The day has come. Twitter officially announced the start of testing the tool for edit tweetsone of the most requested features by the community.
The edit button is launching this Thursday and will expand mainly to the social network’s subscribers.
Tweet editing is what Twitter needs
The test is run by an internal development team and will be continued by members Twitter Blue.
edit tweets will allow people to change their posts after they have been published.
How does he comment Twitterusers will be able to edit the tweet multiple times within 30 minutes of posting.
Edited tweets will be displayed with an icon, timestamp, and label to let readers know that the original post has been edited. Clicking on the tag will take viewers to the tweet’s edit history, which includes previous versions.
“We hope that with Edit Tweet, the tweets feel more accessible and less stressful. You should be able to join the conversation in a way that is convenient for you, and we will continue to work to make it easy.”
subscribers only
It is important to note that Edit Tweet It will not be available to everyone, but only to its paid users who will be able to enjoy the tool towards the end of the month.
It will also only be based in the United States for now, but will expand to more countries.
Users can subscribe to the model for $3 per month. In addition to the editing tool, which will appear in the coming weeks, the payment also includes a reading mode, where the user wants to read topics without being distracted by the elements.
Similarly, the user will also be able to get folders, a system that will allow you to organize publications into categories suitable for the person.
In the US version of the subscription service, you can also access free articles from over 300 ad-free news portals.
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