Those of you letting go of the #birdsite (permanently or not), you should download your Twitter archive before the new (clearly ill) boss screws it all up.
You'll find instructions at https://help.twitter.com/en/managing-your-account/how-to-download-your-twitter-archive
@jscaux i totally forgot about this
probably because under „archive“ in social stuff i always understood just the amount of data a company collected from you and not your actual content xD
@jscaux Yep. Already did.
@jscaux Thanks, however that brings up an interesting point. I can’t think of anything that I want to archive from there. I’d be more interested in a bot that would delete all of my non-recent activity.
@theolodian that would indeed also be a useful feature, and one can delete one's account at the #birdsite.
For a clean "total obliteration" operation, to my knowledge, the only way to do this (if you're based in Europe) is to invoke the #GDPR and force the service to delete your entire personal data. Compliance is patchy, but the law is on your side.