Twitter is exploring co-authored tweets for an upcoming collaboration feature

Micro-blogging site Twitter is working on a feature that will allow two accounts to co-author the same tweet. This feature will be similar to the collab feature on Instagram where the same post can be done on two accounts at the same time. The feature was recently spotted by a reverse engineer, who shared an official dialog box from Twitter on how these collaborations might work. The feature will allow two users to co-author a tweet, giving creators a new way to share credits for brand partnerships, influencer campaigns, or a post for just two people. Meta-owned Instagram announced a similar feature that allows two creators to share credits for a post.

Screenshots shared by reverse engineer Alessandro Paluzzi show how Twitter ‘Collaboration’ will work. It says that you will only be able to invite public accounts that follow you to co-author a tweet, and those accounts will also have to accept your invitation, which means that anyone can collaborate. cannot force. In co-authored tweets, both the Twitter handle and name of the users will appear at the top of the tweet, above its content. Once published, co-authored tweets are shared from both accounts.