Twitter's 20% Stock Sale Restriction Causes Friction In The Ranks

Twitter is still a private company, and despite the rush of adrenalin that LinkedIn’s IPO and Facebook’s filing have given investors interested in social, it’s not likely to change that fact any time soon. Twitter has in place a limit on the amount of stock its employees and other shareholders may sell, limiting it to 20 percent of their shares. And not everyone is happy about this policy.

CNN Money got its hands on some emails that detailed the stock restriction.

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