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That is the reason most of my colleagues and I have no account there, never had, never will. Same for FB, Instagram, etc., the only exception is LinkedIn where
by AdrianB1 5y ago
That is the reason most of my colleagues and I have no account there, never had, never will. Same for FB, Instagram, etc., the only exception is LinkedIn where nobody is posting anything.
- theshrike79 5y agoThis is why I purge my old tweets automatically. Nothing good has ever come from someone digging up old edgy tweets.
- berniemadoff69 5y agoarchive.org scoops up all kinds of tweets - deleting them isn't really a safe way to get rid of it, just fyi
- thereare5lights 5y agoDo those archive let you search for tweets?
- berniemadoff69 5y agosort of - if you search the wayback machine for something like http://twitter.com/username/ http://twitter.com/username/* - it will list all the tweets it has - and then a user can download everything and search locally. so, it's not as simple as searching by keyword, but it might be something to be aware about, if you are concerned for that kind of thing
- theshrike79 5y agoDeleting edgy stuff at least gives plausible deniability. "I don't think like that any more, that's why I deleted the tweet" is a good defence IMO.
- notJim 5y agoThe pseudonymous alt is the way to go for this, unless you're mostly using twitter for things related to work. I bet some of your colleagues have alts :)