Looks like the #AcademicAPI is finally gone.

In the latest version of the paper, you can find the details about how the data was collected! Help to spread the information and let's make the last days of Twitter's APIs worthwhile! :o) #AcademicAPI https://t.co/3s873szkYY

Publication alert for #Twitter researchers! The #AcademicAPI can deliver complete (or at least close to complete) sets of historic Tweets! Data endpoint V2 has higher coverage than endpoint V1.1. [1/5] w/ @angelina_vmo @luca @oStritze @dgarcia_eu https://t.co/8R4MBdj6ju

And with that it looks like #Twitter has now fully deprecated the #AcademicAPI despite promising 11 weeks ago to "find new ways to continue serving this community" in terms of (#API) data access. #DSA

TwitterのAcademicAPIにアクセスできなくなっている気がする・・・

Good Bye for now, #AcademicAPI, my old friend :( I'm counting on you #DigitalServiceAct! Research needs to be supported and not blocked to improve the platform's climate, @elonmusk.

For those frantically trying to download data from Twitter before the #academicAPI gets turned off, I made a few videos that might help. Here's the first, walking you through how to get data with Tweepy (requires some python knowledge): https://t.co/wZ0lsVEVhf

.@ktakeda1 MSFT Academic Knowledge graph https://t.co/k9t8XkJ9t9 #ATIr

Wade: Academic Graph can be downloaded from https://t.co/FOi2HsV6gQ also api at: https://t.co/sLij5cumIf #ICSS2016 <cool!

We explored the disadvantages of the increased difficulty in accessing this valuable resource, which restricts researchers' ability to gain insights, analyze trends, and contribute to advancing knowledge. #AcademicTwitter #academicAPI #socialmedia

Interesting assessment of the Twitter #AcademicAPI Data endpoint V2

What about the #academicAPI?

Tue, 11 Apr 2023.Just Another Day on Twitter:A Complete 24 Hours of X Data.#AcademicAPI #Hashtags #Data #Multidimensional #Scaling

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