Yeah, absolutely. The key is in how stripped down Twitter is. Most of them are on 27kb dial-up over there and connecting through proxy servers. They can't do anything fast besides Twitter.Quoting Daniel Davis (view post)
Reminds me of the student in Baghdad a few years ago blogging about the initial weeks of the US invasion, but faster, more direct, more up to date, and far more interactive. People on Twitter are helping each other like I've never seen social media do before. It's inspiring and fascinating at the same time.