Spruce - Simple way to make tweets stand out with stunning images

@rrhoover @BelleBCooper Definitely noticed this as well, in a stream of text, the images draw my attention because it is different and usually a larger section of the stream. See people also using carriage returns to increase the amt of space their tweets take up.

@rrhoover Thanks for including some more details and facts Ryan - Part of understanding the value of this product is understanding the value of images!

@rrhoover curious — do you automate this process? I sometimes notice screenshots that were taken prematurely (webpage still loading, etc..).

@evanvar Thanks for the suggestion Evan - We've looked into incorporating higher quality stock photos we manually curate to really up the quality and quantity. Currently, we are leveraging Flickr API

@stttories Pexels look really interesting, thanks for the suggestion! There are also a number of other sources we are looking into.

@DavidSpinks Thanks David - Two of our goals were to be quick and simple.

@mallyvai Thanks for the questions Vaibhav - > How would this work for consumers using other clients (TweetDeck et al)? Is the image experience on the others the same? ---Image behavior should be followed on 3rd party Twitter clients. > Do you expect tweeting with Spruce to have any potential accessibility implications? --We have single page URL's for every image, with a few minor updates we could provide the necessary tags to assist with Accessibility.

@miles_matthias yeah integrate with buffer! <3

@miles_matthias no immediate plan, but definitely a great idea! Integrating with buffer, on the other hand, would be awesome. Will keep in mind :)

@danlev Yes we've tried to leverage Flickr API to make things more simple. Attribution isnt perfect yet but want to make credit is given when credit is due.

@LaurenfRotman love the stats, thanks for sharing :)