However, you also have to realize that the business effect on Microsoft if their API break is vastly different than the one on Twitter if their API breaks.
If Microsoft break their API's, then people might not upgrade their versions.
Will people stop using Twitter if they break their API's? Definitely not, so why should they bother if some third part have to pay to fix their code?
If Microsoft break their API's, then people might not upgrade their versions.
Will people stop using Twitter if they break their API's? Definitely not, so why should they bother if some third part have to pay to fix their code?