Youll learn the lingo as you go. But your tweet will be visible to anyone who stops by your twitter page either now or in the future.
In the recipients notifications tab.
How to tweet at someone publicly.
Where it appears for the sender.
Like mentions replies will also appear in the recipients home timeline if they are following the sender.
Click or tap reply.
If you put the at username anywhere else in the tweet other than the start all your followers will see it.
You may want to do this to give someone public acknowledgement or credit or to promote them or their tweet to your followers.
If you are a regular user of twitter odds are you have seen some pretty interesting tweets from people around the world.
Go to the tweet you want to reply to.
This is called an at mention.
If you protect your tweets youll receive a request when new people want to follow you which you can approve or deny.
Click or tap the chat bubble icon.
Resist the urge for now to use strange twitter language.
Direct messages are ideal if you want to say something to a follower privately.
How to reply to a tweet on twitter.
Step 2 type d without the quotes into the message pane of your twitter client followed by the user.
Replying to a tweet open twitter.
Anyone can view and interact with your tweets.
A reply is when you respond to another persons tweet.
To create a direct message click the gear icon at the.
On the senders profile page.
Replying to tweets is very similar to sending a regular tweet.
When you sign up for twitter your tweets are public by default.
You dont need to follow someone to at reply them.
Type your response into the text box.
Attach media to the tweet optional.
Should you choose to protect your tweets you can do so through your account settings.
Only you and the recipient can see direct messages you send.
Most importantly if your account is public and someone is actin a foolposting mean tweets called trolling or just bugging you constantlydont hesitate to block them mute them or report.
Where it appears for the recipient.
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