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'Rate limit exceeded;' Twitter down for thousands of users worldwide
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I just find it interesting how the fixation on API and things of that nature is happening all of a sudden across the different platforms.
You can say it's Musk being Musk or Reddit setting up for their IPO, but a similar thing has been going on with instagram as well. They had rate limiting for a long time for those without accounts. Then back in May it started to get worse. At the same time they began banning/suspending accounts for merely just existing. The common theme was those accounts only had email attached to them.
It just seems there's a real push to isolate things and Twitter and Instagram really want verification.
its about the big datasets required to train systems to interact with and generate content as human beings... as usual, its a profit motive.