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Twitter - seeing all conversation? - Z L - 03-26-2014 06:49 AM
(not a twitter user as such - so could be a dumb question)
but how do I see both parts of a conversation with someone (if I am not friends with both people) ?
eg the BBC has Moneybox twitter account,
http://twitter.com/#!/paullewismoney/
He invites people to join him in his newsletter..
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programmes/moneybox/9276397.stm
(as do other programmes wanting instant feedback)
They say there are 35,300 friends/ followers
Now the BBC user can see all,
but when I look at the twitter list all I see are random replies, out of context.
So without trying to add all 35,300 current users (and they accepting me ?) how do I see the conversation.
eg if I opened a twitter account, and installed a twitter app on a PC or Mobile,
would I see all sides automatically ?
And if I tweeted to other newsboxes/ people , would they then see those ?
really want privacy groups - public and private ??
anyway... maybe someone can help,
being invited to join the twitter chat seems fine,
but one sided makes one feel a little like a gooseberry !
- Tanisha - 03-26-2014 06:51 AM
You only see what the list of users you have followed have tweeted.
If you search for @user then you see a list of people who have aimed a message at that user.
It isn't a set of threaded discussions/conversations. There is no context. It's a micro blog.