Twitter said they won't can existing clients, only limit production of new ones. I agree this isn't exactly the smartest move on their part, but, like apple, they're trying to control the user experience on the twitter platform. Unfortunately, unlike apple, they haven't considered the wide reaching access issues this will raise. And, just for the record, they didn't say there wouldn't be *any* new clients, only that they will make sure any future clients adhere to very strict guidelines as far as usability and presentation goes. They'd like the twitter experience to be the same no matter what client someone is using. A rather lofty goal, but as already pointed out in this post (and by others) since their client isn't very accessible, they clearly have issues they're not aware of yet with this approach.
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