It looks like Twitter's latest in-progress feature is another step towards an edit button for the bird app. Here's what we know so far.
Twitter is apparently working on a new tweet embed feature that indicates whether or not an embedded tweet has been edited, taking us one step closer to actually getting a proper edit button.
On Monday, Jane Manchun Wong tweeted a screenshot of the in-progress tweet embed feature. The screenshot features two versions of the same embedded tweet.When a site embeds a Tweet and it gets edited, the embed doesn’t just show the new version . Instead, it shows an indicator there’s a new version pic.twitter.com/mAz5tOiyOl The tweet at the top of Wong’s screenshot appears to be a corrected, edited version of the tweet below it.
Essentially, as Wong notes in the above tweet and in a later reply tweet , the tweet embed feature Twitter is working on is a way for edited tweets to remain transparent about the changes made to them. That way, if a website does embed someone’s tweet in an article and that tweet gets edited later by the tweet author, the tweet embed won’t just automatically morph into the newly edited version of the tweet without context.
Readers could still see the original tweet with an “indicator” as Wong puts it, that informs the reader that a newer version of the tweet exists. Or they could see an edited tweet with an indicator that notes when it was last edited. It’s for the best — so that the Tweet author won’t be able to “rug pull” the site embedding the Tweet with something completely different This tweet embed feature looks like a decisive answer to some of the concerns about the bird app finally getting an edit button: What happens if changes are made to a tweet that alters its meaning? How can we have the freedom to correct our tweets but also remain transparent about the changes that have been made? This tweet embed feature seems to answer those...
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