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They aren't some poor dev struggling to eat and pay bills, they've been one of the most popular third party Twitter apps for 15 years. They are not down.

• ceejayoz 4y ago
  They'll be down if everyone asks for a refund and they wind up losing years worth of revenue.
  • schnebbau 4y ago
    They'll be slightly less rich, but still considerably more rich than most of us.
    • aaronbrethorst 4y ago
      You seem to know a lot about the economics of being an indie app developer and consulting firm. You should share more about how much cash they must be rolling in.
  • jdminhbg 4y ago
    If everyone asks for a refund, won't they wind up losing some fraction of one year's worth of revenue?
  • kelnos 4y ago
    Too bad? The idea that we should treat companies that stop longer providing a product as charities deserving of free money is a bit silly. Twitterific built their business on something that we often acknowledge here as being very shaky: the whim of a third-party platform. If the company hasn't considered and prepared for the scenario where that third-party platform completely cuts off your access, that's irresponsible as a business owner.