I can easily visualize a wooden wagon rolling along a rocky slow descent forever and all of the reasons its wheels would eventually break loose.
In the case of a platform like Twitter, aside from random acts of god and weather, aside from money, what are the sort of stuff that slowly breaks its wheels off over time such that, without staff, it inevitably stops working completely?
>>Solven+(OP)
The ostensible cause for the rate limiting was “excessive scraping”. Battling stuff like this or e.g. spam bots is a constant arms race. So, without staff, the bad actors will eventually win.