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Change Set	Date	Downloads	Comment
60447 by JoeMayo	Oct 25 at 2:40 AM	42	A little maintenance and cleanup. Needed to make sure new types are serializable.
60420 by JoeMayo	Oct 24 at 6:53 AM	6	Added retweet API support. However, the current code is based on documentation because the API hasn't been published yet. Test when API becomes available.
60417 by JoeMayo	Oct 24 at 4:24 AM	7	Added ReportSpam API.
60405 by JoeMayo	Oct 23 at 8:58 PM	2	Added cursor support for User and Social Graph APIs. Fixed type mismatch bug in post-processing.
60318 by JoeMayo	Oct 20 at 6:03 PM	11	Added versioning url for Twitter and refactored post processing.
60306 by JoeMayo	Oct 20 at 2:12 AM	5	Order operations complete. You can now order ascending, descending, and with multiple properties.
60304 by JoeMayo	Oct 20 at 12:25 AM	1	Added enhanced filtering support and support for projections. Started adding sort support and can now sort on a single property in ascending order. Still need to add support for multiple properies and descending.
59619 by JoeMayo	Oct 2 at 3:39 AM	44	Did more testing on VB implementation to verify that all is working fine. Fixed problem with passing no ID to side-effect methods that take id, userID, and screenName. Fixed VB demo code for OAuth.
59569 by JoeMayo	Sep 30 at 6:33 PM	8	Fixed error handling problem and wrote more VB demos
59554 by JoeMayo	Sep 30 at 7:13 AM	1	Fixed VB problem with CompareString
59051 by AArnott	Sep 11 at 4:46 PM	41	Surfaced the IDisposable components of OAuth up to the TwitterContext level.
59045 by AArnott	Sep 11 at 3:20 PM	13	Removed serialization of TwitterContext, which in OAuth scenarios is not supported.
58325 by JoeMayo	Aug 23 at 6:22 AM	32	Fixed problem with ExpressionTree not being able to parse ConvertChecked, which is generated by VB compiler for Type parameter.
58220 by JoeMayo	Aug 19 at 1:07 AM	23	Make LINQ to Twitter objects serializable, including TwitterContext.
58090 by AArnott	Aug 15 at 2:55 AM	18	Switching to https by default.
57137 by AArnott	Jul 24 at 4:17 PM	36	Added update post sample to web app.
57120 by ravensorb	Jul 24 at 12:53 PM	5	Updated solution to include System.Web.Mvc.dll assembly and to use the local reference (from the resources folder)
57111 by JoeMayo	Jul 24 at 5:10 AM	7	Added Page property to User, updated test, and added demo method GetAllFollowersQueryDemo
57012 by JoeMayo	Jul 22 at 3:40 PM	4	Fixed bug with Rate Limit Status where <hash /> was incorrectly being processed by error handling logic.
56603 by AArnott	Jul 16 at 3:58 PM	26	Added MvcOAuthAuthorization class that is like WebOAuthAuthorization except it returns an ActionResult instead of using a Response.Redirect.
56275 by AArnott	Jul 10 at 6:52 AM	16	Added sample OAuth Twitter client web application. This turned out to require some refactoring of library code.
56159 by AArnott	Jul 8 at 5:00 AM	7	Swap out OAuth implementation to use DotNetOpenAuth. This includes support for OAuth 1.0a, which Twitter now requires. This also modularizes authentication, whether it be username/password or OAuth.
55782 by JoeMayo	Jul 1 at 4:29 AM	17	Changed IDs in Blocks, Favorites, and Social Graph from ulong to string so that users can pass either ID or screen name.
55777 by JoeMayo	Jul 1 at 1:06 AM	5	Added properties to TwitterContext for OAuthToken and OAuthTokenSecret so callers can access and save user's OAuth tokens.
55761 by JoeMayo	Jun 30 at 6:53 PM	5	Removed Microsoft.Contracts.dll reference

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