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Why is output capacitance limited for voltage mode flyback?

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Flyback

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Hi,
Why is is limited?
AN-57 by Power integrations basically says this with their ">500Hz " resonance frequency requirement.

Surely if you compensate for it, then you neednt limit your C(out)?
 
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