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You don't necessarily have to write them yourself. You can just copy and paste from different sources multiple times a day.
by altern8 11y ago
You don't necessarily have to write them yourself. You can just copy and paste from different sources multiple times a day.
- xerography 11y agoYou don't necessarily have to write them yourself. You can just copy and paste from different sources multiple times a day. (Sorry. I'll take your downboats and be on my way. I could not resist.)
- signal11 11y agoIIRC Twitter already enforces a max-height on tweets (ever since they allowed line breaks). People may indeed copy/paste but it won't add to the visual noise in timelines, and relatively few people will click through anyway.
- personjerry 11y agoWait, are you telling me I can copy paste content on the Internet and get credit for it?
- JetSpiegel 11y agoI believe this is called "Programming" in certain enterprise circles.
- brudgers 11y agoI think the term of art in this case is "retweet".
- shiro 11y agoSadly it is pretty common that someone copy & paste some witty tweet and get attention. There's even a service to discover that. In Japanese it is called pakutsui (pakuri (= plagiarism) + tsui (= tweet)).