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TLDR: don’t act like a c@&t online. And if you did, delete it.

• pixl97 7y ago
  Though that said, most law enforcement has a statute of limitations on crimes except the very worst of them like killing another human being. If you're going to go after a fossilized tweet, just remove it, locking accounts after that long seems rather silly unless they are posting new content against the rules.
  • m-p-3 7y ago
    Even with law enforcement, there is something called statute of limitations for most minor crimes.
    • hnaccy 7y ago
      Funnily enough, in law enforcement there is similar concept, in US it's called statute of limitations.
    • M2Ys4U 7y ago
      Depends on the juristiction. The law of England and Wales, for example, does not have any time limitation for prosecution.
  • daybreak 7y ago
    Twitter isn't law enforcement though, and it would be a tough sell to hold them up to the same standard. According to the screenshot, the author is free to have his account unlocked after the tweet is removed.