Exactly. The article is part of the farce as I see it, in that they still continue to take Twitter seriously: >>...that a teenager using next to no resources w

Exactly. The article is part of the farce as I see it, in that they still continue to take Twitter seriously: >>...that a teenager using next to no resources was able to quickly create a fake candidate in his free time and get it verified by Twitter raises questions about the company's preparedness ... Raises questions? On the contrary - it settles any questions about about their preparedness. >>The creation of a fake candidate account is in violation of our rules and the account has been permanently suspended So the punishment for not existing is, you get banned. That's actually their response. Next up: teenager uploads photo of all legitimate candidates to ThisPersonIsNotReal.com and gets them all perma-banned from Twitter...