Drop link to empty Twitter/X account #607
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@fortranlang X account is active (although only I maintain it, I think, and subject to available time). What I think the issue rather is that the widget no longer works. So we should at least leave the link somewhere, but the widget can be removed if not functional. |
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Ah yes, apologies, on closer inspection there are posts. This was something reported in our recent feedback session. When I checked it I saw "@fortranlang hasn’t posted. When they do, their posts will show up here." but maybe that's because I don't have an account myself. At the top it does say 495 posts. |
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Closes fortran-index/fortran-index#39
We had a Fortran index feedback session at the Back to the Fortran Future II event in September and attendees listed several improvements that could be made on the Fortran-lang webpage.
One suggestion was to remove the link to the Twitter/X account because it doesn't appear to have ever been used to post anything.