Twitter delays API change that may disable push notifications and auto-refreshing timelines on third-party clients like Tweetbot, promises 90 days change notice
but they may not be able to offer full functionality in the future once the change goes through. http://www.theverge.com/... John Sheehan / @johnsheehan : If @TwitterDev breaks TweetBot, I'm gone. #BreakingMyTwitter http://twitter.com/... @twitterrific : Twitter is making changes to its APIs that will break or limit features like live streaming in all third-party clients, including Twitterrific. Learn more http://apps-of-a-feather.com/ #BreakingMyTwitter Dan Frakes / @danfrakes : Hey @TwitterDev This isn't good for users. And in the long run, it isn't good for you: Crippling third-party clients doesn't make me use your own client/website more; it makes me use Twitter less. #BreakingMyTwitter http://apps-of-a-feather.com/ Ceejbot .Plan Not Found / @ceejbot : This might be what gets me to go Mastodon. Twitter's own clients have never, ever been a good way to experience Twitter. http://twitter.com/... Ferrett Steinmetz / @ferretthimself : My life will be an endless series of fleeing decaying social networks in search of better ones. I've done it twice before with Compuserve and LiveJournal, I'm prepped for Twitter to implode. http://twitter.com/... Andy Baio / @waxpancake : The end of Twitter's streaming APIs also means the death of my own project, http://belong.io/. http://www.theverge.com/... Tom Warren / @tomwarren : A delay means nothing. Twitter has never cared about third-party apps after they helped make the platform so successful. https://twitter.com/... Sean Heber / @bigzaphod : I kind of doubt it. It's hard to say without even knowing if we'll get full access, partial access, have to pay for it, etc. but just from the way it works it doesn't seem like it'd be enough to really replicate the full live stream experience. Zac Hall / @apollozac : Twitter's answer to the API problem: changing the deadline to unknown https://9to5mac.com/...