Anything that gets the words "twit" and "corporate" in the same sentence gets my vote. Twitter is a user driven content system and in that closing and limiting

Anything that gets the words "twit" and "corporate" in the same sentence gets my vote. Twitter is a user driven content system and in that closing and limiting the API in the way they are doing does optentualy hint that there going to somehow charge down the line for it's use. Googe MAP's API was free competely at one stage, they introduced charges and then reduced those charges. Twitter is trying a different approach - not saying there approach is better as I personaly believe it is not. But there certainly trying something that will eventualy boil down to MONEY.