> what's the use case of this? i suppose this is possible, but then we would > just return a truncated list from our side.
If you call the trend/current with the excludes=hashtags you get the top 10 trends without hashtags... For example, right now if I do it with hashtags I get (partial JSON response): "name":"#imthetypeto" "name":"#nowplaying" "name":"RIP JD Salinger" "name":"Haiti" "name":"Catcher in the Rye" "name":"Howard Zinn" "name":"#subliminaltweet" "name":"#omgthatssotrue" "name":"Shorty Award" "name":"#idothat2" and without hashtags I get: "name":"RIP JD Salinger" "name":"Haiti" "name":"Catcher in the Rye" "name":"Howard Zinn" "name":"Shorty Award" "name":"Holden Caulfield" "name":"All-Star" "name":"Union" "name":"Super Bowl" "name":"SOTU" Ideally the new local trends api would give us the ability to do the same. It would mean tracking more trends on your end I guess (up to 20 instead of 10 I am guessing since the top 10 could all be hashtags). Thanks, ..darcy D'Arcy Smith CTO TerraTap Technologies Inc.
