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These new limits seem specifically designed to continue allowing that workaround. 300 tweets per three hours is about the upper limit of what a single user wou
by notatoad 8y ago
These new limits seem specifically designed to continue allowing that workaround. 300 tweets per three hours is about the upper limit of what a single user would do, so if you're registering a developer account just for personal use you can do that without any manual review or having to demonstrate having a real product.
You only require approval from twitter and a product website if you have higher usage than that, which is what would prevent you from using that workaround.
- pnevares 8y agoI think I see what the OP meant, here are relevant excerpts from the article. New API access: > Beginning today, anyone who wants access to Twitter’s APIs should apply for a developer account using the new developer portal at developer.twitter.com. Existing API keyholders: > Eventually, all developers with existing access to our APIs will be required to complete a developer account application in order to maintain their apps.
- notatoad 8y agoMaybe i'm misreading it, but it looks like you're essentially just filling out a form with your contact info and agreeing to the T&C for the initial "application".