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Be Explicit Please

@BeExplicit

encouraging you to explain clearly who did what (idea by @DavidKaib, implemented by @dunndunndunn)

Joined August 2014
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Replying to @OklahomaNewsNow
.@OklahomaNewsNow Shouldn’t this read, “an officer shot someone”?
Replying to @OklahomaNewsNow
.@OklahomaNewsNow This would be more informative as, “an officer shot someone.”
.@Kevin_H_Watson Shouldn’t this read, “an officer shot someone”?
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Replying to @moyu_906
.@moyu_906 Guessing you meant to say, “an officer shot someone.”
.@madhouse937 Shouldn’t this read, “an officer shot someone”?
Replying to @OklahomaNewsNow
.@OklahomaNewsNow I think you mean, “an officer shot someone.”
Replying to @HostMyServices
.@HostMyServices I think you mean, “an officer shot someone.”
Replying to @KithKanan
.@KithKanan Shouldn’t this read, “an officer shot someone”?
.@neuralwiles Guessing you meant to say, “an officer shot someone.”
Replying to @LATVPHOTOG
.@LATVPHOTOG I think you mean, “an officer shot someone.”
Replying to @shreveporttimes
.@shreveporttimes I think you mean, “an officer shot someone.”
Replying to @Police_Dispatch
.@Police_Dispatch Guessing you meant to say, “an officer shot someone.”
Replying to @GiselaPerezTV
.@ABC7Gisela Shouldn’t this read, “an officer shot someone”?
Replying to @OklahomaNewsNow
.@OklahomaNewsNow Shouldn’t this read, “an officer shot someone”?
Replying to @GiselaPerezTV
.@ABC7Gisela This would be more informative as, “an officer shot someone.”
Replying to @structuregeek
.@structuregeek Guessing you meant to say, “an officer shot someone.”
Replying to @Ledermuller
.@Ledermuller This would be more informative as, “an officer shot someone.”
Replying to @FBM2005
.@FBM2005 Shouldn’t this read, “an officer shot someone”?
Replying to @Police_Dispatch
.@Police_Dispatch This would be more informative as, “an officer shot someone.”
Replying to @LADailyNewz
.@LADailyNewz This would be more informative as, “an officer shot someone.”
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