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Enough Musk Spam
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Article says the most likely reason is that Xwitter started charging for API access.
Oh. My. God. You're saying that charging for API access might be bad for business? /s
reddit would like a word
What's reddit?
Some Gore and Porn site. Would not recommend.
Noted, thanks :)
A lot of people left Reddit. I think years down the road we're going to find out just *how many bots were used to prop up their user numbers post-Rexit...
Charging for API access is fine. The problem is the fuck-off price tag. $42k is so outrageously dumb that it suggests that Musk doesn't want businesses to use the Twitter API.