Twitter is testing out a brand new characteristic referred to as CoTweets, which is claimed to be a brand new option to Tweet collectively. This characteristic will permit two accounts to co-author a tweet. Furthermore, the profile image and handles of co-authors will seem within the shared tweet. However, this characteristic is within the testing section as of now and is barely accessible for some choose accounts within the United States, Canada, and Korea, as per the corporate. The firm claims that eligible Twitter customers can now ship invitations to CoTweet with one other consumer.

According to a tweet from the Twitter Create account, the social media platform is testing out a brand new characteristic referred to as CoTweets, which is able to permit two accounts to co-author a tweet. The co-authored tweet will present each the profile photos and handles of each customers.

“A CoTweet is a co-authored Tweet that’s posted simultaneously to both authors’ profiles and their followers’ timelines”, as defined by the corporate. Users will be capable of recognise a CoTweet when they may see two authors’ profile photos and usernames within the header.

The CoTweets characteristic is at the moment being experimented with and is reside for restricted customers within the United States, Canada, and Korea. However, Twitter Create additionally notes that “At the end of this experiment, we may turn off this feature and any CoTweets that were created may be removed.”

Meanwhile, eligible Twitter customers can draft a CoTweet by heading to the Tweet composer. They’ll then have so as to add the co-authored message and Tap the CoTweet icon. Next, they’re going to want to pick out a co-author from their follower checklist and ship an invitation. Users will solely be capable of edit a co-authored tweet earlier than sending an invitation. If they should edit the tweet after sending an invitation, then they’re going to have to delete the tweet and begin over, the corporate states.

Twitter has offered detailed details about the CoTweet characteristic on its Help Center.