Note: If an account you have blocked visits your profile, they will see a message alerting them of the block.From the editing screen, you can choose to remove the blocked account from the conversation by clicking or tapping on the checkmark icon Blocked accounts will not know you have removed them from the conversation and that you won’t see their replies. Blocked accounts: Accounts you have blocked will be visible to you in the recipient list, and will indicate that you have blocked them.Once someone is unselected, the checkmark icon will be unchecked. To remove people from the conversation in the editing screen, simply click or tap on the checkmark icon to deselect participants. Removing people: The people listed on the editing screen can be removed (except for the author of the original Tweet to whom you are directly replying).A manually-typed username in the text box will count towards your character limit. Adding people: To add additional people to a conversation, swipe down to close the editing screen, and then simply type their username into your Tweet.Up to 50 people who are in the conversation will be displayed.Click or tap Replying to… to bring up an editing screen with a list of everyone who is a part of the conversation. However, during the window when your reply restrictions were lifted, it’s possible that replies that would have otherwise been restricted could have been added to your conversation.įrom the compose screen, you can see the people in the conversation you will reply to.
If you deactivate your account, any reply restrictions your Tweets currently have will lift, and if you reactivate your account during the reactivation window, all previous reply restrictions will be reapplied.If a Tweet is deleted, Retweets will also be deleted and replies will lose any previous restrictions.Replies and Retweets of your Tweet will inherit the restrictions you placed on the root Tweet, but Quote Tweets will not inherit your restrictions. Once you’ve published a Tweet, you can manage your conversations by changing who replies to your Tweet or deleting the original Tweet.
Others can still engage with your Tweet by, for example, liking or Retweeting it, or voting on a poll you include in your Tweet. Click here for 6 practical steps you can.
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