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Set a budget and pay for what works. Only pay when users follow your account or retweet, like, reply, or click on your Promoted Tweet. You’re in complete control. The link takes you to the page on the selected social network site where you can share a link. For example, if you click the Reddit link, you're taken to the submit to reddit page on the Reddit website. Adding a Twitter Feed. For information about using a Twitter helper that is compatible with the current version of the Twitter API, see Twitter. The only clickable link you are allowed is under the Web category, where you are allowed one, but you could write out a link under your Bio, it just wouldn't be clickable or indexable which I assume is what you want. Settings Profile Web is how y.

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Overview

July 2020

At times, Twitter will take action to limit or prevent the spread of URL links to content outside Twitter. This is done by displaying a warning notice when the link is clicked, or by blocking the link so that it can’t be Tweeted at all.

We may take action to limit the spread of the following categories of links:

• Malicious links that could steal personal information or harm electronic devices. This includes:
  • Links that contain or lead to malware
  • Attempts at phishing
• Spammy links that mislead people or disrupt their experience. This includes:
  • Malicious redirected links that send people to an unexpected destination
  • Links associated with known platform manipulation campaigns
  • URL shorteners that are primarily used to mislead or deceive people about the website’s content.
  • Otherwise misleading or deceptive links; e.g., malicious affiliate links and clickjacking links

Find out more about our platform manipulation and spam policy.

• Certain categories of content that, if posted directly on Twitter, would violate our rules. This includes links to websites that feature:
  • Terrorism and violent extremism
    • Media, or other content created by terrorist organizations or violent extremist groups
    • Recruitment sites for a terrorist organization or violent extremist group
  • Child sexual exploitation (CSE)
    • Media depicting CSE
    • Identification of child survivors of sexual abuse
  • Illegal or certain regulated goods or services
    • Offers to buy, sell, or facilitate transactions in illegal goods or services, as well as certain types of regulated goods or services
  • Hateful conduct
    • Content that promotes violence against, threatens or harasses other people on the basis of race, ethnicity, national origin, caste, sexual orientation, gender, gender identity, religious affiliation, age, disability, or serious disease
  • Violence
    • Content that threatens violence against an individual or a group of people, or glorifies violence where people were targeted because of their membership in a protected group, or the perpetrators of such acts
  • Private information
    • Other people's private information that was posted without their express authorization and permission
  • Non-consensual nudity
    • Intimate media of someone that was shared without their consent
  • Content that interferes with civic and election integrity
    • Misleading information about how to vote or register to vote
  • Hacked material
    • Content obtained through hacking that contains private information, may put people in physical harm or danger, or contains trade secrets
      
• Violent or misleading content that could lead to real-world harm in the aftermath of a crisis incident. This includes, but is not limited to, links to websites that contain:
  • Manifestos associated with violent incidents
  • Media that depicts acts associated with a violent incident

How we surface links

We use a combination of factors to identify links that we may ultimately take enforcement action against. We receive information about links from many sources, including:

• Third-party vendors who specialize in countering spam and malware
• Collaborative information sharing with industry peers and trusted NGO partners
• Internal technology and tools
• Reported Tweets

Our enforcement options

We consider several factors when deciding whether to introduce a warning notice to a link, or to prevent it from being shared on Twitter. Simple movie editing software mac. These considerations include:

• The source of the URL in question and our degree of certainty that the link is malicious or harmful. For example:
  • Links reviewed by Twitter may be blocked outright, whereas a warning notice may be applied to links we first become aware of via lower-confidence information sharing from trusted third parties
• The severity of the website’s content
• Context and apparent intent of the link sharer. For instance:
  • We may treat newsworthy links shared by journalists differently than if the link were shared by someone else
  • We may treat links to websites criticizing or commenting on content that violates our rules differently than links sharing the content straightforwardly or without commentary
  • We may treat links with commentary glorifying a violent incident differently than links expressing outrage about the same incident

Accounts dedicated to sharing content which we block, or which attempt to circumvent a block on the sharing a link, may be subject to additional enforcement action, including suspension. Learn more about our range of enforcement options. In some cases, the sharing of a link will also result in account suspension due to a zero-tolerance policy (for instance, if a link is shared to child sexual exploitation content).

About blocked links

If we have blocked a link, you will see an error message if you try to include it in your Tweet or Direct Message, or on your profile. The message reads: “You can’t complete this action because this link has been identified by Twitter or our partners as being potentially harmful. Please visit our Help Center to learn more.”

About links that have warning notices

In some instances, Twitter will introduce a warning that the link may be unsafe. The warning notice can be clicked through if you wish to proceed to the third-party site. When a link has been categorized by Twitter as meeting the criteria for a warning notice, it will also have limited visibility on Twitter. Read more about limited Tweet visibility.

Miscategorized links

We work at a rapid pace and in collaboration with third parties to stay on top of emerging malicious or harmful links. Sometimes, despite our best efforts, links can be miscategorized.

