Twitter will soon allow multiple users to co-author a tweet
Most hyped micro-blogging site Twitter is introducing a new feature that will allow users to co-author tweets with other account.
The upcoming feature is named as ‘Collaboration’ that will allow the users to collaborate and allow to post a tweet on their behalf and someone else at the same time.
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However, there is no official announcement of the feature to be made public, Twitter is still working on the same.
The upcoming feature is already common on other rival social networks like YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, Facebook and others.
The feature will allow two accounts to collaborate on a particular tweet. But, there is a catch, as users have to send an invitation to the co-author- who must follow them and have public Twitter accounts.
Alessandro Paluzzi, a mobile developer, first discovered Twitter's "Collaborations" feature in the app's code in December 2021, when he disclosed references he uncovered that showed Twitter was working on a mechanism for two individuals to become co-authors on a single tweet.
Both people's Twitter handles and names would appear at the top of the tweet, above the content, in this instance.
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Earlier also Twitter explained users would first ask a person or brand to "co-own" a tweet with them and wait for them to accept the request. When the other user accepts the request, both accounts are shown as co-authors on the tweet, Twitter explains in this introductory screen.
-PTC News
