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Twitter seems to be taking themselves too seriously. Guidelines for displaying a tweet? Come on.
by andrewhillman 14y ago
Twitter seems to be taking themselves too seriously. Guidelines for displaying a tweet? Come on.
- poblano 14y agoHow are they expecting to enforce that? Are they really going to download and test every third-party app?
- aaronbrethorst 14y agoRequire screenshot submissions, hire a bunch of temps, and they're all set.
- aaronblohowiak 14y ago... or use their recently open-sourced mechanical turk library.
- natrius 14y agoReviewing the most popular X apps is easy. Apps that no one uses don't matter.
- hboon 14y agoIt's a great way to restrict clients that integrate with other services, especially competitors like Facebook.
- notatoad 14y agoThis essentially boils down to "any content sourced from the api must be displayed unmodified, in its entirety, and be properly attributed." It's a pretty standard thing across the entire internet. really, the only strange thing is the insistence that the author's username must be on a separate line from the tweet.