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My guess as to what happened: they wanted to clean up t.co URLs so ran a query like "select all words in tweets starting with https://t.co/ https://t.co/" and d

My guess as to what happened: they wanted to clean up t.co URLs so ran a query like "select all words in tweets starting with https://t.co/ https://t.co/" and deleted all entries not present in that search, accidentally deleting all the plain http ones.

distract8901 3y ago
That sounds exactly as jank and half-assed as I would expect from twitter these days.
- 40yearoldman 3y ago
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  - kaba0 3y ago
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- koromak 3y ago
  Bro doesn't even have a dry run button
archo 3y ago
Is it possible in an effort to reduced hosting costs they are intending to deleting the data? Are they floating the big red balloon to gauge customer reaction?