Re: [twitter-dev] V2-roadmap access

2010-06-15 Thread Taylor Singletary
Hi Rob, Over time the v2 Roadmap became less and less relevant. We're currently rethinking what V2 might look like with fresh eyes. Taylor On Tue, Jun 15, 2010 at 9:28 AM, Rob rvanda...@gmail.com wrote: I've seen many references to http://apiwiki.twitter.com/V2-Roadmap, particularly with

Re: [twitter-dev] V2-roadmap access

2010-06-15 Thread Robert Van Dam
Then perhaps I should ask my real question. I'm working on a system for broadcasting messages to subsets of our users and we have set up separate accounts for each subset. However, the company I work for does not want these tweets to be fully public (they are not overly sensitive but

Re: [twitter-dev] V2-roadmap access

2010-06-15 Thread Taylor Singletary
The breadth of functionality we have right now is, unfortunately: GET friendships/incoming http://dev.twitter.com/doc/get/friendships/incoming GET friendships/outgoing http://dev.twitter.com/doc/get/friendships/outgoing and the rest of the friendship methods on the API. Now, there may be a way

Re: [twitter-dev] V2-roadmap access

2010-06-15 Thread Robert Van Dam
Let me boil it down to the simplest case. I have a protected account that I want to use to provide notifications to my users (but only my users). I have oauth completely set up to let my users authorize me to their twitter accounts. I can then make their twitter account follow me. Except,