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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2 at least give ample warning for API consumers to pivot a bit

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So for companies with lots of devs relying on public API access, do you think a shut off grace period should be required? Or should we just hope they remain good actors that act in good faith?