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Lots of comments here about locking workstations, etc. I think the answer to this sort of stuff is if you have a high-profile and important twitter account shou
by JamisonM 6y ago
Lots of comments here about locking workstations, etc.
I think the answer to this sort of stuff is if you have a high-profile and important twitter account shouldn't the content actually be running through a CMS that has some sort of gated publishing system? It just takes one other person to double-check a post to makes sure that gibberish/crazy/genuinely bad stuff doesn't get published, right?
So then one actual human has the credentials for the actual twitter account in question. That's possible??