It has stopped working. It was using nitter. It's also not a great list. Igor Sushko, for example, is very susceptible to posting unverified things that later

It has stopped working. It was using nitter. It's also not a great list. Igor Sushko, for example, is very susceptible to posting unverified things that later turn out to be false. A much better list is Noah Smith's at: https://twitter.com/i/lists/1492242776825552896 https://twitter.com/i/lists/1492242776825552896. Yes, you now need to log in to see it, unfortunately. Public Twitter lists seem like the sort of thing that's quite scrape-able though, even behind a login wall. With sufficient caching & semi-randomised access it should be fairly hard to detect which account is doing the scraping.