Twitter jumped on the bandwagon of cooperation with CoTweetsnew feature that will allow share the authorship of your tweets with other accounts. The feature, which was leaked a few months ago, has already begun its testing phase, and some users are already using it. CoTweets is similar to what Instagram does with Collabs and offers the author the ability to invite a second person to collaborate on a tweet.
BUT CoTweet signed by both authors, meaning their usernames and profile picture appear in the tweet’s header. Since this is a collaboration, tweet posted on both profiles, so it will appear on your followers home timeline. According to Twitter, this feature allows creators to Reach new audiences and strengthen established partnerships.
To publish CoTweet, authors must agree to the content. One of them writes a tweet in the usual way and clicks on the function icon. As soon as this is done, a list of your subscribers will appear, to whom an invitation to cooperate will be sent. In order for CoTweet to be published, the co-author must accept the invitation..
CoTweets: two authors, one tweet
Twitter at the moment allows the function to be used with only two authors, although there is no limit to the number of CoTweet messages you can post. There are some specific differences from regular tweets. Although this new feature offers features such as RT, quoting or adding all kinds of content, CoTweets cannot be promoted. They also cannot be shared in Circles, Communities, or Super Follow.
Although CoTweet is signed by two authors, the one who sends the invitation, he enjoys great privileges. Only they will be able to use the tools to moderate the conversation or pin a post to their profile or Space. If you delete or suspend your account for any reason, the shared Tweet will be deleted. When this happens to the invited person, CoTweet removes their name from the title and becomes a normal tweet.
Co-editing tweets is the company’s latest attempt at delivering new features in one of its toughest years yet. The features of CoTweets or Flock are very similar to what Instagram implemented some time ago. both very useful for improving conversation and reaching multiple peopleone of the main axes of Twitter.
At the moment, there is no set date for the mass rollout of CoTweets. The company confirmed The Verge what you are testing with a group of users. If you receive an invitation to participate in CoTweet via direct message, this will be your ticket to start using this feature.
On the other hand, if you tried it and didn’t like it, or you just don’t want these types of invites, you can always decline them and CoTweet won’t be published.
Source: Hiper Textual
