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API changes in the Twitter timeline feed

Getting worked up over the timeline url you had created, that isn’t showing up anymore? Here’s shedding some light.
This recent development has occurred as the url you had wanted has just entered the obsolete list, in other words – it has been taken off, under Twitter’s recent API update. Earlier this year during the month of March, Twitter had declared that “universioned endpoints”, GET statuses/public timeline plus the v1 REST ATOM, had got disapproved and would ultimately stop working.
The move was set to take place in the October 2012, as Twitter was all set to switch off their endpoints...Continue reading →
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