Celebrities tweet and often need to delete their tweets. What they posted was insensitive or stupid. James urges us to learn how to tame our tweets.
Ever said something you regretted?
Of course you have. We’ve all done it.
Ever had the opportunity to immediately take it back?
Not likely, unless, of course, you said it on Twitter.
Twitter is a social media platform that allows people to dump their thoughts on the world in 280 characters or less. It used to be 140 characters, but last year the platform expanded that capacity because, well, people wanted to have more opportunity to speak their minds and, sometimes, put their digital feet in their mouths.
Even those who don’t have a Twitter account know about it these days because the president of the United States is a dedicated (some might say “addicted”) user. Whereas previous presidents often got their messages out via a speech or a press conference, these days we are more likely to hear instantly whatever is on the mind of the leader of the free world.
We’ll let you decide whether that’s a good thing or a bad thing.
The instant nature of Twitter...
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