Wouldn't everyone just switch to the free one if that were true? I hope you're right but it seems dubious considering Yoast and the like are no longer able to post to twitter.Isn't there a free version of the API that Must said he would leave as is? Gotta check my sources, but far as I know that was the compromise.
Can you please explain how to go about that?still can use python to post without api
I dunno about python but I know it is fairly simple with browser automation in .NET. I don't really do python but I wouldn't be surprised if it didn't have a way to automate a browser with it.Can you please explain how to go about that?
If I'm reading into their dev resources page correctly, then yeah. There's still a free API but predictably has some limitations compared to the paid ones.Wouldn't everyone just switch to the free one if that were true? I hope you're right but it seems dubious considering Yoast and the like are no longer able to post to twitter.
Can you provide a link to where it says this? I would like to do something with it.If I'm reading into their dev resources page correctly, then yeah. There's still a free API but predictably has some limitations compared to the paid ones.
For sure. Should be this one: https://developer.x.com/en/docs/twitter-api/getting-started/about-twitter-apiCan you provide a link to where it says this? I would like to do something with it.
Cheers. I'll take a look.For sure. Should be this one: https://developer.x.com/en/docs/twitter-api/getting-started/about-twitter-api
Have at it.