We're still seeing very low tweet rates from our polls. We have 40+
searches and 40+ timeline (actually List timelines) that have been
running fine for may months. Over the last two days, even though
we've gotten successful polls, the rate of tweets is WAY down (like an
order of magnitude).
In
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I'm Marc Brooks @IDisposable I'm the Hack Prime (Sr. Architect) at
Infuz http://infuz.com
We have a platform BuzzRadius http://buzzradius.com that enables
location and/or special interest sites that build siloed, curated,
rated and ranked Tweet/Link/Trend/People listings of twitter. You can
see
Unlike many posters here, I REALLY LIKE the t.co shortening idea. In
addition to enabling the blocking of malicious links, it will enable
Twitter to start offering some metrics and buzz rating on shared
links. I might have an issue with adhering to the letter of the TOS,
if not the actual spirit.
Oh, I know it... that's why a Sitemap.xml, ROBOTS.TXT and offering an
OEmbed endpoint on your sites is a really good idea. Seehttp://oembed.com/
for the use of the latter.
What's their business model? What do they sell to whom?
OEmbed.com is the place where the standard is spelled out...
It seems that every time someone checks into the Blue Bottle Coffee
location on foursquare, they appear in our location search for St.
Louis, MO. This is odd because the people tweeting are usually from
Brooklyn or NYC, and the Blue Bottle is in Brooklyn... thus they
really should not appear in
We are building a State of Twitter in St. Louis whitepaper for our
local companies/agencies/etc. In doing this, we gathered the list of
influential people from our own STLTweets site and are mining for
extra information from Twitter, Klout, TrstRank, etc...
For a couple high-ranking people we
We've seen a huge increase in links coming in for http://*.man-plus.com
or http://supportcenter-twitter.com domains in the last couple
hours... Given the name, and the fact that those domains are not
reliably resolving, I wonder if a Phish is ongoing
Are any Twitter folks or other API users
As further information, supportcenter-twitter.com was registered TODAY
and man-plus.com was registered on the 28th of June... I smell a
phish.
On Jul 12, 4:40 pm, @IDisposable idisposa...@gmail.com wrote:
We've seen a huge increase in links coming in for http://*.man-plus.com
orhttp
When trying to translate a list slug to a list ID, we make a call
against the API endpoint https://api.twitter.com/1/STLT_Business/lists/tech.xml
(where STLT_Business is the Twitter Screen name and tech is the list
slug)
This returns a nice valid XML like this:
list
id7866001/id
Thanks for your good-humored analysis of the issue. This is a new
feature we haven't documented or announced yet, and causes a conflict
we should have obviously thought more deeply about in advance.
Okay, so I read into this that it is going to stay... can you then
correct the return type to
Just some thoughts. Votes please.
That's trivially done with the LinqToTwitter library. Head over to
http://linqtotwitter.codeplex.com
I need to retreive all the tweets in a time range (say for last seven
days), irrespective of the user who made them.
That's going to be a LOT of tweets. Our site http://stltweets.com
follows just St. Louis located people, mentions and 1500+ curated
users. We get 6 unique tweets every
So, I've got a nice bunch of Bayesian filters to do spam detection,
tweet categorization and link canonicalization and classification.
The stuff runs great on http://stltweet.com now, but I'm looking to
share the load for other properties I'm developing for other locations/
verticals. In this
On Aug 20, 2:36 pm, M. Edward (Ed) Borasky zn...@borasky-
research.net wrote:
Hmmm ... maybe build your own Status.Net infrastructure / servers,
stream your processed tweets into it
Got that already... and it's running fine :)...
and sell subscriptions to the outputs?
Someday, when
listed_count
represents the number of public lists a user is listed in. This field is an
integer. As this is a new field it is possible some users will not have a
listed_count value yet.
Very nice, thanks... I assume this will be correctly set when doing
the mass-lookup of users by screen
Also, all automated repetitive searching should be on the Streaming API.
Search is intended largely for ad-hoc queries.
If Stream honored the location search (where the tweep's profile's
location mattered), I would switch in seconds. Sadly, they are NOT
equivalent.
Marc
--
Twitter developer
- The possibility to ask for (by the app) and grant (by the user) a
more fine grained level of authorization (more than just read/write
only)
Totally agreed!. Specifically, I want:
1) One time tweet WRITE
2) Ongoing tweet WRITE
3) Non-public READ
3) Non-DM READ
4) Full READ
5) Profile and
The Location search has been VERY unstable, and uses this typical
search:http://search.twitter.com/search.atom?rpp=100geocode=38.627522%2C-90...
