In April of this year, in the midst of the hype on the possiblebillionaire Elon Musk's purchase of the social network Twitter, the company announced plans to introduce the ability to edit posts. It is curious that shortly before this announcement, it was Musk who conducted a survey on this topic, so the promising innovation was associated with him. Now that the sale has fallen through, Twitter has finally begun full testing of the feature. As promised, Twitter Blue subscribers ($5 per month) can be the first to try, later the option will be available to everyone.
Note that discussions about the needThe implementation of such a function took quite a long time, because the trick of Twitter is precisely to “change your shoes” It won't work here. However, the developers have provided for this point: editing will be allowed several times during the first 30 minutes after publication, the tweet will have a mark about editing and the ability to view the editing history. Twitter Blue subscribers will test the capabilities for themselves, talk about vulnerabilities, and only after that Editing a tweet will be available to everyone. The exact timing of beta testing is not indicated.
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According to Twitter