"If you want to act as a repository for the public record, you better use your own system."
I deliberately chose Twitter's JavaScript because I inspected the design of how it worked and saw that they had deliberately built it in a way that would respect my preferences for how deletion should be handled.
They've changed that on me - without even announcing the change. This is a rug-pull.
Now I have to replace their code with my own implementation, and they've hurt my trust.
Naive at best, honestly. Twitter from their very beginning has screwed over developers who used their platform. So have many of the other companies in their cohort.
I deliberately chose Twitter's JavaScript because I inspected the design of how it worked and saw that they had deliberately built it in a way that would respect my preferences for how deletion should be handled.
They've changed that on me - without even announcing the change. This is a rug-pull.
Now I have to replace their code with my own implementation, and they've hurt my trust.