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An account costs nothing. You get an intern or someone to post on it now and then. It isn't exactly a deep commitment.
by krapp 2y ago
An account costs nothing. You get an intern or someone to post on it now and then. It isn't exactly a deep commitment.
- apsurd 2y agoThat's not the argument at all. These public entities post _exclusively_ on Twitter as if it's the public square. It's not and it shouldn't be. The argument is not about how easy it is to create a Twitter account.
- irundebian 2y agoPlease give me an example of a police station which post exclusively on Twitter.
- throwthrowrow 2y agoDoes DOGE (Dept of Govt Efficiency) post exclusively on Twitter? Just wondering