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What is Tweetworks?

Tweetworks is a service and site built on top of Twitter allowing a user to create public
and private groups (instead of hashtags) with threaded conversations and more.

Tweetworks is a Boston-area startup created by @MikeLangford, and it features a
full-fledged web service API.

Using the Package

You'll need a Tweetworks account in order to use this API.

1. Obtain a Tweetworks API key: http://www.tweetworks.com/pages/contact
2. Read the Tweetworks API documentation: http://www.tweetworks.com/pages/api
3. import tweetworks
4. api = tweetworks.API("your api key")
5. Start calling API methods!

That's the gist of it! For more detailed information, see the
documentation: http://www.ultranurd.net/code/tweetworks/doc.html

Contributing

The easiest way to help out is to interact with the project on github:
http://github.com/UltraNurd/tweetworks-py/. If you're not able to dive
into the code yourself, contact me with suggestions, bugfixes, and the like.
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