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The biggest difference has to do with how Twitter has been used. Your retweets and likes show up on your profile and thus edits made to tweets may change what a
by notreallyserio 5y ago
The biggest difference has to do with how Twitter has been used. Your retweets and likes show up on your profile and thus edits made to tweets may change what appears when someone looks at your profile. Unless they do it in some smarter way than most[0], this could personally devastating to folks because likes and retweets are viewed as endorsements (despite what some think).
The second biggest difference is newspapers tend not to change the entire point of the article in their edits, and aren't out to troll their engaged audience.
0: ie show the edited content on the page alongside the previous version(s) with the same prominence and, most importantly, without having to click anything to show an old version.
ETA: typos.
- causi 5y agothis could personally devastating to folks because likes and retweets are viewed as endorsements (despite what some think) Good. Maybe people should spend a moment figuring out whether the person they're retweeting is an asshole before giving power to their voice.
- pxeger1 5y agoWhat if they're not an asshole but their account gets hacked by one?
- BeFlatXIII 5y agoOr it's a case of the worst person you know making an excellent point.
- notreallyserio 5y agoI'm not sure how this is good for Twitter, though, so not really a reason for them to implement editing.