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It already looked likely that there was a third-party clients ban. But I think it's fairly clear now:
That section on applications is new. I thought there was a generic "no integrating content into competing networks, or adding commentary on top", but I can't find it in the old terms. As far as I can tell, the only reason Cawbird isn't banned is because we're not big enough for them to notice. They're only half way down the "list of API keys by active users" and are wading through the mass of spam systems and website integrations that have more users than us. |
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Twitter has officially banned third-party clients from using its API. Cawbird isn't in the list of clients that have been banned, but it could easily be banned in the future.
Should Twitter support be dropped in advance?
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