Legally, the onus is on Twitter for pulling the plug on an API that was being used actively without much notice. I’m actually surprised that it was done in thi

Legally, the onus is on Twitter for pulling the plug on an API that was being used actively without much notice. I’m actually surprised that it was done in this manner, as many startups have a “business continuity” section in whatever contracts are drawn up with customers, detailing the specific steps and timeframe of retiring a particular service. I would have thought this is standard practice for a SaaS company.