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Is it possible to check who added my tweets to their favorites?
Is there a way, maybe a third company tool that can show me who added my tweets to their favorites? It is always nice to know who liked what. So please help me.
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Inappropriate?There's a third-party service that tries to do this. See http://favotter.matope.com
You can enter your username in the upper right corner of the page3 Comments
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How about a site in English, please? -
Oh yes. That same site has an English version. The correct URL is http://favotter.matope.com/en
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No, this isn't the one I'm looking for. It shows you some favorites, but I'd like to see the people who favorited MY posts.
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Inappropriate?The English version does NOT allow you to perform a search.
Is there an app out there that will allow me to search IN ENGLISH whether someone has marked one of my tweets as his or her favorite? -
Inappropriate?Hi kjccreates. Favotter uses this URL format if you want to see the tweets of a particular user that has been added to favorites:
http://favotter.matope.com/en/user.ph... (substitute "username" with the actual username)
For example, here's a list of tweets posted by jemimakiss that had been added to the favorites of other users:
http://favotter.matope.com/en/user.ph...
If you don't find your own tweets listed at the URL for your username, then I believe this means none of your tweets were favorited by the 950 accounts that Favotter monitors... in which case, I'm at a loss as to how to help you further, unfortunately.1 Comment Add a comment
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I'm sorry, but this isn't working. I would remember if I've ever written stuff in japanese. :/
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Inappropriate?Thank you mdy! Part of the problem is that favotter doesn't provide a failure message - it just dumps you to the main page in Japanese. Hence my thinking the search engine didn't work.
I guess I'm not one of the 950, then. I'm startled to find no one else has created a search function for this.
