Your application was not approved

[ITdrug_info]

Your application was not approved.

Thank you for your interest in developer access. We are unable to serve your use case at this time.

Why?

and then what?
the answer is no and no!

[LeBraat]

All of our developer applications are reviewed to ensure compliance with Twitter policy. While we can’t comment on specific cases, applications may be rejected if they are found to be in violation of any section of the Developer Agreement and Policy, Automation Rules, Display Requirements, and/or the Twitter Rules.

Additional information on restricted uses of Twitter APIs is available here.

There currently isn’t a way to edit a rejected application, or to re-apply, however stay informed for product updates/changes.

[PrionSon]

I got the same message. The entire experience was pretty poor and I think the review quality at the moment is probably very poor in order to get through a large number of applications.

Particularly after filling in the form I got sent an email asking for the same details as I put in my applications.

I put more detail, paying careful attention to be very explicit about the requested information, however I then received back a second email with exactly the same request for information obviously cut/pasted.

I then replied saying that I didnt know how I could answer 2 of the points more explicitly and asking for more detail on what they actually wanted from me only to receive an immediate rejection.

I think it’s pretty poor form that twitter as an organisation is opening a dialog with developers and then effectively ignoring the responses and resorting to cutting/pasting of templates via email.

I suspect what will happen is that over time the wider community will learn the “golden” answers that the twitter reviewers are looking for and just always fill these in making the whole review process pretty pointless anyway.

And on top of that I still don’t know what was wrong with my use-case and have no way to either modify my use case to bring it into compliance or to reapply.

[LeBraat]

Thank you for the response.

Let me reassure you that our team is taking their time in reviewing all aspects of these applications, hence the wait time that developers have been experiencing. We cannot comment on specifics here. Please make sure to review our policies listed in my previous response and be patient as our product team works to release new updates to this system.

[LeBraat]