Just read The Problem With Twply and A Much Cleaner Way To Get Those Messages to Twitter written by Michael Arrington from TechCrunch. I agree with Michael that Twitter does need another authorization system. Many websites that are working with Twitter API are asking for Username and Password but nobody really can’t tell if those passwords are stored or not. Imagine how many webadmins that might store usernames and passwords can login to twitter as you, or some other website because 85% of people online reuse same passwords on multiple websites. I mean this type of stuff can really happy even to Paris Hilton 
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