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How would they require a third party client to display the ad? That sounds like a nightmare in many directions. Enforcement and proper monetization being the fi
by LZ_Khan 5y ago
How would they require a third party client to display the ad? That sounds like a nightmare in many directions. Enforcement and proper monetization being the first things that come to mind.
- pornel 5y agoFrom an API perspective it could be "put this code in an <iframe> every X tweets" for basic web-based clients, and/or promoted tweets could be tweets with extra data for tracking. Enforcement can be done with a banhammer — big profitable apps won't risk getting booted over non-compliance, and non-profitable apps are non-profitable and not worth chasing over this.