03-07-2016, 01:00 AM
Since the legal tampering period begins today, tons of rumors and news should start to fly soon. I think it's a good idea to post tweets in this thread to keep all the free agency news in one place and stop the board from becoming too cluttered with tweets of rumors and things that may not even happen.
REMINDER: Fake tweets and troll accounts will be out in full force this free agency, so be careful of what tweets you're looking at and what you're posting here. To spot fake tweets look at the example below:
<a class="" href='https://twitter.com/RapSheet'>Ian Rapoport @RapSheet </a> <a class="" href='https://twitter.com/RapSheet/status/706132196977938433' title="10:00 AM - 5 Mar 2016">Mar 5</a>
<p class="" style="font-size:26px;">Mario Williams is heading on a visit to Miami today, per source informed of the <a class="" href='https://twitter.com/hashtag/Dolphins?src=hash'>#Dolphins</a> plans. Would add big-time help on the edge.
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^This is the real Ian Rapoport, but the name Ian Rapoport above means nothing and anyone can change their name at any time. Always look at what's following the "@" as no two people can have the same twitter handle. There will be troll accounts that use handles like @RapSheeet or @RapSheel that will try to fake news too. A blue verified checkmark next to their name is a good sign that they are real and reliable. Also a good way to avoid getting trolled is to follow the real reporters and only post tweets from your timeline as the only way fake tweets could enter your timeline is if someone legitimate accidentally retweets them.
By following this, hopefully we can keep the number of fake news entering this thread down to a minimum.
Legal Tampering Period Begins: 12:00pm est/11:00am cst, Monday, March 7th.
Free Agency Begins: 4:00pm est/3:00pm cst, Wednesday, March 9th.
REMINDER: Fake tweets and troll accounts will be out in full force this free agency, so be careful of what tweets you're looking at and what you're posting here. To spot fake tweets look at the example below:
<a class="" href='https://twitter.com/RapSheet'>Ian Rapoport @RapSheet </a> <a class="" href='https://twitter.com/RapSheet/status/706132196977938433' title="10:00 AM - 5 Mar 2016">Mar 5</a>
<p class="" style="font-size:26px;">Mario Williams is heading on a visit to Miami today, per source informed of the <a class="" href='https://twitter.com/hashtag/Dolphins?src=hash'>#Dolphins</a> plans. Would add big-time help on the edge.
<p class="" style="font-size:26px;">
^This is the real Ian Rapoport, but the name Ian Rapoport above means nothing and anyone can change their name at any time. Always look at what's following the "@" as no two people can have the same twitter handle. There will be troll accounts that use handles like @RapSheeet or @RapSheel that will try to fake news too. A blue verified checkmark next to their name is a good sign that they are real and reliable. Also a good way to avoid getting trolled is to follow the real reporters and only post tweets from your timeline as the only way fake tweets could enter your timeline is if someone legitimate accidentally retweets them.
By following this, hopefully we can keep the number of fake news entering this thread down to a minimum.
Legal Tampering Period Begins: 12:00pm est/11:00am cst, Monday, March 7th.
Free Agency Begins: 4:00pm est/3:00pm cst, Wednesday, March 9th.
