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Today we are launching our new Twitter API access tiers
- jack-bodine 4y agoIf Twitter was planning on re-releasing their API after shutting it down last month their communication has been completely incompetent. Who would trust them enough to build a product based on an API with a record of shutting down without notice? Honestly, I doubt tweetbot and similar apps will return.
- tech234a 4y agoThose apps are still banned as per III.A.c of the Twitter Developer Agreement and Policy [1]. These new limits are for the remaining users of the Twitter API (bots, social media managers, data analyzers, etc.). [1]: https://developer.twitter.com/en/developer-terms/agreement-and-policy https://developer.twitter.com/en/developer-terms/agreement-a...
- transitivebs 4y agoThis is is going to destroy Twitter's developer ecosystem in the short/medium-term. $100 / month for 50k POSTs sounds reasonable-ish, until you realize it's limited to 3k tweets per user / month and most helpful bots have a single user. Take ChatGPTBot, for example, an OSS bot which I run that has over 100k followers. It's very simple but super helpful; mention the bot with a prompt and it responds with a response from ChatGPT. Each response uses 3 POSTS (1 image, 1 alt text, 1 tweet), and remember it's only 3k tweets per user / month. So ChatGPTBot for $100 / month could effectively only respond to *1 tweet per hour*. That's insane for the price and will kill all open source innovation around Twitter. I hope this type of use case gets addressed soon, but imho the damage to trust in Twitter's developer community is already done either way.