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Yeah, I've tried a lot of these things. Unfortunately emails get caught up as well. And then you get users like yahoo, gmail, and so on. As it gets out, people
by DanielRibeiro 15y ago
Yeah, I've tried a lot of these things. Unfortunately emails get caught up as well. And then you get users like yahoo, gmail, and so on.
As it gets out, people who are interested into being listed can just put "twitter: " before their @twitterusername.
Not being very thorough also allows people to self-exlude from the listing. Which seems be in the interest of some.
- Mz 15y agoNot being very thorough also allows people to self-exlude from the listing. Which seems be in the interest of some. That's a great point. Can you post info on the site on how to be included or self exclude for those who have a twitter account? (I don't but have considered getting one. I would kind of like to know how to self exclude should I get one. I've had lots of issues over the years with unwanted, negative attention. One of my primary concerns these days is having some control over how much exposure I am getting.) Thanks so much.
- DanielRibeiro 15y agoSure thing. For now, I just make clear that things like "myname on twitter" and "twitter is myname" will never be considered.
- Mz 15y agoThanks.
- Swizec 15y agoEdited! How often does the list get refreshed? Or is it live? (if it's live, how are you handling the attention without melting servers)
- DanielRibeiro 15y agoIt is schedule every few hours. The biggest issue now is twitter limit request, which is what I'm solving right now. Also the attention is not that bad (8775 visits so far). Also, heroku's varnish cache on static assets, html page and on Ajax requests is pretty great. And mixpanel is handling the metrics, so I'm pretty covered.
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