On Thursday, May 13, 2010 02:25:27 pm Raffi Krikorian wrote:
tweet text can potentially mention other users, lists, contain URLs, and
contain hashtags -- in fact, something like 50% of tweets contain at least
one of those. developers who want to understand the tweet text have to
parse the
Raffi,
I have noticed that the API sometimes returns user ID's that are out of sync
with username. I think one case is where a Alice retweets Bob's tweet, and
then Bob changes his name to Charlie. When I try to reply to it, it doesn't
show up as in reply to to original tweet because the reply
I have noticed that the API sometimes returns user ID’s that are out of
sync with username. I think one case is where a Alice retweets Bob’s tweet,
and then Bob changes his name to Charlie. When I try to reply to it, it
doesn’t show up as “in reply to” to original tweet because the reply
Hi Raffi,
This is all very cool I'm really looking forward to this being
generally available.
Not sure if this would be possible/practical or not, but it would be
*really* useful if short urls in a tweet could be resolved to long urls,
and those included instead, or as well. For extra
Which APIs will this apply to? Search, REST, Streaming, all of the above?
On Thu, May 13, 2010 at 5:25 PM, Raffi Krikorian ra...@twitter.com wrote:
tweet text can potentially mention other users, lists, contain URLs, and
contain hashtags -- in fact, something like 50% of tweets contain at least
