[scraplab]

I'm a verified Twitter user who runs a bunch of inconsequential bots (https://twitter.com/lowflyingrocks, https://twitter.com/urnowentering) and has a small side project for discovering what your friends are liking on Twitter.

Somehow I've been blocked from accessing the V2 API. Whatever it was I filled in a while ago about my use case wasn't good enough, and there's no recourse or way to resubmit my application.

It's a shame it's so hard to mess around with APIs and services like this nowadays without a commercial reason.

(Can anyone at Twitter help?)

[radicaldreamer]

Twitter treats its developers extremely poorly, probably because developing Twitter as a platform is not rewarded internally compared to copying Clubhouse or adding a Stories clone, even though the platform is the one of Twitter's unique strengths that can't be replicated by Facebook or Google.

[tgsovlerkhgsel]

Please consider not contributing to their network effect and not enabling their abusive behavior towards both developers and users with your content.