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