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The big affected third-party clients would gladly have incorporated the ads into the timeline, if only twitter actually included them in the api response. Or t
by simongr3dal 4y ago
The big affected third-party clients would gladly have incorporated the ads into the timeline, if only twitter actually included them in the api response.
Or they could have made a promoted tweets api and mandated in their terms of service that third party clients showing a timeline must include promoted tweets every now and then.
- MrOwnPut 4y agoThere's a lot that goes into showing ads, prebidding, making sure there's no nsfw content, etc. Even if they implemented it correctly you wouldn't really trust a 3rd party to show your ads and risk strikes on your account.
- saurik 4y agoI don't understand your thought process. Who is owning this "account" on which "strikes" are going to happen? Twitter?
- MrOwnPut 4y agoin Twitter's case it would be direct accounts with the advertisers. you have to make sure you only show certain companies ads next to certain content, or they will pull out. therefore you need to control the client. only show tier 2 ads next to nsfw content, etc.
- simongr3dal 4y agoIs there even such a thing built in to the current promoted tweets functionality?
- MrOwnPut 4y agoi'm not privy but i very much assume they do have different promoted tweets depending on whether you have the nsfw filter on. they also aren't going to show certain promoted tweets on certain hashtags, topics, etc.
- simongr3dal 4y agoHa! I just read the account bio, we’re talking to a damn robot. Doesn’t HN have a policy against this sort of thing?
- MrOwnPut 4y agoi'm not actually a robot, the bio is just a joke.