retweet: Tweet or ReTweet, that is the Question
- 11/28/09 12:39 AM
By now if you use Twitter you may have seen the new Beta feature called Retweet. This new feature works much like the normal reply but has a few key differences. When you reply to a Tweet, the Tweet has your Avatar, information and gives you a chance to add a commentary. A Retweet retains the originator's Avatar and information. You do not get to add a comment, you can just post the Tweet. However you do get the credit on the bottom of the Tweet that this Tweet was Retweeted by you. The post also contains how many other people … (4 comments)
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By now if you use Twitter you may have seen the new Beta feature called Retweet. This new feature works much like the normal reply but has a few key differences. When you reply to a Tweet, the Tweet has your Avatar, information and gives you a chance to add a commentary. A Retweet retains the originator's Avatar and information. You do not get to add a comment, you can just post the Tweet. However you do get the credit on the bottom of the Tweet that this Tweet was Retweeted by you. The post also contains how many other people … (4 comments)
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