Is it OK to delete old tweets about events that are no longer relevant? [closed]

Question

Here's some context:

• the twitter account is owned by an organisation
• they post content infrequently
• some of the tweets are referencing an old event that is no longer relevant; people who go on the twitter account can see those tweets (and the event)
• there is other content further down the feed which is more relevant

Is it "good manners" to delete outdated tweets ?

Please assume that creating more new content is not practical for various reasons.

The intent here is to curate an accurate image of the organisation. Too many tweets about past event is not helping with that. I think it's better if visitors only see tweets that are aligned with the company's vision.

Answer 1

Judging by all twitter account I came across that write about "current events" they don't go and delete old ones.
You can go to news twitter and read about issues from years ago that were written as "this is happening now". You can go to celebrity tweeter and read about their attendance to some events that is long gone.
I would even says that deleting old tweets is bad manners because it's looked as removing evidence of past activities. There would be no reference but information that there was a reference that is now removed.

Answer 2

I delete comments, or posts on Facebook for the following reasons:

• It didn't perform well.

• It was a temporary thought and now I don't want people to see it for reasons like, it is stupid, might be rude too or simply because I don't want people to associate it with me.

It's about how someone wants to use a platform.

Now as the question has

other content further down the feed is more relevant

So yeah, clean up is recommended!

The intention is the curate an accurate image of an organisation.

If the tweets are not coherent with the current image of organisation, I would second deletion.

For the sake of history-keeping(for both visitors and employees), an external archive can be made and linked to.

^{Didn't expand the last point, as I don't want to answer What should you do?}