Twitter rate limits even dumber than we thought; Reddit winning continues

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By Ben LovejoyJul 3, 2023, 7:35 am436 pts
When your business model is selling eyeballs to advertisers, it’s hard to imagine anything dumber than blocking access to your own site and telling users to go outside instead, yet somehow Twitter rate limits are a real thing. But analysis suggests that this may be even dumber than we thought, as it appears to…

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