clarify my comment, Seesmic
on WP7 is nothing but a client IMO.
Anywho - thanks for responding. At the end of the day Twitter's a
great place to
On Mar 13, 2:23 pm, Raffi Krikorian ra...@twitter.com wrote:
if you are building a regular timeline client, we're going to be
holding you to a higher bar.
That is reasonable. However we have to wonder if Twitter's people
will/can be fair in applying this standard to 3rd party clients whose
Hi Raffi
If that is the case then it's very reassuring to hear
On Mar 13, 9:23 pm, Raffi Krikorian ra...@twitter.com wrote:
i don't think we've said its a waste of time, especially for something like
dabr. and, again, its not that we're stopping the competition -- we've said
that if you are
To be clear, Raffi is clearly articulating the situation. It's a complex
thing and we can't expect to get it perfectly right the first time, so the
dialogue and questions are great.
Raffi is also a much better communicator than I am :)
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Raffi, now is the right time to ask for a raise. Just saying...
On Mar 13, 8:09 pm, Ryan Sarver rsar...@twitter.com wrote:
To be clear, Raffi is clearly articulating the situation. It's a complex
thing and we can't expect to get it perfectly right the first time, so the
dialogue and questions
I don't know what it's not a good business to be in means. Ryan has been
posting this statement numerous times on his Twitter account as well.
Is Twitter saying We believe that a Twitter client will not make a lot of
money. Go ahead and try but don't say we didn't tell you so if you make no
there are two things:
- twitter has started to specify what the core experience should be -- we
have strong feelings around display and interaction;
- twitter is poised to move extremely quickly.
attempting to speak neutrally without any partisanship: IMO its a bad idea
to create a
@raffi @rsarver, I wrote up my two cents earlier,
http://siculars.posterous.com/twitter-monoculture. I just don't
appreciate the direction you all are going in. @raffi, I spoke with
you at the CU recruiting event a few weeks back and I got to tell you
that if I were asked I would tell those kids
On Sun, Mar 13, 2011 at 7:45 PM, @siculars sicul...@gmail.com wrote:
@raffi @rsarver, I wrote up my two cents earlier,
http://siculars.posterous.com/twitter-monoculture. I just don't
appreciate the direction you all are going in. @raffi, I spoke with
you at the CU recruiting event a few weeks
Innovation and development with the APIs are not being prevented. There have
always been guidelines, and rules of the road so we all know what is and isn't
allowed.
If you build a client you are touching the majority of Twitter features. The
APIs allow you to do this, and Twitter and your
Yes! Transparency! That is what we are really craving. That is the subtext
for every developer responding to this thread. What we all want is
transparency about being shut down. Why does Twitter revoke literally
hundreds of API tokens / apps a week as Ryan said? Is it for something
obvious, like
Privacy -: As I understand twitter, the data is public.[Other than private
messages and protected users]. What is the concern here? I guess you are
pointing to the credibility quotient of the owner of the tweet and hence his
private information?
Not wanting to challenge Google, but, we are
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