The account didn’t become active just for the recall. It became most active with the start of Covid.
I’m going to float another possibility by you, though I do admit there was a period of automation: the person did not use their Twitter account frequently, accidentally installed adware on their computer, and simply didn’t notice or delete their tweets when they came back.
The first tweets were composed in a web browser. Automated tweets were posted from a client named “Twitter for websites”, and the newest tweets were posted from the iPhone app.
I’m not saying you’re wrong. I’m just not saying you’re totally right, and should perhaps start imagining situations that do not fit your biases.
The account didn’t become active just for the recall. It became most active with the start of Covid.
I’m going to float another possibility by you, though I do admit there was a period of automation: the person did not use their Twitter account frequently, accidentally installed adware on their computer, and simply didn’t notice or delete their tweets when they came back.
The first tweets were composed in a web browser. Automated tweets were posted from a client named “Twitter for websites”, and the newest tweets were posted from the iPhone app.
I’m not saying you’re wrong. I’m just not saying you’re totally right, and should perhaps start imagining situations that do not fit your biases.
I’m glad we finally got here