Recently my ip address and username were added to the whitelist. My assumptions at that time were that all requests coming the application (on this particular server) would be included in this pool of 20,000 regardless of whether they are authenticated or not.
When I do the get limit API call, for my user it says 20,000 but if I do it for a logged in user it still says 100. Will all this get worked out on Twitter's side? We would like to have our users (only certain users) send DM's to their followers and the limit of 100 per hour may get in the way. Like I asked above, will twitter look at the ip address of the request when it comes in or the authenticated user?
