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> Perhaps an unpopular opinion, but I don’t think any company is obligated to provide unlimited access for free without an account Sure, but then it should be
by axiosgunnar 5y ago
> Perhaps an unpopular opinion, but I don’t think any company is obligated to provide unlimited access for free without an account
Sure, but then it should be banned from use by politicians for public announcements made in official fashion.
Would there be anyone left on Twitter?
- pbhjpbhj 5y agoIt's an abomination that is - if it's a government announcement put it on gov.tld/announcements. For sure, mirror that content anywhere you want to. If it's a party announcement put it first on your party's page. Mind you, this whole thing of presidents/premieres/PMs making announcements as if they are making up the policies ... if they are then everyone is screwed (and their advisors and party should stop that immediately), if they're doing it right and the policy has gone through party committees, government departments, experts, then the head of that group should be announcing it. Why the heck do we need everything filtered through some ignorant dickhead; whither democracy. The cult of celebrity is ruin for humanity. Urgh.