Anyone who uses Twitter should regularly delete their old tweets — here's how to do it

In case you haven't noticed, it doesn't pay to keep around your old tweets — just ask James Gunn, or Kevin Hart.People have lost their jobs or seriously damaged their careers because old, immature, or otherwise inappropriate tweets were unearthed.If you're using Twitter, and you care at all about your career, you should be deleting your old tweets on a regular basis — and we've outlined how to do that.Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.“Never tweet” is one of the most common phrases said on Twitter.It's ironic, but it's true: Nothing good has ever come of a tweet. In fact, lots of people have lots their jobs — or worse — because of something they said on the service.You really shouldn't tweet, but if you do decide to post tweets for one reason or another, you should also be deleting them.We've outlined a guide on the various ways you can delete your tweets. It's really not hard to do, and you'll be glad you did it.