Using the Twitter Keys API - ConsumerKey, to each his own, or one pair for all?

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Dmitry Filandor2014-05-08 22:48:06

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Dmitry Filandor, 2014-05-08 22:48:06

Using the Twitter Keys API - ConsumerKey, to each his own, or one pair for all?

Hello. Guys, I'm writing a twitter bot in c#, in it I use a pair of keys:
ConsumerKey = "*", ConsumerSecret = "**", which I generated in my application, and I pull out another pair of keys from each account with which I work application:
AccessToken = row["oauthToken"].ToString(), AccessTokenSecret = row["oauthTokenSecret"].ToString() The
question is:
Is it okay for all users of my program to use my Consumer key pair? Will twitter block them all?
Or let everyone generate keys for themselves, as they did in tweedium?

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