Twittergram update
Saturday, October 6, 2007 by Dave Winer.
Last night I opened up the picture processing part of the Twittergram service. ![Permalink to this paragraph](http://www.scripting.com/images/2001/09/20/sharpPermaLink3.gif)
It's the second scenario in Thursday's post about web architecture. ![Permalink to this paragraph](http://www.scripting.com/images/2001/09/20/sharpPermaLink3.gif)
That means that anyone can sign up for the service, and links to all their pictures will be posted to their Twitter account. A lot of new people are using it, but learning that too much of a good thing can be, er.. too much. So I'm going to have to put some constraints on it, like this: no more than five pictures per hour? So they queue up after that? Not sure. You could ruin an account by posting too many pics (it might take a long time to clear the queue). This is going to take some thinking and perhaps experimentation. Ideas are welcome. ![Permalink to this paragraph](http://www.scripting.com/images/2001/09/20/sharpPermaLink3.gif)
Follow all the pics in the picstream account. I clearly should do a page on the Twittergram account that shows all the pics. Already some people are using it for R-rated pictures. Oy. This might get more "interesting." ![Permalink to this paragraph](http://www.scripting.com/images/2001/09/20/sharpPermaLink3.gif)
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