Like I said, the chances of any human ever reading it are extremely small. Close to 0%. Shit like that is automated.
Maybe but 100k a day is not noteworthy for a country like Norway either.
Indeed, I've used airbnb several times now to rent a vacation home in the French/Belgian/German countryside. For that it's great. Cheaper than renting a bungalow somewhere and you have more space.
100k a day is not even worth looking at for them.
Cool. At least they get to read something entertaining then. Also, I seriously doubt any of the input ever gets read by a person at all. Chances are it gets collected and processed by some application to generate a list of keyword for their customer satisfaction reports.
I usually just enter offensive shit if I'm forced to enter text.
Plenty of good office chairs available for normal prices in Europe...
Toddler car seats actually have good lumbar support though.
That's nice but all of that is irrelevant. You can view tweets without making an account.
Also, not one government solely relies on Twitter to disperse information, it is just one additional channel. They also use their own websites, apps, TV and radio.
Why is it absurd? The best way to reach people is on the platforms they use. People are not going to install some government app or use a special website to see those kinds of messages.
Ah, that's messed up.
This is my sister's cat Casey. She never sits still for a picture but when she finally did it turned out pretty good.
My little 11 year old black kitty called Beertje (little bear in Dutch) enjoying the sun.
My cat Boris being afraid because he thinks he's going to die (neighbor is mowing his lawn).
Very sleepy from a hard day's work (sleeping and eating).
That's patently false. You haven't actually read the article have you?