It's getting worse all the time!
Is this what we can expect going forward? If so, how can I follow all
20+ people we used to get tweets from on
From that thread ticket 1930 was filed on our issue tracker which we
will update when a fix is deployed:
http://code.google.com/p/twitter-api/issues/detail?id=1930
Excellent, I hope it gets fixed while there is still time to back-fill
some of this data,,,otherwise we're going to have a
So what's the right way to get user profile image?
One option is to throw yourself at the mercy of someone tracking and
caching those images. We've used Shannon Whitley
(@swhitley) SPIURL as a backup source on other projects like http://tweet08.com
http://www.voiceoftech.com/swhitley/?p=652
Sorry, there is currently no way to accomplish this.
Nor should there be... there is NO way that any site other than
Twitter should control my login status on Twitter.
Now to the OP's question:
When I logged out from my application, I need to logout from
twitter also.
What _you_ can do is
However, we get occasional 401s. After digging around a bit we found
that correctly-signed requests can timeout on the server side and
Twitter returns a 401.
I'll be willing to bet that you got an invalid / used nonce message
too... I suspect your machine's clock is out of sync with twitters
Is the expanded_url field only intended to be present for t.co-
shortened links, or will it be extended to work with bit.ly and other
services?
If you want expanded urls for all shorteners, I recommend using
http://untiny.com
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Twitter developer documentation and resources:
Check to make sure the clock on the server/computer is correct. If it is off
by more then five minutes this is likely the problem.
It can't be Abraham. It's synchronized with NTP so it should be
perfect.
Unless you've verified the time, it certainly CAN be. Even if a
machine it setup to
In response to this query:
http://search.twitter.com/search.atom?rpp=100geocode=38.627522%2C-90.19841%2C30misince_id=28525950136229890
I get tweets like this:
http://api.twitter.com/1/statuses/show/28525953676218368.json
We're talking about a location search for St. Louis MO, radius of 30
miles.
have observed that sometimes some of the keywords get a 420 code? Any
ideas why is this happening?
You get a 420 NOT USED when a search term hasn't been used recently
where the recently is whatever small timeframe (sometimes 7 days,
often less) is currently available in the search index.
I get
Is such a collection available for download anywhere, or is there an
existing program I could use to simply record twitter data for some
period of time? (I've heard about both the firehose and the streaming
API, but can't seem to find anything that is ready to run with that
for this
have on
file is now dead, I use spiurl as a backup source for images
http://code.google.com/p/spiurl/ which downloads and caches images
from Twitter and runs on google's AppSpot (you can clone your own if
you want control) The SPIURLs look like this:
http://purl.org/net/spiurl/IDisposable/normal
of Twitter's data
distribution rules, but my intent is to use this strictly for
classroom assignments and we will not post or distribute the data in
any way.
Cordially,
Ted
On Sun, Mar 6, 2011 at 8:55 PM, @IDisposable idisposa...@gmail.com wrote:
Is such a collection available for download
We're getting a ton of 401 errors when people are trying to OAuth
against some of our sites. These sites have been in production for
years (and one new one went up yesterday). When we get the error, we
get no message in the Response. From the client perspective, it
happens when you click the
Say I have a website athttp://instantwatcher.comand I want to search
for all tweets, including ones condensed by TinyURL, that link to any
URL within this domain. Is this possible, and if so how can I do it?
You basically have to suck the firehouse (or use search or whatever)
to get all the
There's actually a much easier way for you to implement the simple ability
to Tweet from your application without having to code up the OAuth song
dance or xAuth, but the frictionless approach comes with the downside of
less control, attribution, and feedback.
I second this recommendation,
With the recent outage at Amazon, we lost 3 days of database server...
Everything is back running and I've back-filled what I can, but the
Search API is only returning back as far as 4/26. This leaves us a
huge gap for tweets that we don't get on lists or timelines from 4/21
0700 UTC to 4/26ish
Try using per_page=200 instead of count=100... it's a documentation
error.
On May 31, 3:24 am, ogierepier ogierschel...@gmail.com wrote:
I have already tried asking for 200 tweets, but the results stay the
same because the api divides it in pages of 20 and you get the first
page back.
You
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