> I don’t think allowing your competitor to use your own data against you is ‘anti-competitive’ Counterpoint would be that Twitter grew (partially) due to it's

> I don’t think allowing your competitor to use your own data against you is ‘anti-competitive’ Counterpoint would be that Twitter grew (partially) due to it's easy to use API. And one could argue that Twitter has a monopoly on short message social media because of this growth. Thus being anti-competitive by suddenly disabling its API.