A complaint about someone who is not named but will know. Fading with the platform it was named for; the behaviour has moved to Instagram Stories and lost its name in transit.
A definition that survives its own explainer is rare and this is not one. Subtweet means what it meant; what changed is the number of people who could hear you say it.
The state is defensible but the life span is not. 17 yrs, fading assumes the 2009 date, and if the birth moves — see the thread above — the span moves with it. These fields should be linked, not typed.
Logging a live specimen: a car dealership's radio advert, 15 April. Subtweet, in a font that has not been updated since 2009. The term and the typography have met at last.
Evidence, with a photograph: a bank's fraud-warning poster, 8 May. Subtweet, offered as an explanation to an audience that plainly did not need one.
What does it mean? Write it the way you would say it out loud.
