Why would that ever work? I'm not sure what the thought process was here, but I'm failing to see how limiting your user bases activity and preventing sharing links outside of Twitter was ever suppose to be a good thing.
Especially rate-limiting your users that love Twitter enough to pay for it. If I were paying for Twitter (I deactivated last year), that would be the last straw for me. Imagine paying for a service, for example Spotify, but you still only get to use it for 4 hours per day.
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Why would that ever work? I'm not sure what the thought process was here, but I'm failing to see how limiting your user bases activity and preventing sharing links outside of Twitter was ever suppose to be a good thing.
He Elon just wanting to kill Twitter?
Especially rate-limiting your users that love Twitter enough to pay for it. If I were paying for Twitter (I deactivated last year), that would be the last straw for me. Imagine paying for a service, for example Spotify, but you still only get to use it for 4 hours per day.
So basically the reddit API apocalypse....but on Twitter nice
It's much worse, actually. Twitter API has been dead for months by exorbitant costs, but TweetDeck is a first-party feature! Twitter is a joke.
Low effort meme
You know its bad when you are killing your own applications in a dumbest way possible