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I fundamentally don't understand what the bruhaha is here? If you edit a tweet then obviously Twitter should prevent interaction with previous versions of the t
by ctoth 5y ago
I fundamentally don't understand what the bruhaha is here? If you edit a tweet then obviously Twitter should prevent interaction with previous versions of the tweet. Perhaps each Tweet will get two IDs, the standard Tweet ID from Snowflake and then a version? However the case, it should just prevent commentary (quotes, retweets, and replies) if the tweet being referenced is older than the current version of the tweet with a client-side error. For display it should only display user interactions with the most recent version of the tweet with somewhere to click to see previous versions with their interactions. Nothing is lost, nothing breaks, maybe some clients need some minor updates but even that shouldn't be difficult.
Am I missing something?
- ctoth 5y agoApparently I was in fact missing something. But the hivemind does not wish to inform me as to what it was.