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Thou shalt not steal stories -- especially without credit, as @ObjectiveJrn points out. (See what I did there?)
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The Department of Defense has released social media guidelines.
An interesting part: Removing content "can unintentionally discredit" if it appears stuff is removed to avoid embarrassment, stifle discussion or mislead the public.
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