Once upon a time,Cat 3 movies Twitter's whole thing was that people were supposed to keep their messages short and to the point. The site's newest update seemingly goes against that philosophy.
On Wednesday, Twitter rolled out a tiny little feature that will make it easier for you to thread your tweets together. Tweet threading is a feature that's been around for several years, but now you can choose to add a new tweet you're drafting to an existing thread right from the text box. Twitter posted a helpful GIF to explain how it works.
This Tweet is currently unavailable. It might be loading or has been removed.
From a UX standpoint, this is smart. For years, those of us who don't know how to be concise had to thread our tweets together by writing each new entry as a reply to the previous tweet. Twitter eventually started letting people pre-draft threads to publish all at once. But if you're not interested in thinking ahead by more than a few seconds, this newest feature will let you string your thoughts together with a little less effort.
From the standpoint of someone who already spends too much time on Twitter and would prefer to melt my brain a little less every day, this just adds a few degrees to the thermometer.
It's fine for Twitter to support threading, especially as the site makes threads a little easier to read and, potentially, ignore. But making it easier to create threads only encourages people to be more verbose on a site that was originally designed with efficiency in mind.
Topics Social Media X/Twitter
American Mirage
Artist fights street harassment through photos depicting Goddesses
Namibia has joined Europe in mocking Trump and it's glorious
Apple CEO Tim Cook: Tech companies have to fight fake news
Al Gore’s Pivot to Idiocy
The six terrible ways your life will change when Net Neutrality dies
Internet users are tripping as their service provider gifts free data for life
NBA becomes first sports league to create a gaming league
Don’t Give Up on Universities
There's a new Hyperloop company, and its leader is a familiar face
Conflict Irresolution
Some owners of the matte black iPhone 7 complain about chipped paint
Inside the murderous sibling rivalry of 'Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2'
Riverdale recap: Episode 3 smashes the patriarchy
The Fire This Time
Photos of nightstands empower people with chronic illnesses
Critics heap praise upon 'Fifty Shades Darker'
Taco Bell's Naked Chicken Chalupa isn't intense enough, so we improved it
The Precocious Socialist
No, Mark Zuckerberg isn't about to be overthrown by shareholders
From Soundcloud to the stage: Soulful R&B singer's major festival debutAfternoon of casual golf interrupted by a massive python eating a wallabyKanye West is at Trump Tower and *throws up arms* we're donePlume is turboUber expands its motorbikeBeyoncé just swept up even more award nominationsLook, Kanye West! 4 times Donald Trump distracted us allFinally there's proof that Britain's 4G is as bad as you thoughtGoogle reportedly scales down its selfPeople are sharing this cartoon on Instagram in solidarity with people in AleppoAlphabet's selfTaco Bell rings continues the confusing fast food jewelry trendGoogle reportedly scales down its selfRichard Sherman thinks Thursday Night Football is an 'absolute poopfest'Watch LeBron James geek out to Kendrick Lamar in an utterly lifeless crowdUber expands its motorbikeTop Google searches show this nation's citizens had a v. v. odd 2016The first people to fly in space over the poles got this stunning viewTinder is launching an Apple TV version of its dating appRichard Sherman thinks Thursday Night Football is an 'absolute poopfest' Sigalit Landau’s “Salt Bride” Submerges a Gown in the Dead Sea The iPhone 16 price hike: Here's the evidence pointing to a pricier next Why Are There So Many Bars in My Novel? 9 funniest tweets of the week: 'Bee Movie,' Tyler, the Creator, and haters. Behold, the Monolithic Refrigerator! Sony drops iconic game soundtracks on Spotify Talking to the Homeless on the Streets of Castries 'Quordle' today: See each 'Quordle' answer and hints for August 28 Revisited: Alan Watts, ‘This Is It’ The Family Acid by Dan Piepenbring How big porn sites convert viewers into workers Staff Picks: Forehead Blotches, Lasagna Hogs, and Crust Punks by The Paris Review Revisited: Jean Rhys, ‘Wide Sargasso Sea’ Instagram is reportedly testing a custom sticker tool NYT's The Mini crossword answers for October 21 Tyla's 'Water' dance trend: Women are using it to test their partners Staff Picks: Mary Ruefle, Lynda Barry, Bobby Hutcherson An iMac is reportedly on the horizon, too. Death and All Her Friends Lou Pearlman and His Dream
2.2326s , 10102.546875 kb
Copyright © 2025 Powered by 【Cat 3 movies】,Unobstructed Information Network