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Twitter Officially Bans All Third-Party Apps macrumors.com/2023/01/19/twi by @julipuli

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I guess they are going for bust

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The Future of Twitter is Open, or Bust

Twitter has never known what to do with its incredible network, write Chris Riley & Dick Reisman. It's time to open up & let others innovate.

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Yes, they seem to be going for bust! …But interestingly, bridging between Twitter & Mastodon still seems working in both directions. So it might be able to limp along as a shadow of its former self as a "platstance" linked to the fediverse ("plativerse")

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Into the Plativerse… Through Fiddleware?

A 'plativerse' can allow platforms to interoperate with less centralized systems, writes Richard Reisman.