you have the right to remain untweeted. anything you tweet can be used against you.
In a court of law.
Just because it's fun, doesn't mean that it's not on the public record. Twitter IS on the internet. And there's a long history of internet as documentation in a court of law. So it should be no surprise that what you say on Twitter could be later used against you.
The internets. Fun for all. Even the lawyers. Do your kids, your employees, your coworkers realize that what's on Twitter will likely be available for ever and ever and ever? From David Armano, (via Twitter, of course.)
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