Steve Purcell

Cool. I'll have a play with this code when I get some time. Thanks for sending it over! :-)

Sure -- I'd be interested to take a look. If possible, please submit a pull request via github. I'll then review the code for potential inclusion. If that's not convenient,...

Cool! Thanks. I think there's an even easier way to do it, BTW, without modifying the existing code. :-) I'll try to put together some code to demonstrate it... -Steve

To which new rules are you referring? I haven't read of anything.

Found what you're referring to. Will read and respond.

I've tweeted 'em to find out. We're likely to need to make changes, but I'd hope that whatever plumbing they use to support their own widgets could also be used...

No response. Given the general discussion around this topic, I wouldn't say things look good for the future of `jquery.tweet.js`.

@bootsz Yes, it suggest that jQuery Tweet will no longer be able to work in its current form. However, if Twitter is providing its own widgets which presumably have unauthenticated...

@bootsz I just meant from a network point of view -- while the appearance of Tweet wouldn't be identical, it could perhaps be made to make network requests in a...

@danielkorte Correct. But neither would Twitter's official widgets be a solution, for the same reason. At least currently. It's unclear what the situation will be with rate limiting after the...