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> Twitter says since it introduced a new developer review process in July 2018, it has reviewed over a million developer applications and approved 75%. There i
by spondyl 7y ago
> Twitter says since it introduced a new developer review process in July 2018, it has reviewed over a million developer applications and approved 75%.
There is still no re-review process however. I have an original apps.twitter.com account and used the new development experience form with the first few weeks.
I essentially requested API access for personal projects and was denied with no substantive explanation.
There is a form to submit a platform request hidden away in the support area (literally, it's not even on the page that lists all of the contact forms) but having used it about five times over a number of years has led to no response.
I would like to be a developer, contributing to the ecosystem I've been a member of for just over 10 years but Twitter seems to make this exceedingly hard with no recourse available :(