Has instantly-public texting with no review prior to publication EVER been a good idea? It really seems like the simple solution of requiring ONE other person

Has instantly-public texting with no review prior to publication EVER been a good idea? It really seems like the simple solution of requiring ONE other person to OK a message would help so much. It would further help if systems had uneditable history logs so you know exactly how a message got out. Examples of bad texts are widespread, from all over the planet, not limited to companies: - Companies shaken up by impulsive tweets from an executive. (One person, instantly public, no review.) - Remember Hawai’i receiving texts about a missile launch? (One person, instantly public, no review.) - World leaders sending extreme messages that could frankly start a war. (One person, instantly public, apparently no review.) - Reddit founder editing stuff because he got mad. (One person, instant effect, no review.)