Disturbingly high percentage of spam/agenda-based targets for these flames. Am I missing something? Is this abuse, or is the signal-to-noise just that bad?
I like that idea. It could also be words of wisdom or something in between. The framework is already there and I don't mind giving anyone this code. All that needs to be changed are the quotes and the domain name.
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To check out the damage:
http://search.twitter.com/search?q=flamewhale
It's pretty amusing how seriously some people take this.
Also, it seems to hit the max API calls / tweets pretty quickly. Maybe you should make an army of Twitter accounts? Though Twitter may disapprove...
@flamewhale fuck you retard... are you a 4chan member?
The irony is delicious!
another way around the rate limits is to ask to be whitelisted (http://twitter.com/help/request_whitelisting).
twitter was even nice enough to whitelist my test account the last time I asked.
Stupid, but I had a quick chuckle. You only get 1,000 tweets a day, so this wont be fun for long.
Disturbingly high percentage of spam/agenda-based targets for these flames. Am I missing something? Is this abuse, or is the signal-to-noise just that bad?
Perhaps you should use the Shakespearean insult generator. http://www.pangloss.com/seidel/Shaker/index.html
I'm guessing it will be marked spam soon but interesting.
Lasted about 2 hours.
Why not send secret tweets "@thenewggirlinmyoffice I think you hot"? It does not have to be rude.
I like that idea. It could also be words of wisdom or something in between. The framework is already there and I don't mind giving anyone this code. All that needs to be changed are the quotes and the domain name.
post it on github. i can see this being quite the fun distraction for many people.
I sent you an email =)