The site you linked served me a huge ad. Will the author of the tweets ever see a single cent of the revenue my hypothetical ad click would have earned them? Of course not.
Let's say I am an investigative reporter, looking for the original source of information that I saw in a tweet. Forget it, I'm not. Let's say instead that I sometimes like to check if I can poke holes in a news story I see during my morning scan of HN headlines. I'm sorry, I can't set the bar any lower. I think you need to be a corporation to be able to set bars lower than this. To my surprise, the site you linked did have a direct link to the first tweet of the thread it was displaying. It was embedded in the timestamp, styled to be shown in a small font, faint gray, no underline. The embodiment of "fine print". I was looking specifically for it, and it still took a spelunking session in the HTML code to figure out where the link was.
The site you linked is bad. Unless you have good reasons to, please stop posting links to it. Thanks.