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 Man murdered in Mississippi is a US-touring comedian. Trump is calling out the 'arm of the Democratic party.' If you're easily freaked out, do not read this screwworm story. You know you're good when you get a high-five from your heckler. Report an error