#1

HI,

I am currently a graduate student and doing a research project on sentiment analysis.

I have provided my use case in the application along with my Google Scholar profile (verified with a valid student ID) and research work I want to improve upon. I got an email from devs to provide my Google Scholar several times and my use case. I provided all the details along with the certificate of enrollment from my university to verify myself. I also have provided my research objective clearly in my application and its non-commercial use explicitly. Despite this, my application was rejected and no concrete reason was provided for the rejection. What should I do now?

#2

One way may be to try and get your supervisor or principal investigator to sign up instead, maybe if they have a more prominent account and academic presence, they are more likely to be granted access, i’ve some notes here: Twitter Developer Access - twarc

#3

Hello! The same just happened to me yesterday and I don’t know what to do. I am not sure if I can apply another time. I am a student working currently on my master thesis and I need this access urgently for my empirical analysis. I don’t even know why I was not accepted. I have sent a link of my google scholar account but they were also asking for a link to my university profile but there is only a private profile that I can access to check my grades and choose my classes. Have you been successful with getting a response from twitter or did you apply again? I would be happy to hear from you :slight_smile:

#4

Same thing happened with me. I have no clue what was the reason behind my application’ rejection. Can I apply for twitter API access again or any other way that worked for u ?
Pleasure hearing from you

#5

Hello, I am a student of Xiangtan University from China. I want to build an intelligent twitter QA bot that searches for specific content. I want to try to optimize the user experience, leveraging nlp and machine learning techniques. I like open source, I like to try out new technologies, and I like the diverse community of twitter, and I hope I can do some meaningful research and testing. So I want to apply for api. Thank you

#6

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