Retention schedules & snark; Venn overlap: 30%. Opinions/obsessions/obscenities mine, not my agency's. Horror/fantasy/SF/comics dork. She/her and so is my wife.
@moaimonolith@PalmerReport <Only. 12 years is *only* mentioned anywhere in the context etc.> In my defense, I have a cat on my upper arms as I type this.
@moaimonolith@PalmerReport I'm not sure what you're showing me there, except the long version of the thing I already said, that 12 years is mentioned anywhere in the context of that being the longest period of time a former president can ask that the National Archives keep records confidential.
@moaimonolith@PalmerReport No, it's specifically the Archivist of the United States. That's referenced in the definitions section of that code chapter.
@moaimonolith@PalmerReport (An archivivist is a special kind of archivist who makes typos when trying to paraphrase federal law and still stay under 280 characters.) (Regular archivists don't make typos.)
@moaimonolith@PalmerReport No, a former president has 0 years to hold records; they're due to the Archivist of the US at the end of his term. 12 years is just the max time he can ask the Archivist to keep them confidential. As for disposal, that requires approval from the AOTUS. #anarchivivist
@airawyn Agreed! I also did not get COVID from/at SDCC (or from/at dinner with you!), and I was impressed by their precautions and the staff's adherence to them. - MP in rare public Twitter appearance #SanDiegoComicCon#sdcc2022
To celebrate the return of my water, I give you That Which Must Be Retweeted When It Shows Up:
Tom Holland Lipsyncs Singing in the Rain and Umbrella.
https://t.co/dRAQu0j5Xq
Petition to auto-append "isnotdead" to any tweet tagged with the name of a person whose wikipedia entry referenced that name in the present tense on the previous day. Users may manually edit the tag if the person in question is, in fact, dead. #levarburtonisnotdead
@TerryMooreArt And clearly had it about up to here with Freddie the Photographer who keeps saying things like "Miss, if you lean forward a bit and tug your collar down, we'll get a beautiful picture of your...neck. Yes. Your swanlike neck."