Technology | Facebook Inside the Army's Rules for Twitter, Facebook Guess what? A lot of them should be followed by the general public By Evann Gastaldo Posted Aug 28, 2011 2:44 PM CDT Copied Ahh, Twitter... (AP Photo/Charles Krupa) The US Army has some rules for social media use—but even if you’re not a soldier, you might do well to adhere to some of those rules. From the Atlantic Wire: On Facebook: DO “spell check every post prior to posting; the Army’s reputation is at stake.” On Facebook: DON’T “use social media (teen) language in professional posts (ex: i wanna b ur bff 2day & 4evr)." On Facebook: Remember, “it only takes one unprofessional slip to taint a reputation.” On Twitter: DO “tweet Army senior leader quotes.” On Twitter: DON’T “tweet too many times in a day (you will lose followers).” On Twitter: Remember, “once a tweet is out there, it is out there.” Click for the Atlantic’s complete list. Read These Next He heckled President Trump, is now $430K richer. 2 GOP senators change their minds on Trump's war powers. Joe Rogan's ICE criticism may be trouble for Trump. Officials say ICE agent who shot Renee Good had internal bleeding. Report an error