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>No showing of tweets with content from other social networks Where does it say that? I've been working with folks and using products that do exactly that and

>No showing of tweets with content from other social networks Where does it say that? I've been working with folks and using products that do exactly that and they haven't had issues. Yes you have to display it like Twitter wants, but I've not seen any limit to also showing FB or other content.

ThePhysicist 11y ago
Have a look at their Content Display Requirements (especially the section on "timeline integrity") https://dev.twitter.com/overview/terms/display-requirements https://dev.twitter.com/overview/terms/display-requirements
- austenallred 11y ago
  They mean you can't mix the timelines together into one timeline. That seems to make sense to me. If you have a twitter timeline (which is different than tweets being displayed), it can only be Twitter.
  - protomyth 11y ago
    It doesn't make sense to me. I cannot have a inbox with Twitter and Instagram displayed. It limits the ability to do lifestream type apps.
  - sp332 11y ago
    Windows Phone has this feature built-in though. My Facebook and Twitter timelines are mixed in a single column. You could add LinkedIn too.
- MichaelGG 11y ago
  That only applies to showing a timeline. So you can't mix @user on Twitter with @user on Instagram in the same timeline. But if they aren't grouped, no problem. It also doesn't apply if there's human selection going on, a manual process. (Dunno if you can automate that with e.g. MT, heh.) That seems reasonable. I don't like any of this social media stuff, but Twitter has the best APIs. Maybe because they sell access, so they want it to be a good product?
  - ThePhysicist 11y ago
    There are similar clauses in the requirements that apply to single tweets, and which e.g. prohibit the display of any social media buttons like "Like", "Share" etc. along a tweet, and that are pretty strict on the formatting of the tweet content itself.

ThePhysicist 11y ago

Have a look at their Content Display Requirements (especially the section on "timeline integrity") https://dev.twitter.com/overview/terms/display-requirements https://dev.twitter.com/overview/terms/display-requirements

austenallred 11y ago
They mean you can't mix the timelines together into one timeline. That seems to make sense to me. If you have a twitter timeline (which is different than tweets being displayed), it can only be Twitter.
- protomyth 11y ago
  It doesn't make sense to me. I cannot have a inbox with Twitter and Instagram displayed. It limits the ability to do lifestream type apps.
- sp332 11y ago
  Windows Phone has this feature built-in though. My Facebook and Twitter timelines are mixed in a single column. You could add LinkedIn too.
MichaelGG 11y ago
That only applies to showing a timeline. So you can't mix @user on Twitter with @user on Instagram in the same timeline. But if they aren't grouped, no problem. It also doesn't apply if there's human selection going on, a manual process. (Dunno if you can automate that with e.g. MT, heh.) That seems reasonable. I don't like any of this social media stuff, but Twitter has the best APIs. Maybe because they sell access, so they want it to be a good product?
- ThePhysicist 11y ago
  There are similar clauses in the requirements that apply to single tweets, and which e.g. prohibit the display of any social media buttons like "Like", "Share" etc. along a tweet, and that are pretty strict on the formatting of the tweet content itself.