Does the context matter if the site is unusable though? Like I get fighting against the rampant AI scraping but when the average user can only use the site for minutes before being locked, why would ever come back? Why would any advertiser engage with Twitter if no one is able to see any ads?
this isn't about what any of this means for twitter/Musk.
if you're mentioning a temporary emergency measure (rate limits) in the same sentence as a possibly-permanent policy change (twitter no longer usable without login) then yes, context matters.
you forgot to mention the context of why there's rate limiting and that it's a temporary emergency measure.
Two more weeks
Does the context matter if the site is unusable though? Like I get fighting against the rampant AI scraping but when the average user can only use the site for minutes before being locked, why would ever come back? Why would any advertiser engage with Twitter if no one is able to see any ads?
this isn't about what any of this means for twitter/Musk.
if you're mentioning a temporary emergency measure (rate limits) in the same sentence as a possibly-permanent policy change (twitter no longer usable without login) then yes, context matters.