Twitter, which helped us appeal to only a certain audience last year, Communities feature web Started testing for version. Communities allow us to choose the group we want to specifically address. The social media giant is now trying to improve the user experience by improving this feature.
Twitter’s Communities feature, which is still in testing, is similar to Facebook Groups. The existence of similar functions among social media platforms intensifies the existing competition between them. So what are the updates for Communities? Let’s take a look at the details of the news together.
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Twitter is testing the search bar for Communities
Twitter is trying to optimize the Communities feature before it’s fully rolled out. One of these studies is search bar was add. Thanks to the search bar, it will be possible to join groups of interest and tweet only about that topic. However, joining groups will only be by invitation or request-approval from members. In addition, each member only to five people can send an invitation to join.
The Communities feature that stood out first was much discussed. Because, some users argued that classical sharing of ideas will reach more people than sharing ideas with only one group. Twitter Vice President Jay Sullivan made the following statements for the Communities feature:
“One of the things I hear from people is, ‘Hey, I read a lot. I’m not comfortable tweeting or don’t know when or why I should tweet. I would feel better if I was tweeting to a smaller community of people.”
Twitter Facets feature
Social media platform, in addition Twitter Facets It is also preparing to launch a project called as The Twitter Facets project will allow people to tweet under different usernames. It will also allow followers to choose which user account to follow. In this way, not every follower of the users will see every tweet.
What do you, our readers, think about this issue? Do you think these features are necessary and will you use them? You can comment or express your thoughts on the SDN Forum.