I'm personally really excited about this, and this is probably the most cohesive a strategy I've seen for the API platform. We're very focused on fundamentals right now.
Polls were introduced in October 2015. There is still no public API to create them, view them, or vote in them -- for users using third-party clients, polls are simply invisible.
I was just criticizing about the company itself. It's great that you the API team is doing your best to tackle this trust issue but I think this needs to be dealt with on a company level. Otherwise it's just you guys working really hard to see it not pay off.
"A plan to replace the public statuses/filter, statuses/sample, and search/tweets endpoints with a streamlined API that provides increased access when rate limits are reached."
Some kind of pay-as-you-play model? Appreciate any help - building a product to help smaller businesses leverage the power of Twitter and would like to see how, in return, can help Twitter.