Twitter Blue lets people pay a monthly subscription fee of $3 to access special content or features.īlue is available on the Twitter application for Apple or Android smartphones in Australia, Canada, New Zealand and the United States, according to the company. The San Francisco-based internet firm said it will kick off testing in coming months to figure out what works when it comes to letting users tinker with posts after they have gone live. They currently work around this by deleting and tweeting again," Sullivan said in a tweet-thread. "People want to be able to fix (sometimes embarrassing) mistakes, typos and hot takes in the moment. "No, we didn't get the idea from a poll," it added, poking fun at the Tesla boss.Īccording to Jay Sullivan, the company's head of consumer product, "Edit" has been the most requested Twitter feature "for many years." yes, we've been working on an edit feature since last year," Twitter posted on its communications account. Nearly 4.4 million votes were cast, some 73 percent of them saying "yes." In a tweet, Musk asked if people wanted an edit button at Twitter. Word that the company would start testing an edit feature on Twitter Blue came after newly-named board member Elon Musk conducted an online poll. The inability to tweak tweets after firing them off has been a key complaint among users of the one-to-many messaging platform. (AFP) Twitter announced Tuesday it will soon start experimenting with an edit button, but only on its monthly subscription service at first.
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