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Originally Posted by djsFlames
a) Seems unnecessary. If people read into that (which now, they will), why burn bridges when you may very well play with some of these guys again somewhere. Monahan didn't trade you.
b) Why are people monitoring these things, then posting about it? Nothing positive can come from that. Who specifically notices those things? Some drama queen FBI up in here.
c) Social media is taken too seriously anyway. It's not real, or an accurate representation of any one's life, but a filtered projection with full of gaps for people to fill in with their worst assumptions. Best to stay away altogether for high profile people, except for putting out good messages or promoting some charity event. I'd say Johnny is an example of a savvy user, or Luongo who can crack innocent jokes, even at his own expense.
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Agreed. It's creepy and weird this person decided to do their own ''investigation'' into someone else's twitter followers, and make her own tweet news story about it. The fact she counted out the players deleted, and listed who remains is creepy and weird. Who cares if Dougie deleted some former teammates from his Twitter? I delete people from my FB account all the time when I know I'm not going to see them anymore. Where's my news story?
I can't stand Twitter drama and how it passes for news these days.