Thread by @Hauwertsr

FOLLOWERS - RT to YOUR followers:

If you open a tab and enter: threadreaderapp.com/user/hauwertsr you can see where I'm coming from in some of my past threads.

You can read a lot of your favorite users who do threads by entering their name:

For example: threadreaderapp.com/user/drawandst…

ALSO..

How many characters in a TWEET?

What is 280 x 26? .. a feature allowing 26 tweets AT ONCE

Answer: that is over 7000 characters that you can send with "full" EDIT CONTROL and ALL AT ONCE (using TWEET ALL)..

Start a new TWEET & select the "+" sign NEXT TO TWEET.

Have you tried using Twitters TweetDeck?

After logging on to Twitter, open a new tab and enter: "tweetdeck.com" & Twitter will do the rest.

On the left control bar in TWEETDECK, select the "+" sign (ADD A COLUMN) & then "User". Enter the USER name/search.

Select the proper search result and then select "ADD A COLUMN".

There is a control on top of each column that you can use to place your selected columns in whatever sequence you want (alphabetical helps me).

IMPORTANT about TWEETDECK:

1. You can follow anyone - EVEN IF they are NOT on your FOLLOWING list.

2. You can click on any of your TWEETDECK users & Twitter opens their TL.

- For beginners: TL = Timeline (it's what you see when you open your Twitter).

NOTICE, when I use the "+" icon next to TWEET, I am ADDING another TWEET.

A series of TWEETS is referred to as a THREAD.

It MAY help your readers if you "/end" YOUR THREAD. Even IF you do so you can actually go to the last tweet in that PUBLISHED thread and add an addendum.

FOLLOWERS:

AFTER you /end your thread, you or other followers can ADD A FINAL TWEET stating only one simple phrase:

@ threadreaderapp please unroll; much thanks! (no space after the @ sign).

The ThreadReaderApp BOT will "unroll" the thread.

You can see some of my past threads; open a tab and enter:

threadreaderapp.com/user/hauwertsr

.. just as I mentioned in my first tweet in this thread.

At the bottom of the threadreaderapp.com THREAD - there is an UPDATE selection. IN CASE the user ADDED MORE TWEETS.

/end

@threadreaderapp please unroll; much thanks!

ADDENDUM.. a way of demonstrating what I mentioned in the tread above:

THE UPDATE selection at the bottom of a ThreadReaderApp is in small print (some in blue) and it states:

"Missing some Tweet in this thread?
You can try to force a refresh."

ADDENDUM #2.. not intentional; but, it demonstrates that if you forget to edit something, you still have a chance to make corrections for the record.

In addendum #1 I misspelled "thread"; sorry.