I don't get this. If someone makes a fake account under someone else's name, how can you sue Twitter? How are they supposed to know?
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You really can't, in fact Twitter co-founder Biz Stone expressed his view on the lawsuit by St. Louis Cardinals manager Tony La Russa over fake tweets by posting on his blog with the following, "With due respect to the man and his notable work, Mr. La Russa's lawsuit was an unnecessary waste of judicial resources bordering on frivolous, Twitter's Terms of Service are fair and we believe will be upheld in a court that will ultimately dismiss Mr. La Russa's lawsuit."
When it comes to making sure the Twitter accounts are legit the people at Twitter will experiment this summer with a beta preview of a feature, rumored for some time, called "Verified Accounts." These accounts will feature a special seal indicating that they belong to the person they say they belong to.
When it comes to making sure the Twitter accounts are legit the people at Twitter will experiment this summer with a beta preview of a feature, rumored for some time, called "Verified Accounts." These accounts will feature a special seal indicating that they belong to the person they say they belong to.
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