Map of a Twitter status object - mehack
Twitter status objects are starting to get pretty big (especially with annotations around the corner). Have you wondered what all the fields are these days? Here's a useful map. I decided to do this map in JSON as opposed to XML as we're considering not supporting XML on v2 of the API (this can be seen because we have a few endpoints that are JSON only right now) — we'll keep it on v1, of cours
Map of A Tweet | PDF | Digital Technology | Computing
This tweet contains metadata such as the unique tweet ID, text of the tweet, creation date, and information about the author including their user ID, screen name, biography, profile images and colors. It also contains additional information like whether the tweet is a reply, if it was favorited, its language, and geolocation data if available.
Our paroqial fermament, one tide on another.
(For a Chinese translation of this blog entry, see 中譯本：「文章造天下，功業還蒼生。」) (Alternate title: "Chinese Twitter users live in a density 2x to 8x their English counterparts; here's why.") I promised Adina Levin a treatise on the information density of Chinese characters on Twitter "after all SocialCalc (nee wikiCalc) performance bugs are fixed". As I've fixed them yesterday, let's try coding some English
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#TrumpWon? trend vs. reality
Twitter Census: Publishing the First of Many Datasets | blog.infochimps.org
