Twitter comes with the ability to edit tweets

Twitter's edit button is in the works, according to Jane Manchun Wong, who is on a mission to secretly find it in the code of large companies. So Wong just showed us what the upcoming one might look like .

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As you would expect, editing is quite simple: you click a button called "Edit Tweet" in the drop-down menu and then you can edit the tweet you are interested in.

Currently, it looks like you'll have 30 minutes after posting a tweet to edit it. a window will open with your entire original content in front of you and you can post whatever you want, even delete it all and start over. So the edit button won't just be for type mistakes.

The big question, of course, is what happens next. How will readers understand if you have tampered with your tweets and how?

A small “Edit” button will appear next to the timeline This will open an Edit History page that should theoretically show all previous versions of this tweet.

Importantly, as Wong said a few weeks ago, Twitter seems to make every single tweet unchanged - since each version will have its own ID, and no version will be deleted. the latest version. If, say, you read a tweet from him @iguru_gr with a rewritten version, will you see the new tweet or the old one?

But even if the old, unedited version of the tweet appears, Twitter should let you know.

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