Why is the journalistic standard to embed tweets (xeets?) instead of using screenshots?
An embedded tweet can be deleted, and depends on X supporting the functionality. If editing is ever introduced on the platform, it would permanently break all past articles that don’t have an independent record of the tweet (such as a full quote in the article or a screenshot). X can potentially (and maybe does) embed tracking features.
It seems like there are a lot of good reasons not to use embedded tweets, but almost every news source does it this way. Is there a good reason why?
Umm… No? That’s quite a conclusion to jump to when a quick Google search would show that no such thing exists.
I swear, sometimes this community can be as bad as anti-vaxxers when it comes to pulling shit out of their ass and stating it as fact.
In general,
If it’s only semantically plausible with reference to a given set of corpora, then it’s a hallucination.
If it’s a hallucination that satisfies an emotional need, then it has truthiness.
If it’s truthiness that is backed by a sufficiently powerful political force, then it is The Truth.
Source: it was revealed to me in a dream.
then maybe you should jump on google and look up what this means if you believe my statement was an assertion of fact.
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a hostile tantrum over a word they didn’t understand “makes sense to you?”
clearly you’ve just come here to pick fights and troll, so your opinion holds little value.
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“how dare you defend yourself against my attacks!”
with that sort of absurd reasoning and bullying, you’re surprised i hold no value in your opinion? lmao
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you can’t even tell the difference between a disagreement and bullying, and you wonder why your opinion holds no value? lol
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