I'm usually trying to figure out how to push the boundaries of all social media platforms. On Instagram, for example, I want to know what the best way is to gain legit followers. The same goes for Twitter.  In the process of following new people on Twitter, I got a little excited about learning about Voice, and started to rapidly follow people in the Voice Community to try and connect with them.  Not trying to be a "follow me - follow you" (and I'm not talking about the old Genesis song) type of marketer, but rather to gain access and knowledge to the community quickly, as they're all on Twitter.  Twitter is a great tool for growing awareness and gaining real champions for the Nashville Voice Conference, and I've even picked up a few clients on Twitter lately for WordPress Design and Development services.  I digress. In the process of pushing the "I'm going to follow as many people as I can today on Twitter" boundaries, I found out about the Technical Follower Limits on Twitter, and I think they make a ton of sense.  This video explains what you'll run into on Twitter these days while trying to take part in community discussion.