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When you receive the error message “Rate limit exceeded” on Twitter, it means that you have exceeded the allowed number of requests within a specific time period. Twitter enforces rate limits to prevent abuse, ensure fair usage, and maintain the stability of their platform. The rate limit exceeded error typically occurs when you make API … Read more
The duration of a Twitter rate limit can vary depending on the specific API endpoint and the nature of the rate limit violation. Twitter imposes both temporary and permanent rate limits. Temporary Rate Limits: When you exceed the rate limit for a specific API endpoint, Twitter will typically impose a temporary rate limit on your … Read more
If you are consistently encountering rate limit issues on Twitter, there are several steps you can take to address the problem: It’s important to note that rate limits are imposed by Twitter to ensure fair usage and system stability. It’s essential to respect these limits and design your applications or code to work within them.