[CompSci87]

I'm so bummed I won't get to watch this team on the court for Stanford again. What a legendary group. I also regret I didn't get on the band wagon earlier--I first started paying closer attention to the team in the 2017 season in their run up to losing to Florida.

I found the below tweet by JG pretty hilarious. She's been sitting on it for 3+ year, so patiently. She could have posted her retweet in 2017 when she was named 1st team AA (but lost in the semi-finals) and certainly last year when she repeated 1st team and led her team to the mountain top. Instead, she rolled the dice and waited until she threepeated her 1st team AA and team wins its 3rd in 4 years. That's playing the long game.

https://twitter.com/jennagray22/status/1...5631096835

Don't "do" Twitter, so I have to ask a basic question:  how could you tell when the disparaging tweet was originally sent?  I opened the link, saw the tweet at issue, JG's "aged well" comment, and all the follow-on commentary, but couldn't see a date/time reflecting when the disparaging tweet was first sent.

Any edification appreciated.

BTW, many of the comments were hilarious - the cat one particularly amusing (and I'm not a cat lover).

The date of the original tweet shows up in the Twitter app. Maybe it doesn't show if you look at it via the web site. I remember not seeing when I first looked. It's from 17 Dec 2016.

[CompSci87]

I'm so bummed I won't get to watch this team on the court for Stanford again. What a legendary group. I also regret I didn't get on the band wagon earlier--I first started paying closer attention to the team in the 2017 season in their run up to losing to Florida.

I found the below tweet by JG pretty hilarious. She's been sitting on it for 3+ year, so patiently. She could have posted her retweet in 2017 when she was named 1st team AA (but lost in the semi-finals) and certainly last year when she repeated 1st team and led her team to the mountain top. Instead, she rolled the dice and waited until she threepeated her 1st team AA and team wins its 3rd in 4 years. That's playing the long game.

https://twitter.com/jennagray22/status/1...5631096835

Don't "do" Twitter, so I have to ask a basic question:  how could you tell when the disparaging tweet was originally sent?  I opened the link, saw the tweet at issue, JG's "aged well" comment, and all the follow-on commentary, but couldn't see a date/time reflecting when the disparaging tweet was first sent.

Any edification appreciated.

BTW, many of the comments were hilarious - the cat one particularly amusing (and I'm not a cat lover).

The date of the original tweet shows up in the Twitter app. Maybe it doesn't show if you look at it via the web site. I remember not seeing when I first looked. It's from 17 Dec 2016.