Twitter to Dump Third-Party Image Hosts From Apps
Twitter will reportedly stop supporting third-party image hosts on its official apps. The changes will likely roll out in the next round of updates, according to a Buzzfeed source. Currently, users are able include photos in their tweets that are hosted by Twitter’s own official photo service, as well as third-party websites such as Twitpic and yfrog.
- http://mashable.com/2012/09/18/twitter-third-party-image/
i hope developers not only consider their future involvement with Twitter but with any of the other new companies the founders develop.......(square etc)
You know I saw a comment the other day that sums it up
Andrey Petrov- https://plus.google.com/109834643338395014064/posts/A9Fk7bsCA1B#109834643338395014064/posts/A9Fk7bsCA1B
Twitter is the Benjamin Button of startups.
Born out of wisdom and insight in our daily social behaviour, completely changing the way we communicate. Soon grown into a heroic Atlas, holding up the world of third-party developers on its shoulders, thriving as the platform rises along with thousands of apps and services transforming the experience. Dusk approaches when Twitter sheds its desire to leave a mark on humanity and finds itself destined to die as a single-feature web-based MVP. A sparkle in a developer's eye.
Cheers,
Dean
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