My Scheherazadean tribute to twitter became timely again with another 1001 tweets written since those that I could, on the previous occasion, only trace back down to 2014. This time, a higher engagement with the platform allows me to overlap with the online record that is, at the time of writing, kept up to 15 March (2017) (a tweet commenting "It does not need to be imagined, it needs to be written down."). All tweets actually seem to remain accessible, if they are referenced. These are, for instance, my first and [my second tweet] and my third one, one year and a half later. Follows below a selection among the last thousand or so written since then.

What strikes me most is the number of "deleted tweets" and even more so, of "suspended accounts", which leaves quoted retweets (I seldom "only retweet") with no context. I have been increasingly annoyed by the censorship on Twitter since they but it is my understanding that recent developments might be changing that (?!)

. I should, however, make a habit of keeping a record of the material archived, and not trusting the platform which is not yet rewriting the past, but is nevertheless basically doing this with its cherry picking of what can survive and what cannot. A real scandal.