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[Vicariously @getvicarious]

Another happy customer 😅

And while I'm here... check out the latest blog post for some other non-obvious use cases of Vicariously✌️

https://t.co/kgVmUMCAwJ

[jack @jack]

I used @getvicarious to create and sync a list of all accounts I’m following, set that list to be reverse chron, named it “Latest” and pinned it, and now I can quickly swipe between ranked (algorithm) and all tweets as they happen

(inspired by an idea from team)

[Vicariously @getvicarious]

@friedmandave @bobbyfijan @maiab Still around! Just had to make lists private by default to avoid folks getting bombarded with notifications.

[Ben Wessel @BenWessel]

@j_kalla @Twitter This is great and exactly what i was looking for. Shout out @getvicarious!

[Vicariously @getvicarious]

@Malcolm_Ocean It's actually not in the FAQ, I should add it.

That's also a good idea regarding filters. Right now the only away to achieve a "filter effect" would be to leverage different list types, but that doesn't really help with what you're trying to do.

[Vicariously @getvicarious]

@dorianmariefr Nope, not currently. Interesting idea though and shouldn’t be too hard to implement. I can add it to the backlog of things to explore.

[Vicariously @getvicarious]

@dorianmariefr Yep, I think at this point you're just waiting for Twitter to allow you to start adding users to lists again. Everything should resolve itself over the next couple of days. Appreciate your enthusiasm for the product!

[Vicariously @getvicarious]

@dorianmariefr @rockweII_ Ha go figure, I'll take a look later today and get back to you. Appreciate your patience and understanding!

[Vicariously @getvicarious]

@dorianmariefr The reason your @rails list says it's synced (when it's actually also being throttled) is due to its low follow count and the heuristic used to detect when you're being throttled. Sorry about that.

[Vicariously @getvicarious]

@dorianmariefr So for your sync issues, it looks like you created a bunch of lists and Twitter is throttling you from adding more. See https://t.co/1BHalgQ9XY for more details.

[Vicariously @getvicarious]

@dorianmariefr Looks like @rockweII_ is spelt with capital "i" and not lowercase "l".

[Vicariously @getvicarious]

@dorianmariefr Unfortunately the Twitter API doesn’t support setting the list image (at least as of the last time I checked)

[Vicariously @getvicarious]

@juliawritescode I know you can on mobile web, suppose I’ve never tried on the regular website though so can’t say I’m sure about that.

[Vicariously @getvicarious]

@juliawritescode Huh, that’s weird, haven’t seen that before. You might want to try the website and see if that’s any different. I’m not sure why Twitter would hide this functionality from you.

[Vicariously @getvicarious]

@juliawritescode It shouldn’t. So do you not see the pin icon when you view your lists?

[Vicariously @getvicarious]

@juliawritescode Do you have any other lists pinned? Twitter limits you 5 pinned lists so if you’re at that threshold, you’ll need to unpin a list.

[Vicariously @getvicarious]

😁 if you’re not in the experiment bucket or not on iOS, you can also always achieve this functionality with Vicariously.

[Vicariously @getvicarious]

@CliftonB You're right that the pricing model isn't very friendly to your use case, so I went ahead and credited your account with a free subscription. Appreciate the feedback!

[Vicariously @getvicarious]

@marcomaroni By default, lists get updated daily. If you have a subscription, you can also configure it to be weekly, monthly, or never.

[Vicariously @getvicarious]

@anton @JakeHarding Yep! You can create a list based off any other user’s timeline through Vicariously. Then I’d recommend pinning that list so it’s only a swipe away from your home timeline.

Feel free to reach out if you have any other questions ✌️