One of the reasons I stayed away from Twitter for many years (in spite of having found it very educational during the brief period I did use it) is that its interface (like that of Facebook and, I think, reddit) seems to be perversely designed to be difficult to interact with. But it could well be a case of the bad workman blaming his tools.
Be that as it may, can someone tell me if there is a way to display a tweet clearly, other than by taking a screenshot, cropping it, and uploading it, as I have done here? It is a very tedious process, and not one I want to repeat often.
This is what appears when I try to use OneBox (i.e. just post the bare URL):
That isn’t even the tweet in question, even though it is the right URL! So here is the laboriously-obtained screenshot:
That’s funny! I did click on the little downward arrow for “embedding” the tweet, but for some reason I didn’t proceed with copying the HTML code. I had definitely tried the same thing with another tweet before this one, and gone as far as copying the HTML code that time, but for some reason I had concluded that copying the HTML code here didn’t work. Perhaps it had something to do with a photo or video? Anyway, it does work with this one. Thanks!
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I am not
exaggerating when I say I have felt more welcome, respected, and able to
do my job as an NGO observer in more professional conditions at a
prison campus in Turkey than I have at Woolwich Crown Court or the Old
Bailey Court in London. I am embarrassed for my country.
6/
I’ve got most of
Johnson’s guidelines on here, forgive the abrupt end, either my editing
skills are lacking or Johnson got suddenly bored and ran off. pic.twitter.com/z7nqnNdvg5
