hi duane.
i'm not personally familiar with all the nuances about how this feature is
going to be rolled out -- i ran it by a few people, and here are the
responses. again, this feature will be available, in some form, to
everybody, however, our expectation is that business users and business
The blog post says that this will be launched to all business users
and ecosystem partners which would seem to imply that it's not going
to be launched for the entire userbase.
1. Is Twitter planning to charge money for this feature?
2. If so, how does that affect developers? Is this going to
Hi Raffi,
Curious how the contributors will be associated? Will it essentially
be linking accounts? Presumably then the user would identify in an app
which account to post an update to based on those accounts they have
been associated as contributors to? So, a contribution would
originate from a
I'm curious about rate limiting and what impact this has. Which account gets
rate limited basically.
Zac Bowling
On Mon, Dec 14, 2009 at 8:33 PM, Justyn justyn.how...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Raffi,
Curious how the contributors will be associated? Will it essentially
be linking accounts?
hi zac.
we have not yet rectified this, but, as it currently stands, the
contributor (in the case of my example, @raffi) gets the deduction from
his or her rate limit.
to try to anticipate your next question, the account holder (@twitter) only
has a set number of people he or she can invite to
That's exactly what I was wondering, helps for planning. Thanks Raffi!
On Dec 14, 11:14 pm, Raffi Krikorian ra...@twitter.com wrote:
what we have not yet exposed is the invitation or linking step - but,
you are mostly correct. to carry on with my example, @twitter would
invite @raffi to
