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Using shields.io twitter badge does not seem to work #518
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Thank you for raising this issue! I actually believe that nobody has ever tweeted https://shields.io, because the secure version of the website is (shame on us!) using a self-signed certificate, because of various issues and an awkward setup (which will change reasonably soon). On the other hand: … I'll switch to the non-TLS version on the front page. I believe the purpose of the badge is unclear. You believe the badge shows the number of tweets produced (right?), while it shows the number of tweets related to a URL (for instance, I will change the front-page title from "Twitter" to "Twitter URL", if that is clearer. (Self note: https://dev.twitter.com/rest/reference/get/users/show has user lookups, with |
Ah, now this explains it. Thanks a lot. |
I'll close this in favor of #527 |
Hi,
Shields.io is really offering a great service, lots of thanks for that. I was trying out the badge for twitter and tried to understand how to set this up correctly and fail.
On your homepage you show an example of the twitter badge: https://img.shields.io/twitter/url/https/shields.io.svg?style=social - this shows 0 tweets, which I think is wrong.
I tried to use the shield with my twitter account (sieglst) and guessed that the badge should be: https://img.shields.io/twitter/url/https/sieglst.svg?style=social - this also shows 0 tweets.
What do I do wrong?
Thank you,
Stefan
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