I'm not talking about people, I'm talking about government officials.
The fact that the British PM will post information, in his official capacity, on Twitter that will not be posted on gov.uk is ridiculous and should be illegal.
The fact that the British PM will post information, in his official capacity, on Twitter that will not be posted on gov.uk is ridiculous and should be illegal.
I agree it _should_ be posted on official websites.
Unfortunately we're racing to the bottom in how information is communicated and an app that delivers 10 second bits of nonsense is winning.
You are right, it should be illegal, at the extremes it totally breaks down - "I announced it publicly" could legitimately be "I stood at the back door of Downing street and whispered it out loud".