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Last year we announced our plan to retire Site Streams & User Streams, and replace them with the Account Activity API (currently in beta). We are delaying the scheduled June 19th deprecation date.
As always, we’re committed to providing ample time to migrate. We will provide at least 90 days notice of deprecation date from when the Account Activity API becomes generally available to all developers. More specifics on timing to come.
Developers currently using Site Streams and User Streams can review how to migrate to the Account Activity API with our migration guide. https://developer.twitter.com/en/docs/accounts-and-users/subscribe-account-activity/guides/us-ss-migration-guide …
As a reminder, developers who want beta access to the Account Activity API can still apply.https://developer.twitter.com/en/docs/accounts-and-users/subscribe-account-activity/overview …
stop harassing third party app developers. there’s a reason so many people can’t/won’t use your own apps. maybe think about that for a second?
Yeah good third party Twitter apps is what keeps me using Twitter.
Thank you, @TwitterDev, for listening to feedback!
To a lot of those replying to their tweet: Stop being jerks to them. You're not reinforcing the behaviour we need that way.https://twitter.com/TwitterDev/status/982346370882461696 …
To be fair “delaying” != “fixing.” That said, being a jerk is pretty much never okay.
Giving the 3rd party tools the chance to revamp to use the new API while hopefully retaining functionality seems like a fix to me. The problem wasn't the API but lack of access in time, it sounds like.
I think it remains to be seen. They’ll get zero praise from me until their behavior to third party developers isn’t hostile. This is simply less hostile. Don’t forget, they’ve already stripped away so much.
I certainly haven't forgotten, but I also would rather praise this progress and encourage more in the future.
I think that’s the disconnect. I don’t view this as progress. They were guilted into delaying because of constructive criticism. The evidence presently suggests that they’re going to charge money for the replacement API, which could be render it useless for many indie apps.
So, the move from me will be continued constructive criticism. Delaying, but still charging, for this API isn’t good enough. Keep the pressure on.
I don't disagree, but I don't agree either, so this is turning into a should-be-f2f conversation. I'll disengage now rather than attempt nuance in a less-than-nuanced medium. :)
If you break @tweetbot I will stop using Twitter! Oh yes I can live without social media. Ask facebook!
Metoo
I will be *extremely* frustrated the day @TwitterDev decides to lock down their platform the way @InstagramEng does.
A client is the only way for me to see the content. If the client sucks, the experience sucks, regardless of content. 
#BreakingMyTwitter #MyInstagramIsBrokenhttps://twitter.com/TwitterDev/status/982346370882461696 …
If that happens, it’ll be time to jump ship for Mastodon.
Sounds like an ideal solution but as with all non-mainstream social media, I haven’t heard of it and neither have many of the friends I follow on here.
It shouldn’t be delayed, it should be rescinded. 90% of my tweets come from @tweetbot or a third party when on Android. @TwitterDev please don’t force us to go to a timeline full of ads and un-sequential tweets #BreakingMyTwitterhttps://twitter.com/TwitterDev/status/982346370882461696 …
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