New Post: How to run actions on multiple twitter accounts without setting static TwitterCredentials.SetCredentials

I don't really understand the use of all the static helper objects, such as

TwitterCredentials.SetCredentials(this.oAuthToken, this.OAuthTokenSecret, this.ApiKey, this.ApiSecret);

From what I understand this sets the credentials, application wide. But I want to allow multiple users to run actions in the application.

So I created an object credentials

var cred = TwitterCredentials.CreateCredentials(this.oAuthToken, this.OAuthTokenSecret, this.ApiKey, this.ApiSecret);

that is used to created an User

var twitterUser = User.GetLoggedUser(this.Credentials);

so far so good, but now when I try and follow another user for example,

var followThisUser = User.GetUserFromScreenName(usernameToFollow);
var success = twitterUser.FollowUser(follow)

I receive an exception, saying I MUST call

var cred = TwitterCredentials.CreateCredentials(this.oAuthToken, this.OAuthTokenSecret, this.ApiKey, this.ApiSecret);

which, if I do, does fix the exception. But I have no set a single users auth data app wide, which I don't want.


Is there anywhere that explains how run actions for multiple users?