UPDATE: FreeBird is no longer. But Scroll will be the phoenix from FreeBird's ashes and solve this problem.
FreeBird hedges your dependency on Twitter.
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Let's you easily export your Tweets to your own "Freebird" static html page on a domain you control.
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Contains a decentralized immutable registry linking Twitter usernames to Freebird pages across the web, so that if someone you follow is blocked by Twitter, you can still find their Freebird page.
Concept.
I went to Twitter today and found out I've been temporarily banned. Why? It's actually pretty hilarious. Someone asked for movie recommendations and I replied "Die Hard". I was serious. It's a great movie. I guess their machinery got confused, however. [0]
This was a wakeup call to me that I should hedge my exposure to Twitter. Enter Freebird.
Freebird provides some backup decentralization for Twitter.
[0] https://github.com/breck7/freebird/blob/main/blocked.png
