@lmatteis That’s true. Unfortunately the Library of Congress has abandoned its Twitter archive project: https://t.co/N2a6CwsqNs. Not sure whether there’s anything official or will be.
Wow, the developer Brendan got back already. There’s now an endpoint where you can search by tweet ID. Example: https://t.co/VeyX0ew9sh.
xkcd Steepen the Curve xkcd.com/2409 pic.twitter.com/buClthMojS
@JorgeCasar @passle_ @mxbck When I read about it, I asked for technical details, but haven’t heard back so far. Any updates now, @devoorhoede?
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With Trump’s Twitter account suspended, there needs to be an archive to look up his past tweets. There’s https://t.co/dpZeP3TJOu, which is used regularly by reputable sources (according to https://t.co/7ckshcHMYK), but which doesn’t offer tweet ID s
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