On Twitter, you fire off a chilli-burning political ear file, a philosophical consideration, or your latest hot take on the big issues of the day - all in just 280 characters.
And God bless the one who spells wrong.
A published tweet can not be changed.
But - now there may be a change in this.
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Tesla billionaire Elon Musk recently bought 9.2 percent of the social media company, and asked followers what they thought: Should one be able to change a published tweet or not?
The majority answered yes.
Now Twitter itself has also gone out and confirmed that it plans to introduce such a feature, and also writes that they "did not get the idea from a vote".
There is concern among Twitter users that the decision will impair transparency, that, for example, politicians will subsequently be able to change the messages in already published tweets, and thus impair the possibility of holding them accountable for what they have claimed.
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Many classic tweets have also been created through simple spelling mistakes or careless mistakes.
Would Twitter's new feature be the death knell for this "beloved" aspect of social media life?
In the video above, we go through three classic Twitter misspellings!