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Raqueeb Hassan replied on September 05, 2008 15:04 to the idea "Twitterfeed and Twurl." in twitterfeed:

Thanks! What if I try to send the actual http link instead? I might want to give up some texts in description and send the actual wordpress link.

Is that possible?

A comment on the discussion "Help us developing the Tweetburner Roadmap!" in Tweetburner:

Great to read the feedback, thanks! I actually did discover that Twitterfeed added you (and is.gd I think) to their service, so good news there. – Foomandoonian, on June 13, 2008 16:27

Michiel Sikkes replied on June 13, 2008 16:26 to the problem "Tweetburner not tracking recents links." in Tweetburner:

Hi Mark. A little update on your question. A few weeks ago, we launched our Jabber integration and at that time, all the Twurls where tracked you would post through our API.

However, since Twitter has been experiencing some stability issues, they've disabled the Jabber service so we're unable to reliable track all links. We're currently looking into alternative solutions.

A comment on the discussion "Help us developing the Tweetburner Roadmap!" in Tweetburner:

Hi Garth. Thank you for your suggestion. Apparently more people are interested in this feature so we'll look into it. I'm not sure if we can actually unpack URLs from other services (they would have to provide an API) but we are interested. – Michiel Sikkes, on June 13, 2008 16:21

A comment on the discussion "Help us developing the Tweetburner Roadmap!" in Tweetburner:

Hi Foomandoonian. Great to hear you second thefluffanata. The feature is up on our feature list to implement.

It seems Twitterfeed has integrated us, so thinks for the support! You can now choose Tweetburner as an option in your Twitterfeed account.

Also, it's a good idea to write a little Tweetburner API. Maybe I will post it in a blogpost at first with some code examples, and after that create a Wikipage somewhere so people can join in on improving it. Thanks for the suggestion! – Michiel Sikkes, on June 13, 2008 16:20

A comment on the discussion "Help us developing the Tweetburner Roadmap!" in Tweetburner:

Hi thefluffanata. We love the idea and think it's a great and easy to implement solution if more people are interested. Nothing the replies to page, I think there are :) Will put it on the feature list. – Michiel Sikkes, on June 13, 2008 16:18

Garth Roxburgh-Kidd replied on June 03, 2008 02:03 to the discussion "Help us developing the Tweetburner Roadmap!" in Tweetburner:

Flipping Foomandoonian's request around: I'd love it if you would also unpack URLs from tinyurl.com, is.gd, zombieurl.com, and other popular redirection services.

Foomandoonian replied on May 24, 2008 20:09 to the discussion "Help us developing the Tweetburner Roadmap!" in Tweetburner:

I second thefluffanutta. In fact I emailed Summize suggesting that they should perhaps use you instead of TinyURL, since you have some nice Twitter-unique features. They replied with a short email saying they would look into it.

I wish Twitter Feed would switch to you too, so I guess I''d like to see anything that could make that happen.

Also, It'd be nice if you could write up a short API tutorial, as you have such a simple service it would be ideal for beginners to try out. I know I would appreciate it! I know that's hardly your responsibility, but there you have it.

Thanks!

thefluffanutta replied on May 15, 2008 20:42 to the discussion "Help us developing the Tweetburner Roadmap!" in Tweetburner:

How about an API call that returns the Destination of the Twurl? (Expanded).

There are some mashups like Summize and Twitturly that show the destination of the Twurl, instead of the Twurl itself. They do this for other shorteners too, though I don't know how. Maybe they simply scrape the destination off of the /links/xxxxx page.

So, I thought, why not have some simple HTTP GET or POST API call which takes the link, and returns the Destination. Kinda like the inverse function for the twurl generation API.
For example: sending "unlink[twurl]=6l0xsh" to http;//tweetburner.com/links
could respond with: http://blogsearch.google.com/

I don't have a specific need to for this, I just thought it would be cool to have.

As a bonus, you could also include the total and unique clicks, which would have some interesting applications.

tweetburner replied on May 05, 2008 21:07 to the problem "Tweetburner not tracking recents links." in Tweetburner:

Hi Mark,

In a few hours the problems will be solved. Be on the look out for news on this subject on our blog. http://tweetburner.com/blog

Regards, Bob

Edo replied on April 29, 2008 08:11 to the idea "Twitterfeed and Twurl." in twitterfeed:

ops ... here (http://groups.google.com/group/Snipur...) the SnipURL Editor say it's in to-do list :-(

Sorry ...

A comment on the idea "Twitterfeed and Twurl." in twitterfeed:

I'll take a look at this when I next get a chance. The API docs at snipurl aren't very detailed - do you know if this uses HTTP basic authentication, so if I make an API call providing credentials, this will be automatically appearing under that user's account? – Mario Menti, on April 29, 2008 07:17

Jamfris replied on April 28, 2008 11:45 to the idea "Twitterfeed and Twurl." in twitterfeed:

That's great! Thanks a lot! :D

Edo replied on April 28, 2008 11:35 to the idea "Twitterfeed and Twurl." in twitterfeed:

Really cool, I'm testing it.

P.S. Can you add support to authentication on snurl so who has an account can follow stats on his links ?

Mario Menti replied on April 28, 2008 11:20 to the idea "Twitterfeed and Twurl." in twitterfeed:

I've just set support for tweetburner and snipurl live on twitterfeed: http://twitterfeed.wordpress.com/2008...

Let me know if you find any problems...

Edo replied on April 27, 2008 20:47 to the idea "Twitterfeed and Twurl." in twitterfeed:

If I can see your actual code I'll be glad to develop a patch for implement (at least) snurl. Obviously in my spare time ;-)

tweetburner replied on April 27, 2008 20:40 to the idea "Twitterfeed and Twurl." in twitterfeed:

Mario, if we can help you using our API or if you need additions / changes to the API we would be glad to help you out. Please let us know. Keep up the good work on Twitterfeed!

Mario Menti replied on April 27, 2008 20:31 to the idea "Twitterfeed and Twurl." in twitterfeed:

Thanks for the suggestion - there's been a few requests along these lines. I'll see what the most requested URL shortening services are, and try and implement at least the ones with an API in the near future. Hard to promise dates though, as I run twitterfeed in my spare time..

tweetburner replied on April 26, 2008 13:23 to the problem "Tweetburner not tracking recents links." in Tweetburner:

Hi Mark,

Thank you for the report. Not all links get picked up at the moment, we're still working on a good Jabber integration to catch all Twurls shared on Twitter.

But dispite that your Twurls must be picked up. At the moment posting via Tweetburner is the best way to go, we ensure the Twurls are picked up on your statistic pages. Posting via Twhirl is a good option too, we've haven't come across problems there.

There is a Wordpress plugin available which you can find here: http://trebel.nl/blog/wordpress-plugi...

Feel free to contact us on further questions. We're working hard on a good solution here. We're short on time at the moment, but we'll be launching it in the near future. Announcements on this will be via our blog or Twitter account (@tweetburner).

Regards,

Bob Jansen

tweetburner started a conversation in Tweetburner on April 25, 2008 07:35:

Which statistics are you missing?

The statistics on the frontpage of Tweetburner have been there since day one. Today we will start developing a seperate statistics section. We'd like to know which statistics you're missing or you would like to see in the new section.