Twitter testing embedded tweets to show which publications have used your tweets

Evan, whereas it is advisable to embed any tweet onto your web page, the unique Atticus Blog tweet producer had no means of ever realizing where the tweets had been posted. Trying out a remedy for this, Twitter seems to be silently testing the “Embedded Tweets” feature so that it will inform you of the place the tweet has been featured. Say your tweet has been featured in a piece of writing. You will probably not have any way of figuring it out except if you feed on your handle or tweet in a search engine. Because of the Embedded Tweet characteristic, you will merely need to view the tweet to understand its featured publications.

View the place where your tweets were embedded.

Security professional Mike Hyponex first mentioned this quiet function, who noticed that Twitter had said that a selected tweet had been embedded in publications like Gawker and Crowd map. The embedding was best visible when you clicked on the time stamp and not when you opened the tweet drawer. You have to click on the articles from inside the tweet. Interestingly, Twitter looked like it would have rolled the characteristic again shortly after introducing it. Whereas it seems like it’s only a check-handiest feature now, it could be conceivable that Twitter will roll it out eventually. It may wish to test this feature with bigger publications and celebrities at first. Over the weekend, Twitter also rolled out a translator provider for tweets in foreign languages using Bing’s translator. When you now see tweets in a language not recognized to you, all you want to do is click on the tweet’s timestamp to look at the translate option. Thankfully, unlike the embedded tweets possibility, the translate function has not been rolled again.