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It's just a Twitter account. He/She might not even have a security clearence.
by frankbreetz 6y ago
It's just a Twitter account. He/She might not even have a security clearence.
- acdha 6y agoI think there’s a pretty good argument for that being the case, since they’re exposed to the public but you can’t phish what someone doesn’t have access to and it’s really hard to accidentally reference something classified if you don’t know it. The government usually doesn’t shy away from a bit of overhead to have firm separation between classified and unclassified systems.
- anoncake 6y agoOr just "They", which is both shorter and actually gender-neutral.
- frankbreetz 6y agoIsn't "they" plural? It's just one person. "it" is actually gender-neutral, singular, and even shorter, but feels like it should only be used for objects and not people. Turns out it's a "he", so if we are focused on technicalities I should have used that, but for some reason I can't edit the comment.
- anoncake 6y ago"They" has been used as singular for centuries.