So maybe the kiddies think this parody account is cute, but it clearly violates Twitter rules. And yes Twitter is still a tiny bit like the Wild, Wild West -- but there are rules governing "parody accounts," just as there are laws against identity theft.
Even worse, they broke the #1 rule of parody accounts: Their tweets aren't all that funny. (Well, except for the one about HS Principal Mark Jackson).
Now this is a (funny) parody account:
Call me cynical, but I'd not be at all surprised to learn that this was being done with the tacit (if not explicit) approval of Maria G.
ReplyDeleteNotice that all of it is supportive of *her* -- it's things that she'd probably like to say, but can't.
I wouldn't be at all surprised to see her quite directly involved in this. Just sayin....
I don't know, if that were the case she probably would not allow them to follow Justine Bieber. Yikes!
ReplyDeleteMeant "Justin." Either way, yikes!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas Ed.
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