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Twitter is Stressed

If absence makes the heart grow fonder, then lot's of folks are growing fonder and fonder of Twitter every day lately.

It's easy to bash Twitter for not planning ahead, but it's plain to see that Twitter's rapid growth has surprised a lot of people.

Compete.com says Twitter's traffic is up 30% this month and nearly 900% for the year.

That's good old-fashioned dot-com-boom style growth.

Now, if Twitter can only monetize their service --that's also a dot-com-boom era conundrum.

Everything old really is new again.

At least this time, we have better "site unavailable" graphics.

Not to mention "Twitter is stressed" sounds better than "Site Temporarily Unavailable" or "Error 500."

[first read about it on Pete Brown's blog, then experienced it first hand.]

posted on Friday, May 30, 2008 12:05 AM

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