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What do too many requests mean in connection with Twitter (X)
- Thread starter Pabbly_Mo
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The error message "Too Many Requests" with a status code of 429 typically indicates that your application or user account has exceeded the rate limit imposed by the Twitter API.
Twitter enforces rate limits to prevent misuse of their API and to ensure fair usage by all developers. Each API endpoint and method has its rate limits, which specify how many requests you can make within a specific time window (usually 15 minutes). If you exceed these limits, you will receive the 429 status code along with the "Too Many Requests" error message.
developer.x.com
There are multiple rate limits, which you can check here:
https://developer.twitter.com/en/docs/twitter-api/rate-limits
Twitter enforces rate limits to prevent misuse of their API and to ensure fair usage by all developers. Each API endpoint and method has its rate limits, which specify how many requests you can make within a specific time window (usually 15 minutes). If you exceed these limits, you will receive the 429 status code along with the "Too Many Requests" error message.
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developer.x.com
There are multiple rate limits, which you can check here:
https://developer.twitter.com/en/docs/twitter-api/rate-limits
Pabbly_Mo
Member
I see thank you very much! you have been a great help!
The error message "Too Many Requests" with a status code of 429 typically indicates that your application or user account has exceeded the rate limit imposed by the Twitter API.
Twitter enforces rate limits to prevent misuse of their API and to ensure fair usage by all developers. Each API endpoint and method has its rate limits, which specify how many requests you can make within a specific time window (usually 15 minutes). If you exceed these limits, you will receive the 429 status code along with the "Too Many Requests" error message.
Response codes and errors - X
Build, analyze, and innovate with X's real-time, global data and APIs. Access comprehensive API documentation, SDKs, tutorials, and developer tools.
There are multiple rate limits, which you can check here:
https://developer.twitter.com/en/docs/twitter-api/rate-limits
Pabbly_Mo
Member
Is it possible to get images from Instagram and posted to Twitter via Pebbly with the new laws for Twitter?
Pabbly_Mo
Member
Is it possible to go around the twitter api limits for examples using buffer?
I am afraid its currently not possible to post images on Twitter.
You can try adding a Delay step to your workflow for this.
Pabbly_Mo
Member
ok I understand, is it possible to get it from Instagram and publish it on Reddit? Note the account or the publisher is not me, I am not the account owner.
I tried using RSS.app to get the XML and connect it with RSS by pabbly but when try to publish on Reddit it is stating that there is a Bad_url in the value box
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Pabblymember11
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Hey @Pabbly_Mo
Can you please share the workflow URL once in which you have tried the same, so that we can look into it?
Can you please share the workflow URL once in which you have tried the same, so that we can look into it?
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