Twitter Threads Goes Live, An Official Way To Tweetstorm

After a few months of testing, Twitter has announced its new Tweetstorm feature; Twitter Threads. This very new feature allows users to easily create a tweetstorm with the help of connected tweets.

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Twitter Threads Feature

We have earlier reported this feature being tested. Well, the Twitter Threads offers a new interface for composing tweets, where an individual tweetstorm entries can be written one-by-one, then can be published in a staggered fashion.

Although Twitter has increased its character limit to 280 characters, the need of Twitter threads hasn’t eliminated. This could add a supporting hand for the people who tweet more than 280 characters, as this will connect the tweets together and each tweet stands alone, which means it can be retweeted, favorited, etc on an individual basis.

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How Tweetstorm Using This Feature

1. Open Twitter.
2. Write a tweet.
3. Click on the (+) button on the right side of the compose screen.
4. Add another tweet or photo or GIF or poll.
5. Want to add another tweet? Repeat step 3 & 4.
6. Then, tap on “Tweet All” button. You’re done!

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According to official Twitter blog, you can now use Twitter Threads feature. Well, this feature would have been really useful if it was released when Twitter only supported 140 characters. But after the expansion to 280 characters, the probability of using this feature widely goes down. What do you guys think about this feature? Let us know in the comment section below.

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