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There are probably hundreds of thousands (millions?) of websites out there that have the twitter bird logo at the bottom either to direct link people to share t
by djhworld 3y ago
There are probably hundreds of thousands (millions?) of websites out there that have the twitter bird logo at the bottom either to direct link people to share the article or maybe a link to the profile of the author or whatever.
They are never going to change to the X logo.
- quantified 3y agoThey will. It wasn't their bird logo. They'll get a new image and url.
- ImaCake 3y agoAren’t those little share buttons served via a CDN or third party anyway? All you need to do is swap out the image that the URL points to and any site that uses that URL suddenly starts serving the new image.
- wappieslurkz 3y agoIn a perfect world, yes. But I'm pretty sure the majority of websites uses something that isn't quite "off the shelf".
- fttx_ 3y agoHow they're implemented depends from site to site. But for many sites, they would need to be changed manually if Twitter changes its name and/or logo.
- ipaddr 3y agoNo