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its a card. its their own apis. the apis twitter have been killing are 3rd party access to content, not 3rd party supply of content.
by cleverjake 14y ago
its a card. its their own apis. the apis twitter have been killing are 3rd party access to content, not 3rd party supply of content.
- lnanek2 14y agothey've been killing anything that acts remotely like a client. one of my apps was killed for letting users post scores directly. so they certainly do kill 3rd party supply of content if it looks anything like a client. it's sort of like Google Groups where I can get banned just by opening a lot of tabs at once to read later. their enforcement is pretty mindless and probably automated.
- cleverjake 14y agoposting content is not the same as supplying content. cards are just meta tags that are used when twitter crawls the link that is posted.