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You're right "Ryan Seacrest" has +10M followers. As you might have read on the blog, the user query produces 2 underlying queries. The first targeting top user
by redox_ 13y ago
You're right "Ryan Seacrest" has +10M followers.
As you might have read on the blog, the user query produces 2 underlying queries. The first targeting top users (having 10M+ followers). This one retrieves "Ryan Seacrest", even if the match was only part of the description. It would be better if replaced by a query targeting the user's followers, but I reached Twitter's rate limits while implementing it. The second targeting others.
- redox_ 13y agoI've just committed a patch skipping top users if the match was only in the description, with typos. Thanks for your feedback.