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93%
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25 7% 2It's extremely viral and addictive
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90%
20 votes
18 10% 2early adoption and early to api has twitter still in the lead
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86%
14 votes
12 14% 2If Twitter can overcome it's scaling issues it will be a vital tool in the future.
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75%
12 votes
9 25% 3ReadWriteWeb guys say they use Twitter and it's a useful tool
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64%
11 votes
7 36% 4They have a compelling product, but they need a business model
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They already started rolling out advertising
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73%
11 votes
8 27% 3They started to experiement with advertising
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73%
11 votes
8 27% 3Their launch in Japan seems to be very successful
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70%
10 votes
7 30% 3Totally addictive.
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75%
8 votes
6 25% 2Great Interface! This really link up people real well!
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88%
8 votes
7 12% 1Some top tech minds are on it
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They just got some more tech talent from their Summize acquisition
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100%
5 votes
5 0% 0Twitter could monetize their service by using the sentiment analysis of Summize
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They just acquired Summize so this makes a lot of sense
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67%
3 votes
2 33% 1They are also gaining traction outside the US in Japan and Europe
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50%
2 votes
1 50% 1Don't just Twitter your thoughts use it to socially communicate with other services
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67%
3 votes
2 33% 1twitter saved a guys life!
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wow i had no idea
http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/04/16/twitter-saves-man-from-egyptian-justice/
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50%
4 votes
2 50% 2Man I love Twitter...
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40%
5 votes
2 60% 3huge momentum, lots of cash, soon to be monetized
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75%
4 votes
3 25% 1generating lots of attention with many im clients and websites offering twitter integration
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2 votes
0 100% 2Even though some imitators are higher gloss, it has 100+ aps built on it for a reason.
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cause it was first
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yeah, being first is important; it's not just a coincidence.
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100%
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1 0% 0Still #1 with mountains of competition; first mover advantage in action.
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100%
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1 0% 0picking up as companies are using it to get their news across. Examples range from BBC to PhD comics
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83%
23 votes
19 17% 4Scalability issues may limit growth potential
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87%
15 votes
13 13% 2Not convinced advertising model will work
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56%
9 votes
5 44% 4Seems useless.
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I agree with this personally, but plenty of people are addicted to it.
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Agree. But lot of people seem to like wasting time online :)
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56%
9 votes
5 44% 4A company who can actually deliver great performance and up-time will win against them.
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I think their lead in this space is too high. Their repeated down time issues has not slowed down their growth.
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It's pretty ridiculous how unstable the platform is, although it appears that it's users are accepting it for now
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71%
7 votes
5 29% 2Limited upside growth, product diversification is limited.
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67%
6 votes
4 33% 2May be a bad sign when they are getting positive press for site not going down...
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50%
4 votes
2 50% 2waste of bits and bites.
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67%
3 votes
2 33% 1I tried to use it but I still don't understand the value of this service.
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40%
5 votes
2 60% 3other sites can do same and more
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75%
4 votes
3 25% 1They could lose a lot of users by ending outbound SMS in many countries
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100%
3 votes
3 0% 0Once Google releases Jaiku to the public, Twitter will be in seirous trouble
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100%
2 votes
2 0% 0always have trouble with customer service
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100%
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2 0% 0will go down with compet from social networks (linkedin, fb etc all have update status functions)
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