And yet, just lately, they have been trying to win back and refresh the third party dev ecosystem by introducing a new API 2.0 and even newer relaxed terms for

And yet, just lately, they have been trying to win back and refresh the third party dev ecosystem by introducing a new API 2.0 and even newer relaxed terms for it's use. These provoked a debate two weeks ago on HN between those who watched the rug getting pulled out from under them when Twitter locked the old API, and those who just wanted to make something [1]. I wonder where Jack was behind this re-evaluation and if it might not get re-re-evaluated in his wake. API 2.0 just got even riskier for developers ! [1] Updates to the Twitter developer platform https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29231262 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29231262