Confirming limits is not Twitter HQ's strength. I can see why. They
want to keep their options open. Instead of asking for approval, why
not start a petition to get what you need?
Put up a message here stating a case for more DMs. Explain why you
want it. Ask other devs to sign on with a confirmin
I appreciate the feedback but the issue is that our clients send DM's to their
customers and the customer base could and has grown beyond 250 users. We have
whitelisted the clients that needed increased rate limits so we are ok for now
but this could effect how we deal with future clients. Ther
Why not have each client register a notification account with your app
that sends a DM to their main account. That gives every client 250
DMs. Better yet, make it a private account and push notifications as
status updates giving you 1000/day while keeping privacy.
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On Feb 12,
On Sat, 12 Feb 2011 17:07:36 -0500, Trevor Dean
wrote:
I agree, don't be so quick to judge. We have an opt-in based service
and out clients have thousands of customers that explicitly say "yes
send me direct messages". The information we send is requested by
the
end user and is not spam. So
I agree, don't be so quick to judge. We have an opt-in based service and out
clients have thousands of customers that explicitly say "yes send me direct
messages". The information we send is requested by the end user and is not
spam. So you can imagine that a client with a large user base cou
On Sat, 12 Feb 2011 16:28:43 -0500, Dossy Shiobara
wrote:
Indeed, if you figure someone can send a customized DM once per 15
seconds, and an hour at Turk costs you $0.05/hour, you can consume
250
DM's/day in 62.5 minutes - you're talking less than $0.10/day to have
someone send DM's on Twitter
Indeed, if you figure someone can send a customized DM once per 15
seconds, and an hour at Turk costs you $0.05/hour, you can consume 250
DM's/day in 62.5 minutes - you're talking less than $0.10/day to have
someone send DM's on Twitter for you, personalized by a human ...
If a script off rent-a-c
On Sat, 12 Feb 2011 15:29:23 -0500, Dossy Shiobara
wrote:
It's an unfortunate reality, but for every one legitimate application
of
DM's, there's 100 projects being posted to rent-a-coder asking for an
"auto DM script" ...
As developers that use the Twtiter API, we're all collateral damage
to
It's an unfortunate reality, but for every one legitimate application of
DM's, there's 100 projects being posted to rent-a-coder asking for an
"auto DM script" ...
As developers that use the Twtiter API, we're all collateral damage to
the scammers and spammers. Yes, it sucks, but there's no other
Actually, the limit is 250 per account, not 250 DMs per IP.
Tom
On 2/12/11 9:10 PM, DaveH wrote:
Dossy:
Don't be so quick to condemn. I have an app that uses DMs and ALL DM
traffic is generated by users and they know it--so there is no
spamming. There are legitimate uses of DMs that users are
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