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I'll probably regret asking this, but what is the tweet he's referring to?
by larrywright 15y ago
I'll probably regret asking this, but what is the tweet he's referring to?
- holman 15y agoHypothetical tweet. It was more for illustrating how retweets can take matters into their own hands, so to speak.
- larrywright 15y agoAh, that wasn't clear. Thanks for the clarification :)
- c0riander 15y agoI can see where the confusion arises - I wondered too. Using the conditional tense would help a lot here, unless there was a reason for creating the impression that this was a real tweet. So it would become: >Today, a tenth grader who perhaps may not be our finest societal achievement judging from a cursory glance at her neck tattoo that proudly proclaims “To hot 4 you”, could drunkenly sit on her keyboard and mistakenly send out a tweet that six hundred thousand people read within the hour.