The third-party apps Twitter just killed made the site what it is today

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The company has lost a major source of inspiration.

. It’s a loss for all the people who used the apps and, almost certainly, a loss for Twitter itself.

As many people have pointed out over the past week, third-party clients helped make Twitter the platform it is today, innovating parts of Twitter we take for granted and, in the early days, helping form the company’s very identity. They’ve also acted as a safe haven from unwanted changes, helping to keep people tweeting when they were ready to give up on the platform.. Here’s a screenshot from Twitterific’s site in 2007, with the bird explaining how to install the Mac app.

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