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What if they sold their code to a different entity, which would rebrand the app and use a different token? Marketing issues aside, wouldn't it buy them slots fo
by lambast 14y ago
What if they sold their code to a different entity, which would rebrand the app and use a different token? Marketing issues aside, wouldn't it buy them slots for 100k new users?
- kybernetyk 14y agoOr they could release version 2.0 as a separate app. But then again: It's all speculation because we don't know how Twitter would handle those cases. And being at the mercy of another company is a really terrible position to be in.
- nemof 14y agoI guarantee that if twitter sees you trying to get around their limits they will revoke your dev key. The reason they did this was to discourage third party apps in the first place, they wouldn't leave a loop hole allowing people to do this.