If this depends on the individual APIs (especially twitter) and sees any sort of traction, isn't there a massive risk that one of the providers could block access to streamified?
Per our "whitelabeling" philosophy, Streamified actually uses your own app IDs (not ours). From Twitter's perspective, we're just acting as a middleman to help you use their API better; any blockage, then, would be a result of your implementation of their API (throttling, etc).