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Eighth of nine 9-minute writing prompts

Prompt: Write three-step processes in first, second, and third person voice.

  1. I navigated to tweetdeck.twitter.com and signed into my account.
  2. I wrote a series of tweets.
  3. I used the schedule function to create an automated rollout of the series.

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  1. You first click on the "Schedule Tweet" button. It is the middle button of three options below the composition window.
  2. You select a date and time (your local time) for the tweet to go live
  3. You click the button "Tweet at datetime" directly below the composition window to schedule the tweet.

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  1. The server receives a POST request with the new tweet.
  2. It writes a tweet object to a database with the appropriate future-facing "posted" datetime.
  3. The database returns that object in response to a request for the tweet once the "posted" datetime is in the past.
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