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The UK government’s vast security operation to manage the immediate aftermath of the death of the Queen include official social media blackouts and a ban on retweets.

These plans, codenamed Operation London Bridge, which were first revealed in a Guardian Long Read in 2017 and have now been seen in full by Politico, detail the scale of the arrangements for the funeral and government anxieties about whether the UK has the resources to execute them.

The social media strategy plays a prominent role, including plans to change the royal family’s website to a black holding page with a short statement confirming the Queen’s death, while the gov.uk website and all governmental social media pages will display a black banner. Non-urgent content will not be published and retweets will be banned unless cleared by the government’s head of communications.

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/202 ... -blackouts

They're going to fuck around with Twitter?

They fucked with twitter when they banned Trump.
Nobody can complain when it affects them too

Trumps an idiot but nobody was forced to read his shit.
However everybody was denied (forced) to read his tweets.
I'm not on twitter and never will be. I'm not that stupid

Trump isn't just anyone tho.
He was the leader of the free world, the most powerful man on earth. Thus his tweets had the potential to do huge damage, not least among his own gullible fans. Eg if he made a tweet promoting horse dewormer for covid, should it stay up?

Do you agree with the Taliban and Ayatollah Khomeini being allowed on Twitter?

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Guest wrote:

Stooo wrote:

The UK government’s vast security operation to manage the immediate aftermath of the death of the Queen include official social media blackouts and a ban on retweets.

These plans, codenamed Operation London Bridge, which were first revealed in a Guardian Long Read in 2017 and have now been seen in full by Politico, detail the scale of the arrangements for the funeral and government anxieties about whether the UK has the resources to execute them.

The social media strategy plays a prominent role, including plans to change the royal family’s website to a black holding page with a short statement confirming the Queen’s death, while the gov.uk website and all governmental social media pages will display a black banner. Non-urgent content will not be published and retweets will be banned unless cleared by the government’s head of communications.

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/202 ... -blackouts

They're going to fuck around with Twitter?

They fucked with twitter when they banned Trump.
Nobody can complain when it affects them too

Trumps an idiot but nobody was forced to read his shit.
However everybody was denied (forced) to read his tweets.
I'm not on twitter and never will be. I'm not that stupid

Trump isn't just anyone tho.
He was the leader of the free world, the most powerful man on earth. Thus his tweets had the potential to do huge damage, not least among his own gullible fans. Eg if he made a tweet promoting horse dewormer for covid, should it stay up?

Guest wrote:

Stooo wrote:

The UK government’s vast security operation to manage the immediate aftermath of the death of the Queen include official social media blackouts and a ban on retweets.

These plans, codenamed Operation London Bridge, which were first revealed in a Guardian Long Read in 2017 and have now been seen in full by Politico, detail the scale of the arrangements for the funeral and government anxieties about whether the UK has the resources to execute them.

The social media strategy plays a prominent role, including plans to change the royal family’s website to a black holding page with a short statement confirming the Queen’s death, while the gov.uk website and all governmental social media pages will display a black banner. Non-urgent content will not be published and retweets will be banned unless cleared by the government’s head of communications.

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/202 ... -blackouts

They're going to fuck around with Twitter?

They fucked with twitter when they banned Trump.
Nobody can complain when it affects them too

Trumps an idiot but nobody was forced to read his shit.
However everybody was denied (forced) to read his tweets.
I'm not on twitter and never will be. I'm not that stupid

Guest wrote:

Stooo wrote:

The UK government’s vast security operation to manage the immediate aftermath of the death of the Queen include official social media blackouts and a ban on retweets.

These plans, codenamed Operation London Bridge, which were first revealed in a Guardian Long Read in 2017 and have now been seen in full by Politico, detail the scale of the arrangements for the funeral and government anxieties about whether the UK has the resources to execute them.

The social media strategy plays a prominent role, including plans to change the royal family’s website to a black holding page with a short statement confirming the Queen’s death, while the gov.uk website and all governmental social media pages will display a black banner. Non-urgent content will not be published and retweets will be banned unless cleared by the government’s head of communications.

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/202 ... -blackouts

They're going to fuck around with Twitter?

They fucked with twitter when they banned Trump.
Nobody can complain when it affects them too

Trumps an idiot but nobody was forced to read his shit.
However everybody was denied (forced) to read his tweets.
I'm not on twitter and never will be. I'm not that stupid

Stooo wrote:

The UK government’s vast security operation to manage the immediate aftermath of the death of the Queen include official social media blackouts and a ban on retweets.

These plans, codenamed Operation London Bridge, which were first revealed in a Guardian Long Read in 2017 and have now been seen in full by Politico, detail the scale of the arrangements for the funeral and government anxieties about whether the UK has the resources to execute them.

The social media strategy plays a prominent role, including plans to change the royal family’s website to a black holding page with a short statement confirming the Queen’s death, while the gov.uk website and all governmental social media pages will display a black banner. Non-urgent content will not be published and retweets will be banned unless cleared by the government’s head of communications.

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/202 ... -blackouts

They're going to fuck around with Twitter?

Cobs wrote:Interesting.

The queen will lie in state at the Palace of Westminster for three days, in an operation codenamed FEATHER. Her coffin will lie on a raised box known as a catafalque in the middle of Westminster Hall, which will be open to the public for 23 hours per day. Tickets will be issued for VIPs so they can have a time slot.

Also, is it definitely going to be King Charles? I read years ago it was considered unlucky and they were going with George.

The queen will lie in state at the Palace of Westminster for three days, in an operation codenamed FEATHER. Her coffin will lie on a raised box known as a catafalque in the middle of Westminster Hall, which will be open to the public for 23 hours per day. Tickets will be issued for VIPs so they can have a time slot.

The UK government’s vast security operation to manage the immediate aftermath of the death of the Queen include official social media blackouts and a ban on retweets.

These plans, codenamed Operation London Bridge, which were first revealed in a Guardian Long Read in 2017 and have now been seen in full by Politico, detail the scale of the arrangements for the funeral and government anxieties about whether the UK has the resources to execute them.

The social media strategy plays a prominent role, including plans to change the royal family’s website to a black holding page with a short statement confirming the Queen’s death, while the gov.uk website and all governmental social media pages will display a black banner. Non-urgent content will not be published and retweets will be banned unless cleared by the government’s head of communications.