How do you retweet and tag someone?
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- How do you retweet and tag someone?
- How do you tweet to someone in a particular?
- How do I find a specific retweet?
- Does someone know if I retweet them?
- What happens when you tag someone in a tweet?
- Can you tweet so only one person sees it?
- How do you find old tweets from someone else?
- Which is the best way to retweet someone?
- Can a person reply to a retweet on Twitter?
- How do I Find my retweets of a certain account?
- Do you write your own comment after a retweet?
How do you retweet and tag someone?
Insert “RT” followed by “@” and the other user's Twitter handle at the beginning of the tweet. Do not put a space between "@" and the handle. The RT tag identifies the message as a retweet.
How do you tweet to someone in a particular?
Text a tweet to your short code. To send a tweet to someone, type the person's username in the format "@username" (without quotes). Enter the username at the beginning of the tweet to send an @reply, or enter it within the tweet to send a mention.
How do I find a specific retweet?
Retweets can't be obtained directly. You'll have to click next and search for 'RT' or to program a script that automacally retrieve all the tweets starting by 'RT'. Try this from:someone +RT in the search bar.
Does someone know if I retweet them?
Yes, Twitter notifies users when you like or retweet something they retweeted. Here's what the notifications look like: Twitter notifies there users when someone like or retweet something the person retweeted.
What happens when you tag someone in a tweet?
When you tag someone in a Facebook post or Tweet, you include their username, which creates a link to their profile and notifies them about the post. That way, other people who read it can easily see who you're talking about, and the person you mentioned knows when someone else is talking about them.
Can you tweet so only one person sees it?
If you want to tweet someone a message that only they will be able to see, you can send them a “direct message,” or DM. This message will not show up in your profile, and will not show up in their feed—it will show up under their message page (pointed out below).
How do you find old tweets from someone else?
Open the Twitter app and log-in your account. Click the “Search” button in the bottom section of the page and type “from: [username]” to find your old tweets. If you are searching for the old tweets of another user, type “from:” and the user's username, remember, you no longer need to use “@” in searching.
Which is the best way to retweet someone?
- Another very popular way of retweeting someone is to add the “via @username” after the text of the Tweet. This is a very lightweight version of retweeting and probably in between the RT and the native retweet. Why would you do this?
Can a person reply to a retweet on Twitter?
- When someone replies to your Retweet with comment, the author of the original Tweet will not be automatically added to the conversation. If you want to include the author of the original Tweet, you will need to mention their username. In addition to sharing other’s Tweets on Twitter, with your own Tweet you can Retweet or Retweet with comment.
How do I Find my retweets of a certain account?
- And don't forget to select 'All time' in the left sidebar for search all twitter history. Retweets can't be obtained directly. You'll have to click next and search for 'RT' or to program a script that automacally retrieve all the tweets starting by 'RT'. Try this from:someone +RT in the search bar.
Do you write your own comment after a retweet?
- Usually people will write in their own content before the "RT", at the start of the tweet, but it is also possible to include the comment after the copied content. Your own comment doesn't need to be long or very deep -- it can be something as simple as "Love this!" or "Must read!".