Leo’s Twitter Updates for 2008-05-27

@newmediajim It’s extremely hard to charge for something that has been free. In my opinion, for-pay Twitter is a non-starter. #
@ev, if it’s people like me, with large follower numbers, that are breaking Twitter, I will willingly withdraw. #
@newmediajim It might work for Twitter to offer additional services for the money (ala Flickr). But charging for better uptime? won’t work. #
And anyway I don’t think money is the issue. Twitter’s problems seem more structural than caused by bandwidth/server constraints. #
@newmediajim I signed up for Twitter in December 2006 (yes, 2006) but closed my first account last year with a then huge 5,000 followers. #
@newmediajim Aren’t Twitterers loyal to the community, not the platform? If the community gets fed up and leaves, it’s over, neh? #
@1938media Does this mean I’m immunized from a Leo puppet? Wouldn’t be hard to parody me, I think. #

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