Hi Tom,

To better understand the situation, may I know what kind of information they are asking from you, the information that you provided, and their response?

Here are the original questions. Our responses are underlined



In order to complete our review of your application, we need additional information about your use case. The most common types of information that can help expedite our review include:

• The core use case, intent, or business purpose for your use of the Twitter APIs
o Communication between business blog at https://kellybookkeeping.com/blog and Twitter account
• If you intend to analyze Tweets, Twitter users, or their content, share details about the analyses you plan to conduct and the methods or techniques
o There is no intention to analyze Tweets, users or their content or share information
• If your use involves Tweeting, Retweeting, or liking content, share how you will interact with Twitter users or their content
o There will be no Tweeting, Retweeting, or liking content
• If you’ll display Twitter content off of Twitter, explain how and where Tweets and Twitter content will be displayed to users of your product or service, including whether Tweets and Twitter content will be displayed at row level or aggregated
o Twitter content will not be displayed off of Twitter

To provide this information to Twitter, reply to this email.

Here is their response to our submission


Thank you for your response.
At this time, we still do not have enough specific information about your intended use case to complete review of your application. As a reminder, we previously requested additional information about:
• The core use case, intent, or business purpose for your use of the Twitter APIs
o Note that “business purpose” in this context includes uses not necessarily connected to a commercial business. We require information about the problem, user story, or overall goal your use of Twitter content is intended to address.
o If you are a student, learning to code, or just getting started with the Twitter APIs, please provide details about potential projects or areas of focus.
• If you intend to analyze Tweets, Twitter users, or their content, share details about the analyses you plan to conduct and the methods or techniques
o Note that “analyze” in this context includes any form of processing performed on Twitter content. Please provide as detailed and exhaustive an explanation as possible of your intended use case.
• If your use involves Tweeting, Retweeting, or liking content, share how you will interact with Twitter users or their content.
• If you’ll display Twitter content off of Twitter, explain how and where Tweets and Twitter content will be displayed to users of your product or service, including whether Tweets and Twitter content will be displayed at row level or aggregated
o Where possible, please share links to illustrations and/or sample work products. Note that we can’t view attachments.
To provide this information to Twitter, reply to this email. Failure to provide the necessary information will result in the rejection of your application.
Thank you for your interest in building on Twitter.

I have read of the problems developers are having getting approval.

Hey there,

I am really sorry for the delay of this reply as it is a weekend for us here.

Maybe you can try explain to them similar this and see if this could help.

• The core use case, intent, or business purpose for your use of the Twitter APIs

I would like to allow my site blogger can able to autopost their blog post to their Twitter profile page automatically.
Mean when someone published a new blog post on the site, it will automatically generate a tweet about this blog post and share into the profile page.

• If you intend to analyze Tweets, Twitter users, or their content, share details about the analyses you plan to conduct and the methods or techniques

We got provided an option on the site to allow site blogger determine that whether they want to autopost to their Twitter user profile page, if they interesting want to autopost their new blog post to their profile, they need to authenticate their Twitter user account on the site user profile page.

• If your use involves Tweeting, Retweeting, or liking content, share how you will interact with Twitter users or their content

Once the site blogger authenticated with their Twitter user account, they can able to automatically share the new post content as tweet into their Twitter user profile page when published a new blog post on the site.

• If you’ll display Twitter content off of Twitter, explain how and where Tweets and Twitter content will be displayed to users of your product or service, including whether Tweets and Twitter content will be displayed at row level or aggregated

For this section, you have to temporary enable this "Allow Authors To Use Their Twitter Account" setting from your site backend > Easyblog > autoposting > twitter , so you can able to capture a screenshot from site frontend to show them how it suppose to work on the site if using Twitter app. e.g. https://take.ms/UdKO2

Basically the explanation just to let them know how this Twitter autopost feature work on your site if using Twitter app.

Currently I am not really sure whether this can easier to make them approval it quickly, but you can give it a try.

Thanks Arlex. I will let you know what happens

Alright, keep us update then.

Apparently it was approved today. Thanks. I'll keep your introns for the next client.

Thanks for getting back to us above info can help much you here.

Just for your information, I have locked and marked this thread as resolved to avoid confusions in the future. Please start a new thread if you have any other issue in the future so it will be easier for us to manage your inquiries.

Thanks for understanding.