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That looks to me to be making it tougher for developers.
Twitter To 'More Thoroughly' Enforce Developer Rules Of The Road [dev.twitter.com]
we’ve already begun to more thoroughly enforce our Developer Rules of the Road with partners, for example with branding, and in the coming weeks, we will be introducing stricter guidelines around how the Twitter API is used.
Here's the link to the Developer Rules of the Road [dev.twitter.com].
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Bad move because developers build the ecosystem that keeps the platform thriving.
Chase off your developers and they'll just find something else, like Facebook perhaps.
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They are trying to tighten up the noose on spamming, but there is a fine line when it comes to alienating people into developing elsewhere due to lawsuits or t&c's
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