In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You can write a letter to Twitter if you have a question, want to report a problem, or give them comments about the service. Be aware that you may not receive a response from the board. If you'd like, you can send your letter anonymously. While most mail will be given to Twitter's board of directors, certain types of mail won't be given to them. For example, don't send: Product complaints, inquiries, or suggestions Resumes or job inquiries Surveys Advertisements Abusive or threatening material Your letter will go to the board as a group or an individual of the board if you specify their name. Use the following address for your letter: Corporate Secretary Twitter, Inc. 1355 Market Street Suite 900 San Francisco, CA 94103 United States
Summary: Write to the board of directors. Avoid sending mail that won't be delivered to the board. Send your letter to the corporate secretary.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you can become more empathetic, you'll be able to better understand other people. You can strengthen your character by being able to relate to others and helping them. Try to imagine what someone else is going through. For example, maybe your friend recently lost a sibling. Think about how that might feel and how you would react. Try to think about what you could do to make your friend feel better. You can also take this further and actually experience what the other person is dealing with. For example, maybe your partner is frustrated because they do all of the cooking. Try taking over dinner duty for the week so that you can understand why they feel stress. Most people have assumptions or even prejudices against others. These might be conscious or unconscious. For example, maybe you think that people who haven't graduated from college are not intelligent. Try to train your brain to be more open minded and accepting of others. Take note of your prejudices. When you find yourself making assumptions, make a mental note. Being aware of bias is the first part in addressing it. Next time you have these thoughts, work to actively change your mindset. Instead of thinking, "That person must not be smart," think, "Wow, they managed to get a good job despite not have a college degree. That's pretty impressive." Gratitude is an important part of character strength because it demonstrates an awareness of the people and things around you. You can develop gratitude by intentionally making it part of your everyday life. For example, you can end each day by thinking of 3 things that you are grateful for. You can also try keeping a gratitude journal where you write down things that you are grateful for. You could make notes throughout the day or devote 10 minutes each evening to journaling. You could write, "Today I was given an opportunity to volunteer at the animal shelter. I'm grateful that I was able to do something constructive on this Saturday morning." You can also turn your gratitude outwards. Make it a point to say "thank you" every time someone does something for you. You can also make it a point to show appreciation for things that don't directly affect you. For example, you could say to a co-worker, "Thank you for landing that new client. An increase in business is good for all of us." You can make your comments specific. You could try, "I really appreciate that you brought me some chicken soup when I was sick. You're really thoughtful."
Summary: Put yourself in someone else's shoes. Challenge prejudices in yourself and others. Start a gratitude practice. Express your gratitude towards others.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you don't already have WeChat installed, you can download it for free from the App Store. To install WeChat, search for it in the App Store. Once found, tap Get, then Install App. It's at the bottom-right corner of WeChat. This prompts a new screen to appear on your iPhone or iPad. The backup will now begin. If you'd prefer to select specific chats instead, tap Select Chat History, tap the chats you want to back up, then tap Backup.
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Sign in to WeChat on your Mac. Click . Click Backup and Restore. Click Backup on Mac. Tap Backup All on the iPhone or iPad.