While people definitely do this, I'm not sure the BBC or its journalists should (DM yourself!) It's fair enough if a not super online person saw that and was like "wtf" even if it is a way people save tweetshttps://twitter.com/MarkDiStef/status/1204015912623497216 …
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The bookmark function has become my go-to now. As well as having another alt account.
like i think the crucial point is that standards for an ""impartial"" broadcaster are not the same as normal people? like sure, it's easier to just smash the like! but maybe a second click or two isn't a good enough reason to not do it if you're the bbc?
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Yeah it’s not like a wide array of political figs have deployed the ‘yeah sure pal’ defence of having had their account hacked/accidentally hit button of various incredibly hardcore porn repeatedly in the headlines. My dudes & dudettes - learn from the example beating of others
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