Why Doesn’t Twitter Like Conferences?

You figure with more than $100-million in venture capital, Twitter could work out how to handle large amounts of traffic coming from a conference or event. Unfortunately, Twitter has decided if a lot of traffic is coming from one IP address, it needs to be rate-limited.

At the MagNet conference today in Toronto, which isn’t a huge event, the Twitter “caged bird” is alive and well.

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  1. Posted June 2, 2010 at 2:15 pm | Permalink

    We had this same problem at the Free State Social (http://www.freestatesocial/) (also not a huge conference). About 250-300 people in a room for a social media gathering; bam. Rate limit. Very frustrating.

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