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In reply to the discussion: Washington Post: "Sirota's undisclosed connection to Sanders is a breach of journalistic ethics" [View all]dalton99a
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Navigate to http://www.twitwipe.com. TwitWipe is a free service that delete all of your tweets in a single swoop.[1]
TwitWipe can only manage your last 3,200 tweets. If you have more tweets than that, youll have to delete the remaining tweets manually.
Navigate to http://www.tweetdelete.net. TweetDelete is a free service that can delete all of the tweets in your Twitter account.[4]
Due to Twitter limitations, TweetDelete can only delete your last 3,200 tweets.[5]
Navigate to https://www.gocardigan.com. Cardigan is a free and reliable open-source service that will delete every tweet in your Twitter account.[9]
Cardigan, like all Twitter deletion apps, can only manage your last 3,200 tweets.[10] However, it's possible to grant Cardigan access to the remaining tweets.
Navigate to http://www.deletealltweets.com. You can use this free tool to delete all of the tweets in your account. Like all such tools, Delete All Tweets can only access the last 3,200 tweets in your account.
Only use this tool if your sure you want to delete all of your tweets. The process starts as soon as you authorize the app, and you wont be able to stop it.
This tool will automatically send a tweet from you that advertises its services. Continue with this method to learn how to delete that tweet.
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Also:
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Washington Post: "Sirota's undisclosed connection to Sanders is a breach of journalistic ethics" [View all]
Talking Tom
Mar 2019
OP
To those who believe that one person is the embodiment of ethics and all that is good and right
ehrnst
Mar 2019
#78
When one is used to everyone thinking in unison, with one voice, behind one leader
ehrnst
Mar 2019
#110
Well, Sirota is moving on to a place where ethics have never seem to be an issue
SFnomad
Mar 2019
#11
"Not engaged in 'some sort of secretive political conspiracy for a particular candidate'"
dalton99a
Mar 2019
#16
you apparently don't even know the answer, because it sure doesn't show Bernie winning those
CreekDog
Mar 2019
#53
the only people who want "free college" are those that think they will benefit, and who
MH1
Mar 2019
#103
you ran away from your demand to show the results of the final 2016 primaries:
CreekDog
Mar 2019
#56
was it disclosed now because payments to Sirota are going to show up in the FEC filing?
CreekDog
Mar 2019
#51
Pretend journalist attack dog working for a pretend Democrat. Yeah, let's elect that
NBachers
Mar 2019
#20
I wouldn't say the guy who called me "motherfucker" in 2008 was ever a journalist.
RandySF
Mar 2019
#33
Sirota is taking on the critically important role of vetting Sanders' supporters
CreekDog
Mar 2019
#55
"Sleazy hit piece"? He denied working with the campaign months ago and even went to...
George II
Mar 2019
#108
Looks like there's an upper limit of 3200 tweets that can be "auto-deleted".
NurseJackie
Mar 2019
#93
Transparency is good. This is not good, especially in the first weeks of a campaign.
ehrnst
Mar 2019
#75
I love the idea of the Washington Post lecturing anyone on journalistic ethics.
ProfessorPlum
Mar 2019
#99