#PartnerForChange: Netizens poke fun at PCDSPO’s online gimmick | Inquirer Technology

#PartnerForChange: Netizens poke fun at PCDSPO’s online gimmick

/ 03:53 PM June 30, 2016

Screengrab from Twitter

Screengrab from Twitter

It’s newly sworn-in President Rodrigo Duterte’s first day in office, and it seems like his communications team got through a baptism of fire with its first online gimmick.

The Presidential Communications Development and Strategic Planning Office (PCDSPO) on Thursday morning launched the #PartnerForChange campaign ahead of Duterte’s noontime inauguration at Malacañang.

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The campaign works by sending an automated “personal message” from Duterte through a graphic, with the text: “Dear ___, Be a partner for change. Let us build a better Philippines, together.—Rodrigo Roa Duterte.”

The graphic is being sent to any user who tweets with the hashtag #PartnerForChange, whose username is automatically being carried in the message.

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However, some netizens took the campaign lightly and changed their usernames to funny phrases and profane words, which ended up being published in the graphics.

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Some usernames included, “crazy,” “paidtroll,” “Drvg$Xx,” “douchebag,” “Bukkake,” “Not Hugot Account” and other obscene words.

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Duterte took his oath as the country’s 16th President, with a call on Filipinos to join him in his journey and start change within themselves. YG/RAM

READ: FULL TEXT: President Rodrigo Duterte inauguration speech

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TOPICS: Malacañang, netizens, President Rodrigo Duterte, Social Media, technology
TAGS: Malacañang, netizens, President Rodrigo Duterte, Social Media, technology

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