We won't post tweets. We added write permission so we could help organize groups together. Twitter doesn't really make it easy to choose exactly what permission you want to pick. It's write all or nothing.
You should assume a highly technical audience already has that problem solved, via LastPass, KeePass, or something similar.
> And what founder doesn't have a twitter account, it's sort of as essential as email at this point.
Some of us prefer to compartmentalize our online identities instead of linking them all together, at least initially.
Thanks!
I guess this is because connecting my Facebook account will mean that I am sharing a lot of new information about myself with the service whereas with something like Twitter there's just the authentication bit that's shared - there's no new data that now becomes available to speak off. My tweets were already public.