Shortly after Twitter announced a stricter set of rules for its application programming interface (API), developers and engineers turned to platform to use the #OccupyTwitter hashtag in protest.
"Twitter's API has more rules than North Korea," said Aaron Levie, CEO of Box.
Nova Spivack, CEO of Bottlenose.com, started a Change.org petition to urge Twitter to keep its developer API ecosystem open. He said, “Twitter, what kind of bird are you becoming? Are you still that cute little bird that everyone loved, or are you becoming a scary bird of prey?”
"Blind people use special third party Twitter apps," Spivack added on Twitter. "If Twitter c…
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