I've decided to stop sending this messages ...It's not worth of risk!
Thanks everybody for your replies.
Goran Popovic
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They are notified once and that's it ;)
Well I got an idea to notify users lets say each 10 minutes ( ie. 100
users found today..and instead of notifying them immediately when they
are found ..they would be added in a database..and then notified one
by one every few minutes). I think that would
Hi,
I have a bot that does something similar to this. If you do 100 spread out
over the course of a day you'll be fine. If you did 100 in the course of an
hour, Twitter would (very likely) suspend your account.
They have monitoring in place for when certain thresholds are crossed, but
they
The best way to avoid running afoul of Twitter's spam policies as an
API developer is to follow a golden rule: don't surprise users.
Automating an @mention because your algorithm determined something
interesting about the user (as opposed to another user of your service
deliberately triggering the
Hi,
I'd second that completely. Users *really* dislike finding messages directed
to/at them for keyword tracking. The first thing I do is block and report that
account for spam. Its one of my pet peeves regarding the streaming api/tracking.
Scott.
On 21 Sep 2010, at 16:00, Taylor Singletary
