#1

Can I use the image below as a post support function using the TWITTER API?

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#2

It looks like this image is from the twemoji project? Is that correct? It is not clear what your question is, what do you mean by a “post support function”?

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#3

I’m not twitter but if it helps, the licence twemoji/LICENSE-GRAPHICS at master · twitter/twemoji · GitHub is Creative Commons — Attribution 4.0 International — CC BY 4.0 so i think you are free to include it in your project with attribution

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#4

@andypiper
Thank you for replying to me.

I am very sorry for the omission in my question.
I have added content below.
Please confirm for me.

”We operate a web application for posting using the Twitter API.
This time, we will implement a function that allows user to select and enter emoji from the list of emoji when creating a post.
I would like to use the official Twitter image file (https://abs.twimg.com/responsive-web/client-web/twemoji_sprite.9eb34115.png) to display the pictogram list.

In such a case, is there a copyright problem to use the corresponding image file in your own web application?”

#5

@IgorBrigadir
Thank you very much for your response.
I have read and I want an exact answer from Twitter about the copyright issues.

#6

I would not use that specific file / URL, since it may change. The images themselves come from the twemoji project, and that has a clear license that you can refer to. If you use that project and its files you can base your usage on the document license. I am not a lawyer so I cannot comment further.

#7

Thanks for your answer. I will find out about it. Thank you very much!