Twitter Claim Skepticism
Users debate the credibility of sensational claims originating from Twitter posts featured in articles, questioning if they are unsubstantiated rumors, misleading headlines, hacks, or attention-seeking posts.
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This headline may as well be: "Guy on twitter makes unsubstantiated claim about anonymous friend"
Why do you think the article mentioned Twitter ?
There's a certain level of irony about this being posted on Twitter.
Did they report the tweets incorrectly?
The headline is misleading because the author hasn't really quit twitter.
Because the author tweeted it? It’s a new article
Thanks for the heads up! I thought it was some anonymous on Twitter ;)
I think this might be giving Twitter too much credit.
This is tweeted generally as fact; it needs to get cleared up.
It's the usual "controversial" Twitter post to boost one's account, I suggest not looking too much it and moving on