[twitter-dev] Re: Is there a partial blacklist?
Thanks Doug On Jul 6, 2:10 pm, Doug Williams wrote: > Please email the API team for questions pertaining to development or > application accounts [1]. > 1.http://apiwiki.twitter.com/Support > > Thanks, > Doug > > > > On Mon, Jul 6, 2009 at 10:40 AM, tweetalkr wrote: > > > My web app was flagged by Google two weeks ago as an attack site > > though I have never found any malicious links or hacks. Shortly after, > > Google unflagged it but then Twitter, I am assuming because of Google > > or Google's data, suspended my app's account. Twitter then unsuspended > > my app's page but still limits the URLs it can post to Twitter. Since > > my app is part a URL shortening and part bookmarking service for > > Twitter this has killed my site. Is there a way to find out what is > > happening? Customer service on the @spam side has been non-responsive? > > Who do I talk to about getting white-listed? Is there someone to talk > > to? Are apps like mine (bookmarking and URL shortening) no longer > > wanted by Twitter? I am certain that my site is clean. I have even > > installed a link checking function that checks all the links against > > Google's list before they are accepted or posted to Twitter.
[twitter-dev] Re: Is there a partial blacklist?
Please email the API team for questions pertaining to development or application accounts [1]. 1. http://apiwiki.twitter.com/Support Thanks, Doug On Mon, Jul 6, 2009 at 10:40 AM, tweetalkr wrote: > > My web app was flagged by Google two weeks ago as an attack site > though I have never found any malicious links or hacks. Shortly after, > Google unflagged it but then Twitter, I am assuming because of Google > or Google's data, suspended my app's account. Twitter then unsuspended > my app's page but still limits the URLs it can post to Twitter. Since > my app is part a URL shortening and part bookmarking service for > Twitter this has killed my site. Is there a way to find out what is > happening? Customer service on the @spam side has been non-responsive? > Who do I talk to about getting white-listed? Is there someone to talk > to? Are apps like mine (bookmarking and URL shortening) no longer > wanted by Twitter? I am certain that my site is clean. I have even > installed a link checking function that checks all the links against > Google's list before they are accepted or posted to Twitter. > >
