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  2. However, twitter's search doesn't show any tweet and there are tons of tweets that are tweeted by BSE_News that contain this word. What I am doing currently - Go to the advanced search section once I have logged into my twitter a/c . I enter "Financial" in the "This exact phrase" text box and "@BSE_News" in the "From these accounts" text box.

  3. I'd like to search for everything relating to these terms: sidigital OR sidgtl OR sidigital.co. Example search. but I don't want to see anything from the specific user @sidgtl how do I do this? I can't ignore sidigital because I still want to see people mentioning the account, just nothing from the account itself. Thank you!

  4. How to Exclude retweets and replies in a search api?

    stackoverflow.com/questions/27941940

    Just use nitter.net it allows you to exclude things from the search results (via advanced search options on the right end of its search bar), and it even provides its own RSS feed. On top it expands these t.co short URLs and replaces the youtube URL with the invidio.us URL

  5. twitteR package allows only searchTwitter option. This doesnt support the advanced search. This doesnt support the advanced search. Any pointers will be helpful

  6. I read from the documentation that the search twitter API only goes back 7 days which isn't enough. Twitter's advanced search on its website is much more extensive: By searching 'clinton from:realdonaldtrump' in twitter, it shows the tweets for several years that have the string 'clinton' in it from the user realdonaldtrump.

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  8. If you want to specify a set of coordinates and radius for your search using the premium search API, you can do so with the point_radius premium search operator. Using Tweepy's API.geo_search method , which uses the Twitter API's GET geo/search endpoint , and a query for "Dallas,TX", the Place object returned that represents Dallas, TX ...

  9. Realfun's answer below allows you to search for verified users via the API. I just tried it. Just add "filter:verified" at the end of the search string and the search results will give you a list of only verified accounts. –

  10. I'm trying to build some advanced twitter searches to monitor certain items. At present, they get thrown off by people using one of the keywords in the username. I can't just mute / block all those users, as some of them are ones I follow. At the moment, the only way I can see to completely exclude an account from results is:

  11. How to properly "OR" word groups using Twitter's advanced search...

    stackoverflow.com/questions/35336187/how-to-properly-or...

    According to Twitter's Search API: Before getting involved, it’s important to know that the Search API is focused on relevance and not completeness. This means that some Tweets and users may be missing from search results. If you want to match for completeness you should consider using a Streaming API instead.