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That isn't always easy to verify though if you aren't familiar with the person, their public image, and their current events. For example if Ed Sheeran changes
by KeepFlying 4y ago
That isn't always easy to verify though if you aren't familiar with the person, their public image, and their current events.
For example if Ed Sheeran changes their profile picture to an X, how do you know he means his Multiply album and not some terrible Lil Nas X impersonation. What about if a performer changes their stage name? Can we reliably expect Twitter research this change and know that its the same person?
- toss1 4y ago>>Can we reliably expect Twitter research this change and know that its the same person? Um, yes — it is their job. Most will be easy and some will be harder. I understand that some small subset of people can have different public-facing roles. Perhaps the solution is to allow two accounts for each? After all, one can have one for your person and one for your company.