They started doing "blackout tests" [1] last month and are switching it off completely on May 7 [2]. (The public RSS feeds are a part of API v1.)

[1] https://dev.twitter.com/blog/api-v1-retirement-update [2] https://dev.twitter.com/blog/api-v1-retirement-final-dates

Thanks for the links! Very sad to see the ongoing destruction of the openness and usefulness of Twitter.

I'm not the author, I just though the service might be useful given the impending shutdown of RSS access to Twitter and the continuing demand for it.

Yes, they are violating the Twitter TOS regarding naming/branding, but it should be easy to work around it.

So far it seems the site hasn't had much exposure, and I'm interested in how Twitter will respond to it if it increases. If they really want to prevent the re-packaging of user's tweets into RSS feeds, and depending on how they're obtained (through API access, plain old HTML skimming, etc..) things could get interesting.

Just was digging through API v1.1 seems that there is a way to get a JSON (https://dev.twitter.com/docs/api/1.1/get/user.json) but that needs authentication apparently.