Probably not. Summize is probably using the Twitter "fire hose" API, which, I believe, uses ejabberd. Therefore, it (hopefully!) doesn't take much for Twitter t

Probably not. Summize is probably using the Twitter "fire hose" API, which, I believe, uses ejabberd. Therefore, it (hopefully!) doesn't take much for Twitter to provide this information. Summize had to solve the problem of scaling up its indices by itself.