> > we do, however, have this pagehttp:// > apiwiki.twitter.com/Counting-Charactersthat we put up a month ago > > that explains how to count your characters correctly and to help define > what > > twitter means by "140". > > But can't you at least update the official API docs (where developers > look for the final word on things)? > Not doing so is just another way you show that you have no respect for > third-party developers, essentially telling them to get lost. >
where would you like me to put that information? its linked off the http://apiwiki.twitter.com/FAQ page since we wrote it? proactively, i'm changing the "statuses over 140 characters" on the status/update page to link to that page as well. > You don't have to have respect for third-party developers -- it's your > site and you can do as you like -- but common sense should tell you > that it behooves you to at least *try* to hide your contempt. > i'm not going to bother responding to this one, except to say that i'm at home, stuck in bed with a nasty cold, and i'm still monitoring the mailing list to see if i can help developers out :P -- Raffi Krikorian Twitter Platform Team http://twitter.com/raffi
