Previously (sometime last year, IIRC) Jack Dorsey asked developers for a second chance. I don't see how this lines up with that, is it that now we can pay them to access artificially capped functionality? This was never the problem for me, and in the meantime, nearly all of the devs seem to have [wisely] moved on.
I'm not interested in participating in another one-sided relationship with a company who behaves as Twitter has -
changing the functionality and rules at the drop of a hat.
Previously (sometime last year, IIRC) Jack Dorsey asked developers for a second chance. I don't see how this lines up with that, is it that now we can pay them to access artificially capped functionality? This was never the problem for me, and in the meantime, nearly all of the devs seem to have [wisely] moved on.
I'm not interested in participating in another one-sided relationship with a company who behaves as Twitter has - changing the functionality and rules at the drop of a hat.