Sure... It repros for me every time in IE using the steps I outlined
above. Do a query for lang=enq=http. Open the next link in a
new tab of your browser and compare the ID's.
So I just did this from my home PC and here's the condensed output.
Notice that on Page 2 not only do I get 3 dupes
Ok... So I think I know what's going on. Well I don't know what's
causing the bug obviously but I think I've narrowed down where it
is...
I just issued the Page 1 or previous query for the above example and
the ID's don't match the ID's from the original query. There are
extra rows that come
So just as an FYI... It's not just fast140.com that's doing this
In order of offenderness (the most spam first) its also currently:
wefollow.com (5x the spam of fast140.com)
fast140.com
tinychat.com
macheist.com
geofollow.com
... and many more I'm sure...
On Apr 15, 7:17 pm, Rod Begbie
Jesse, so what is it about mass DMs that bugs you? Just curious? You
would only recieve one DM and it would look like any other DM. So
what's the issue?
I agree with Chad though... There's already a way to do this
Update your status... I know where you're going with this feature
though
Thanks for the reply Matt...
Just as an FYI...
I updated my code to track duplicates and then did a sample run over a
5 minute period that once a minute paged in new results for the query
http filter:links This resulted in about 11 pages of results each
minute and over the 11 pages I saw
Matt... Did you already fix this? I was going to file a bug on it and
I just noticed that now the next and previous links contain the
lang param.
So do you still need a bug on it for tracking purposes or did you
already add one?
-steve
So my project is a sort of tweetmeme or twitturly type thing where I'm
looking to collect a sample of the links being shared through
Twitter. Unlike those projects I don't have a firehose so I have to
rely on search. Fortunatly, I don't really need to see every link for
my project just a
So why can't you do this?
http://search.twitter.com/search.atom?lang=enq=from%3Aaplusk+OR+from%3Amashable+OR+from%3Atechcrunch
If your queries under 140 characters, you should be able to retrieve
the public updates for multiple users using the search API. You just
use the from: filter and OR
You can, provided it's under 140 characters and the accounts are
public. If you get up to about 5 or more accounts, you'll have to
make multiple calls, and you're back to merging them together again.
-Chad
Right... But even if you have to spread things out across 4 or 5
calls, because you
I'm actually looking for both uppercase Point and lowercase point
so if you fix this on your side I'm ready...
On Oct 6, 9:40 pm, steve ick...@gmail.com wrote:
You're currently sending Geo Tags as:
geo xmlns:georss=http://www.georss.org/georss;
no worries... it is a bit confusing... as I said I'm looking for both
in my code so either is ok. But others are probably looking for
georss:Point so you may just want to send a notification when you
change it...
On Oct 7, 10:08 am, Raffi Krikorian ra...@twitter.com wrote:
hi steve.
you're
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