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They referenced Section II.4.B, namely since native Twitter apps don't "organically display" unfollows, you should not as well. > Respect the features and func
by shazow 16y ago
They referenced Section II.4.B, namely since native Twitter apps don't "organically display" unfollows, you should not as well.
> Respect the features and functionality embedded with or included in Twitter Content or the Twitter API. Do not attempt to interfere with, intercept, disrupt, filter, or disable any features of the Twitter API or Twitter service, and you should only surface actions that are organically displayed on Twitter.
- icedpulleys 16y agoAh, that does seem to follow from the quoted section. Thanks for referencing it, I appreciate it. It's a big bummer as a potential Twitter-hacker, too. I can see why they wouldn't want clients & add-ons to surface unfollows, but it blankets quite a bit of functionality, and then it comes down to an issue of selective enforcement. Sigh.
- shazow 16y agoYou're welcome. The way I read it is "don't do things we don't already do" which is a really bad constraint, effectively forbidding any kind of innovation. I can understand the spirit of their selective desire to address this specific violation, but I'm not convinced it's as much of a problem as they're making it to be. Oh well.