Ryan, I've tested it on My Linking Power Forum in a new group I'm putting up called "I LOVE RSS!": http://mylinkingpowerforum.ning.com/group/ILoveRSS
<http://mylinkingpowerforum.ning.com/group/ILoveRSS>Works very well for me... Thanks, and Keep STRONG!! Vincent Wright Director Of Community MyLinkingPowerForum.ning.com | MyVirtualPowerForum.com | MyLinkedinPowerForum.net | VincentWright.com (Linkedin) | VincentWright.net (Facebook) | VincentWright.org (Google) | VincentWright.us (Twitter) | Skype/Gtalk = MyLinkedinPowerForum | +1-860-967-0563 On Mon, Jul 13, 2009 at 4:55 AM, Ryan McGrath <ryan.mcgra...@gmail.com>wrote: > > Hey, > > A friend and I recently launched TwitStat.us (http://twitstat.us), a > site where you can basically create a badge that display results about > any given search terms from Twitter's Search API. The badge that we > give to users is pure javascript that just queries Twitter's API. > > That said, I'm not too sure as to whether there's any issue with > consistently hitting Twitter's API with Javascript - I mean, it'd be > pretty difficult to rate limit that, no? Anybody got experience with > this and care to share? > > If you have any critiques about TwitStat.us, feel free to toss those > out too. Always open to suggestions! > > - Ryan McGrath
