Loving twitter, kudos for your work, sorry for not knowing WHERE to ask this. Please help.
FeatureRequest:
use the lang=en field of a Status() object as chooser in the GUI
Why? My followers are not all English native speakers.
What? I would like to do such things:
show a homepage of an account but only their ENGLISH tweets
follow an account, but only subscribe to their ENGLISH tweets (i.e. mute everything else)
allow others to see on my account's home page that I enabled "FOLLOW in EN/DE", and thus let them follow a language of their choice among my tweeted languages.
(1.) one is REALLY easy. Just insert a ... WHERE lang=en ... into your SQL SELECT statement.
The next ideas (2.) and (3.) are increasingly more complicated. Still though - easy.
IF YOU cannot help, please point me to someone who could perhaps. Thanks.
I have more ideas which can use language in a useful way. But let's start here.
Loving twitter, kudos for your work, sorry for not knowing WHERE to ask this. Please help.
FeatureRequest:
use the
lang=en
field of a Status() object as chooser in the GUIWhy? My followers are not all English native speakers.
What? I would like to do such things:
(1.) one is REALLY easy. Just insert a
... WHERE lang=en ...
into your SQLSELECT
statement.The next ideas (2.) and (3.) are increasingly more complicated. Still though - easy.
IF YOU cannot help, please point me to someone who could perhaps. Thanks.
I have more ideas which can use language in a useful way. But let's start here.
thanks a lot, have a great day! Andreas
the data exists, you just have to add a viewer
example
so far I have seen these properties:
The last one makes me think there will be false negatives. But that is really no problem, initially.
your questions:
problem in one sentence:
my followers/following use English PLUS another language. I want to select "English only".
Expected behavior
A button on each homepage "show only English tweets"
Actual behavior
button does not exist, tried a myriad of tools, to no avail.
Steps to reproduce the behavior
Interview someone who is not an English native speaker. Let them tell you their experience.