> The disappearance of the Twitter and Reddit APIs coincides with them shifting toward profitability.
Not just profitability, but more profit.
> You don’t have to “vote for” anything for this to happen.
No, but once they shut the door on 3rd party apps people still use the services, even if it's a shittier experience. So why wouldn't they restrict or shut down APIs?
Not just profitability, but more profit.
> You don’t have to “vote for” anything for this to happen.
No, but once they shut the door on 3rd party apps people still use the services, even if it's a shittier experience. So why wouldn't they restrict or shut down APIs?