There is a giant gap between the public client and their proprietary API.. something in the middle is the only sensible solution (50-100$ a year). I would defi

There is a giant gap between the public client and their proprietary API.. something in the middle is the only sensible solution (50-100$ a year). I would definitely pay just for more options on getting their data. This is going to cannibalize their gnip/API business but their pricing is in the thousands per month and any small or midsize companies have so many work arounds to get the same information it's laughable.