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A comment on Twitter shut down Emojitracker's access. Parent comment

Re:Twitter shut down Emojitracker's access by mattzito on Wednesday March 16, 2016 @02:06PM (#11299398)
I don't see that as Twitter's obligation. When someone does you a favor, or makes an exception for you, it's nice if they give you a reason when they end it, but it's not their responsibility.
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Re:Twitter shut down Emojitracker's access by pyre on Wednesday March 16, 2016 @06:47PM (#11301277)
No, it's not their responsibility. I'm just saying that PR-wise it could have been a good move to just say, "Hey, it's costing us $X/month to give you an exception for this access. Sorry, but we can't justify that cost going forward." Are you saying that it would have been a bad move for them to say that?
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