In a chat app I built, I'm using a combination of twitters widget.js and 
ports to allow people to embed tweets into the chat log. This is 
accomplished by having elm create a dom node with a specific ID, and then 
telling widget.js to turn that into a tweet.
In local testing with a few users at once and limited chat activity this 
works fine. However, in production, it seems that when virtual-dom is doing 
a lot of work, with thousands of users, the tweets just disappear after a 
awhile.

I'm having trouble duplicating this issue outside or production, but I was 
hoping that using a keyed html node would prevent this from happening.
Any thoughts? Or is there a better way to use the twitter APIs to embed 
tweets?

Thanks,

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