Tidbits by Scotty

The1Parzical exposes the twitter censorship algos Hey @elonmusk @X I thought the point of @X was to prevent censoring? https://t.co/0wTAH8Jo69 — Rejected_Demon (@RejectedDemon) September 20, 2024 🔥🔥🔥 - Does this count as X acknowledging my posts? 🤣🤣🤣 https://t.co/O7Bmw0B4oT pic.twitter.com/wBh2lIhuMc — THE PARZIVAL (@The1Parzival) September 20, 2024 The1Parzival https://x.com/The1Parzival @The1Parzival May I quote you on that for the upcoming blogpost? https://t.co/CTA5FkGZDo pic.twitter.com/zy6WIwL7MZ — Scotty (@StLHandyMan) August 20, 2024 It's not about quote posting, its about sending a message with quote posting. https://t.co/MGLlJUAUWm — THE PARZIVAL (@The1Parzival) August 18, 2024 Algo Bust'n w/ @The1Parzival yes you can "quote" me on that https://t.co/FOR3rreOrm pic.twitter.com/SfdSZ3uiEC — Scotty (@StLHandyMan) August 20, 2024 . @The1Parzival what in that bag of trix? +8 https://t.co/cbdfC1XzXX pic.twitter.com/ogbdpcH5LL — Scotty

I've been embedding and putting tweets into my blogs for a few years now.  I just found a new feature that I am experimenting with that allows me to place the tweets, replies, and lists that are on my twitter feed into blog posts. This is a new feature I was not aware of until today.   Embedded timelines are an easy way to embed Tweets on your website in a compact, linear view. Choose between a profile timeline to get the latest Tweets from a Twitter account, or a List timeline containing a curated list of Tweets from your favorite Twitter accounts. An embedded timeline consists of two parts: including an embed code that links your webpage to the timeline on Twitter.com, and the Twitter for Websites JavaScript to transform the link into a fully-rendered timeline. note:  This is my first embed a timeline experiment using my timeline.   Tweets by StLHandyMan   This is going to allow people who do not like to use twitter for whatever reason to now see the things I post and more impo