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so, per the article, they'll post a link to a PR in a tweet instead of informing media directly or via a "dear colleague" letter. Does anyone really care or am

so, per the article, they'll post a link to a PR in a tweet instead of informing media directly or via a "dear colleague" letter. Does anyone really care or am i supposed to be outraged? Was anyone in the general public getting these PR pieces or "dear colleague" letters directly from the IRS anyway?

wasabi991011 2y ago
>so, per the article, they'll post a link to a PR in a tweet instead of informing media directly I cannot see where the article says they'll post a link to a PR, in fact it seems to say they will stop doing PRs altogether. Did I misread?