Want to the find the first post you wrote or that someone else wrote? It’s easy.
- Go to the Twitter page of the person whose first post you want to see. Take note of their Twitter username.
- Look for the number of updates in the Stats section in the right column.
- Take the number of updates and divide it by 20. (There are 20 updates per page).
- If you have a remainder after the division, add 1 to your result. This is the page number you need.
- Construct a url using the following syntax:
http://twitter.com/[username]?page=[pagenumber] - Load that url in your browser.
That’s it. Enjoy!
it didn’t work, mine would have been page 881 but it won’t let me past page 320!
Didn’t work for me either, all I got was a profile page with no updates at all on it.
Yes. Unfortunately this is the case.
When I wrote the post, either there wasn’t a limit or the accounts I tested with hadn’t reached it yet. Now you can only go so far back in time.
I wonder if that history exists in Twitter’s databases and is accessible some way or if it is gone forever.