Do you think it's fair for big tech companies like Reddit and Twitter to shut off their API access?

1. Definitely fair
2. Somewhat fair
3. It's circumstantial
4. Somewhat unfair
5. Not fair at all
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4. Generally these companies grow because third-party devs help them become popular.

Besides that shutting off their APIs is also such an uncreative way of doing business.

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Agreed, imo third-party devs are more important to the ecosystem than the revenue ever shows.

How do we incentivize companies to keep their APIs open? Does it have to be financially?