If you notice that a link has been blocked or has a warning notice and you believe this is in error, you can report it to us via this form. In the “problematic link” field, please insert the extended URL of the link, rather than a shortened version.

by Tom FitzMacken

This article explains how to add social networking links for Facebook, Twitter, Reddit, and Digg to pages in an ASP.NET Web Pages (Razor) website, and how to include Twitter feeds, Xbox gamer cards, and Gravatar images.

What you'll learn:

• How to let people bookmark/link your site.
• How to add a Twitter feed.
• How to add a Facebook Like button to pages.
• How to render Gravatar.com images.
• How to display an Xbox gamer card on your site.

Software versions used in the tutorial

• ASP.NET Web Pages (Razor) 2
• ASP.NET Web Helper Library (NuGet package)

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This tutorial also works with ASP.NET Web Pages 3, except for parts that use the ASP.NET Web Helper Library.

Linking Your Website on Social Networking Sites

If people like something on your site, they often want to share it with friends. You can make this easy by displaying glyphs (icons) that people can click to share a page on Digg, Reddit, Facebook, Twitter, or similar sites.

To display these glyphs, add the LinkSharecode helper to a page. People who visit your page can click an individual glyph. If they have an account with that social networking site, they can then post a link to your page on that site.

1. Add the ASP.NET Web Helpers Library to your website as described in Installing Helpers in an ASP.NET Web Pages Site, if you haven't already added it.- Create a page named ListLinkShare.cshtml and add the following markup:

   In this example, when the LinkShare helper runs, the page title is passed as a parameter, which in turn passes the page title to the social networking site. However, you could pass in any string you want. This example also specifies which social networking sites to include in the list. You can specify the social networking sites that are relevant to your site.

2. Run the ListLinkShare.cshtml page in a browser. (Make sure the page is selected in the Files workspace before you run it.)

3. Click a glyph for one of the sites that you're signed up for. The link takes you to the page on the selected social network site where you can share a link. For example, if you click the Reddit link, you're taken to the submit to reddit page on the Reddit website.

Adding a Twitter Feed

For information about using a Twitter helper that is compatible with the current version of the Twitter API, see Twitter helper. Yumi usb multiboot creator. This example shows how to write your own helper so you can easily reuse the code from many pages.

Displaying a Facebook 'Like' Button

In some cases, your best option is to get the code directly from the social networking provider rather than relying on a helper. This is especially true if the social network provider updates its options more quickly than the helper is updated.

To add Facebook features (such as the Like button) to your site, you can retrieve code snippets from the developers.facebook.com site. On the Facebook site, you use their tools to generate a code snippet that is relevant to your site.

The following highlighted code is the code that was retrieved from the Like Button tool on the developers.facebook.com site. You must provide your own app ID.

Rendering a Gravatar Image

A Gravatar (a 'globally recognized avatar') is an image that can be used on multiple websites as your avatar — that is, an image that represents you. For example, a Gravatar can identify a person in a forum post, in a blog comment, and so on. (You can register your own Gravatar at the Gravatar website at http://www.gravatar.com/.) If you want to display images next to people's names or email addresses on your website, you can use the Gravatar helper.

In this example, you're using a single Gravatar that represents yourself. Another way to use a Gravatar is to let people specify their Gravatar address when they register on your site. (You can learn how to let people register in Adding Security and Membership to an ASP.NET Web Pages Site.) Then whenever you display information for that user, you can just add the Gravatar to where you display the user's name.

1. Add the ASP.NET Web Helpers Library to your website as described in Installing Helpers in an ASP.NET Web Pages Site, if you haven't already.

2. Create a new web page named Gravatar.cshtml.

3. Add the following markup to the file:

   The Gravatar.GetHtml method displays the Gravatar image on the page. To change the size of the image, you can include a number as a second parameter. The default size is 80. Numbers less than 80 make the image smaller. Numbers greater than 80 make the image larger.

4. In the Gravatar.GetHtml methods, replace <Your Gravatar account here> with the email address that you use for your Gravatar account. (If you don't have a Gravatar account, you can use the email address of someone who does.)

5. Run the page in your browser. The page displays two Gravatar images for the email address you specified. The second image is smaller than the first.

Displaying an Xbox Gamer Card

When people play Microsoft Xbox games online, each user has a unique ID. Statistics are kept for each player in the form of a gamer card, which shows their reputation, gamer score, and recently played games. If you're an Xbox gamer, you can show your gamer card on pages in your site by using the GamerCard helper.

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1. Add the ASP.NET Web Helpers Library to your website as described in Installing Helpers in an ASP.NET Web Pages Site, if you haven't already.

2. Create a new page named XboxGamer.cshtml and add the following markup.

   You use the GamerCard.GetHtml property to specify the alias for the gamer card to be displayed.

3. Run the page in your browser. The page displays the Xbox gamer card that you specified.