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IMO, that's exactly the reason. Before search engines could scrape the data and load the content for free. Now they'll need to reach firehose data agreements.


Take a look at the robots file without the "www" subdomain. Its likely to prevent content duplication/push for only the non "www" url to appear on search engines.

https://twitter.com/robots.txt


Uh... Excellent point. Seems the entire speculation is/was unfounded.




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