User talk:WyeFreeSchool
November 2021
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Thank you. The Blade of the Northern Lights (話して下さい) 14:51, 10 November 2021 (UTC)User Block
[edit]Hi Blade of the Northern Lights,
Apologies for violating the rules that is my fault for not reading.
I just want to query with you regarding that rule for this occasion.
The account is intended to represent the school/organization. I am the IT Technician for Wye School and I was given a goal of creating a shared account to manage all public facing social media for the school. The account (perhaps you can see this) is registered to socialmedia@wyeschool.org.uk. I've used this account to create entries for the school on Twitter, Tik Tok, Google Business, Wikipedia etc etc. The idea being that the school can manage all of these services from a shared account and be notified if anything was to be edited for example on Wikipedia that was damaging to the school and its interests.
I suppose the short version of what I'm asking is, given that the account does represent the school as a whole would I still need to identify myself (Chris Jones) in the username of the account even though its a shared account and might well not always be me who does the editing?
Any advice welcome
Kind Regards
Chris Jones
IT Technician for Wye School chris.jones@wyeschool.org.uk