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From: Matthew Stanciu <mattbstanciu@gmail.com>
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 # twitter-og
 
-An experiment to add open graph data back to Twitter
+Twitter shut down public access to the platform on June 30th, 2023, along with open graph data. This made me very sad because I share a lot of links to Twitter, and now they all look like this:
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+<img width="132" alt="Screenshot of a link in iMessage with no OG data" src="https://github.com/MatthewStanciu/twitter-og/assets/14811170/617ffb3d-72d5-46bf-8194-b08037b48554">
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+Thankfully, there’s still an API for embedding tweets that’s still publicly accessible, which we can use to reconstruct the open graph data, so the tweets you share can look like this again:
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+<img width="370" alt="Screenshot of a link in iMessage with the caption 'I will be frontlining Glastonbury' and with a picture of a bear jumping in shallow water" src="https://github.com/MatthewStanciu/twitter-og/assets/14811170/22da3f77-b747-4185-8e78-9b91b3a86cda">
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+To use it, simply replace twitter.com with twitter-og.com in the link to any Twitter post. Clicking on a twitter-og.com link will still take you to the tweet.