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Why does it need a password? twitter.grader.com does essentially the same thing, but doesn't require a password. I'm not sure what additional data the author
by brk 18y ago
Why does it need a password? twitter.grader.com does essentially the same thing, but doesn't require a password. I'm not sure what additional data the author gets by using the Twitter API vs. just looking at the public info (I can't think of any part of my Twitter stats that aren't publicly available)
- jfarmer 18y agoIt uses a lot of info, including the who you've replied to (and who has replied to you). That alone requires authentication, IIRC.
- brk 18y agoWhich end of the spectrum is "good"? I got a 106.49: http://twitterank.com/?u=notoriousbrk http://twitterank.com/?u=notoriousbrk That number could have been randomly generated from all I can tell about the tool.