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In what country is the official Twitter account maintained by ordinary citizens, replacing each other?

Sweden's official Twitter account is not maintained by government officials or secretaries. Instead, internet users who are Swedish nationals rotate each other every week, accessing publications on behalf of @sweden.

The owner of the account is free to write ideas and opinions not only about politics or national events, but also about the life of an ordinary person, make retweets, and conduct dialogues with subscribers.

Authors: Jimmy Wales, Larry Sanger

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