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I read some advice that it's better to lock the account than delete it, especially if you had a decent number of followers. Reduces the likelihood of impersonat
by vertis 4y ago
I read some advice that it's better to lock the account than delete it, especially if you had a decent number of followers. Reduces the likelihood of impersonation.
- jacquesm 4y agoGood point, well, too late for that I guess. But at the rate Twitter is heading for the scene of the crash I don't think it will matter for much longer.
- vertis 4y agoIt's not too late, you have a full month to reverse the deactivation.
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- jacquesm 4y agoDon't tempt me.
- weinzierl 4y agoNot necessarily, I think you can reactivate your account within 30 days. If you had a blue checkmark I believe reactivation is possible for one year.
- DonHopkins 4y agoIt is not appropriate or ethical for pilots to use euphemisms or other language that may downplay or minimize the severity of an aviation incident or accident. Pilots have a serious responsibility to communicate clearly and accurately about the status of a flight, and to take all necessary actions to ensure the safety of their passengers and crew. Using euphemisms or other language that may mislead or confuse people about the true nature of an incident or accident could potentially compromise safety and hinder effective communication and response. Love, DangGPT.