TWITTER VIEWS: Twitter Rss

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Mark Ormond can’t get his “followers” to do anything. After they increased to several hundred only days after creating a Twitter account, the Internet marketer was encouraged by the prospects. Now he wonders how much influence he really has over the Besides, there's much flexibility for refining search results and filtering out clutter. However one day Twitter decided to kill RSS feeds for Twitter Search (as well as for personal profiles and Twitter lists) which left many of us wondering if it was a Pl spare her. — Arvind Kejriwal (@ArvindKejriwal) February 24, 2015 Mother and I. She supported my destitute women inmates in urgent need of help… pic.twitter.com/zGzYBEv02z”@yukti_belwal..Thank you. — Kiran Bedi (@thekiranbedi) February 24 Twitter officially unveiled version 1.1 of its API Wednesday, deprecating support longstanding features such as RSS in the process. Twitter announced its new API back in August, which it described as helping create "a consistent Twitter experience" across Maybe someone in comments can provide an answer that actually makes sense. I hear over and over (and over and over) that Twitter has replaced RSS. And sure, in a way it has: I follow lots of people and they mostly post links to all their blog posts on Twitter. Wish there were more teams, or that you could get scores outside Twitter? Don’t worry, I’ll show you how to set up an RSS feed providing you with the scores from a few more leagues, then show you a variety of tools for round-the-clock updates. .

One of the most requested features for Twitter is the ability to create groups. While users wait (and wait and wait) for Twitter to add this feature, a number of startups are going ahead and showing how it should be done. The latest of these is a LaunchBox RSS readers, the wave of the future a few years ago, are now basically toast, thanks largely (we think) to Twitter, Facebook, and other forms of social media (especially Twitter). RSS readers were unlikely to go truly mainstream anyway, because they're too Earlier this month, entrepreneur and blogger Jesse Stay noticed that both Facebook and Twitter had completely removed support for RSS from of their websites. After much outcry from the tech community, Facebook relented and re-added an RSS link to Facebook While Facebook quickly reinstated the RSS feeds as quietly as they took them away, Twitter doesn’t appear to have followed suit. Luckily, there is a very easy-to-use workaround that will give you instant access to twitter rss feeds, although it may only .