How is it relevant to randomly guess that something has happened to accounts? Yesterday it was someone claiming all of @Apple's tweets had been deleted... but they've never actually tweeted from that account. Ever.
It's more off-topic than relevant IMO, since the "shifting away from Twitter" idea is not a novel one, despite the recent uptick.
> How is it relevant to randomly guess that something has happened to accounts?
I didn't "randomly guess", if you click on the twitter link, it says "This account doesn't exist", it existed before, therefore the title "no longer exist"
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> Yesterday it was someone claiming all of @Apple's tweets had been deleted... but they've never actually tweeted from that account. Ever.
> It's more off-topic than relevant IMO, since the "shifting away from Twitter" idea is not a novel one, despite the recent uptick
That's a news nonetheless, an information, data that you can use to develop an opinion
If you don't like it, you don't click or you downvote if you feel like it's not relevant and move on
This is what a deactivated account looks like. The only difference between a deactivated and a deleted twitter account is that a deactivated account can be reactivated. (You can't immidiately delete a twitter account, you can only deactivate it, twitter will delete the account after 30 days if you don't reactivate it.)
How is it relevant to randomly guess that something has happened to accounts? Yesterday it was someone claiming all of @Apple's tweets had been deleted... but they've never actually tweeted from that account. Ever.
It's more off-topic than relevant IMO, since the "shifting away from Twitter" idea is not a novel one, despite the recent uptick.