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Twitter edit feature: Micro-blogging site Twitter may have become highly popular among online users but inability to edit tweets, once posted, leaves many frustrated. The issue has been raised several times by multiple users and the social media platform also admitted to acknowledge it. Since then, there have been many reports suggesting that Twitter is working on an edit feature but no official confirmation was given on when it will be rolled out until, company's chief executive officer (CEO) Jack Dorsey confirmed the same. 
Speaking at the Joe Rogan show, Dorsey hinted that the micro-blogging website is working on an edit button which could be developed to "introduce a 5-second to 30-second delay in the sending [of tweet]." He said that with this feature, the users will be able to edit the tweet, even though the original tweet would still be view-able. 
"Maybe we introduce a 5-30 seconds delay in the sending of tweet and within that window, you can edit because the issue with going longer than that is it takes that real-time nature of the conversational flow out of it," he said, in a podcast interview.
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<script async="" src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>Explaining why the platform is yet to get this feature, Dorsey said that Twitter was built on the SMS format of text messaging. "Once you send a text, you can't take it back. When you send a tweet, it goes to the world instantaneously. You can't take it back," he added. 
This isn't the first time when Dorsey has hinted towards a feature like this. In December 2016, he had indicated the possibility of adding an edit feature after some Twitter users' suggestions. While his recent comments further cement the possibility of such feature, there is no clarity on when it could be introduced. 
Recently, Twitter was also testing a new feature on Android that puts news stories at the top of the timeline to help users keep up with what is happening around the world.

Twitter edit feature: Micro-blogging site Twitter may have become highly popular among online users but inability to edit tweets, once posted, leaves many frustrated. The issue has been raised several times by multiple users and the social media platform also admitted to acknowledge it. Since then, there have been many reports suggesting that Twitter is working on an edit feature but no official confirmation was given on when it will be rolled out until, company's chief executive officer (CEO) Jack Dorsey confirmed the same. Speaking at the Joe Rogan show, Dorsey hinted that the micro-blogging website is working on an edit button which could be developed to "introduce a 5-second to 30-second delay in the sending [of tweet]." He said that with this feature, the users will be able to edit the tweet, even though the original tweet would still be view-able. "Maybe we introduce a 5-30 seconds delay in the sending of tweet and within that window, you can edit because the issue with going longer than that is it takes that real-time nature of the conversational flow out of it," he said, in a podcast interview.Watch this Zee Business video here -#CorporateRadar | दिसंबर तिमाही में NMDC के नतीजे रहे उम्मीद से बेहतर, Q3 नतीजों के बाद NMDC के डायरेक्टर - फाइनेंस अमितव मुखर्जी से खास बातचीत की स्वाति खंडेलवाल ने।#ResultsOnZB @SwatiKJain @AnilSinghviZEE @nmdclimited pic.twitter.com/0MA3Qp6xN5— Zee Business (@ZeeBusiness) February 4, 2019Explaining why the platform is yet to get this feature, Dorsey said that Twitter was built on the SMS format of text messaging. "Once you send a text, you can't take it back. When you send a tweet, it goes to the world instantaneously. You can't take it back," he added. This isn't the first time when Dorsey has hinted towards a feature like this. In December 2016, he had indicated the possibility of adding an edit feature after some Twitter users' suggestions. While his recent comments further cement the possibility of such feature, there is no clarity on when it could be introduced. Recently, Twitter was also testing a new feature on Android that puts news stories at the top of the timeline to help users keep up with what is happening around the world.

Micro-blogging site Twitter might finally bring the edit option on its platform. Here is how it may work.

How Twitter&#039;s &#039;edit&#039; feature will work? CEO Jack Dorsey explains

How Twitter's 'edit' feature will work? CEO Jack Dorsey explains

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Twitter edit feature: Micro-blogging site Twitter may have become highly popular among online users but inability to edit tweets, once posted, leaves many frustrated. The issue has been raised several times by multiple users and the social media platform also admitted to acknowledge it. Since then, there have been many reports suggesting that Twitter is working on an edit feature but no official confirmation was given on when it will be rolled out until, companys chief executive officer (CEO) Jack Dorsey confirmed the same.  Speaking at the Joe Rogan show, Dorsey hinted that the micro-blogging website is working on an edit button which could be developed to introduce a 5-second to 30-second delay in the sending [of tweet]. He said that with this feature, the users will be able to edit the tweet, even though the original tweet would still be view-able.  Maybe we introduce a 5-30 seconds delay in the sending of tweet and within that window, you can edit because the issue with going longer than that is it takes that real-time nature of the conversational flow out of it, he said, in a podcast interview. Watch this Zee Business video here - #CorporateRadar | दिसंबर तिमाही में NMDC के नतीजे रहे उम्मीद से बेहतर, Q3 नतीजों के बाद NMDC के डायरेक्टर - फाइनेंस अमितव मुखर्जी से खास बातचीत की स्वाति खंडेलवाल ने।#ResultsOnZB @SwatiKJain @AnilSinghviZEE @nmdclimited pic.twitter.com/0MA3Qp6xN5 — Zee Business (@ZeeBusiness) February 4, 2019 Explaining why the platform is yet to get this feature, Dorsey said that Twitter was built on the SMS format of text messaging. Once you send a text, you cant take it back. When you send a tweet, it goes to the world instantaneously. You cant take it back, he added.  This isnt the first time when Dorsey has hinted towards a feature like this. In December 2016, he had indicated the possibility of adding an edit feature after some Twitter users suggestions. While his recent comments further cement the possibility of such feature, there is no clarity on when it could be introduced.  Recently, Twitter was also testing a new feature on Android that puts news stories at the top of the timeline to help users keep up with what is happening around the world.