4 ms·
Oh, I didn't mean letting the clients support them, I meant making the clients support them and feature them how Twitter wanted them to. E.g. if they wanted to
by kemayo 4y ago
Oh, I didn't mean letting the clients support them, I meant making the clients support them and feature them how Twitter wanted them to.
E.g. if they wanted to change the notifications defaults everywhere to showing the "verified" notifications first, as a way to promote sales of Twitter Blue... good luck getting the third party clients to go along with that without some serious coercive micromanagement.
- masklinn 4y ago> Oh, I didn't mean letting the clients support them, I meant making the clients support them and feature them how Twitter wanted them to. So did I. No feature no key, no key no third party client.
- kemayo 4y agoSorry, I misinterpreted you -- I thought you were talking about gating features to specific clients. :D