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In a Q&A, Jack Dorsey discusses Twitter's thinking around an edit button and says “we'll probably never do it”

You've got to live with your mistakes, which includes joining Twitter  —  Twitter users have been asking for the option to edit tweets ever since the service launched in 2006 …

The Verge James Vincent

Discussion

  • @nxthompson Nicholas Thompson on x
    This is great. @jack sat with @Wired's video team and answered all kinds of questions crowdsourced from @Twitter. (Including, you know, about the edit button.) https://www.youtube.com/...
  • @mcwm Mike Murphy on x
    Good think I never maek typoes https://twitter.com/...
  • @caseynewton Casey Newton on x
    🤮🤮🤮 https://twitter.com/...
  • @chuckwendig Chuck Wendig on x
    Good. They shouldn't. This site is already a mis/disinformation labyrinth — the edit function will only add bends to that maze. https://twitter.com/...
  • @clarajeffery Clara Jeffery on x
    As much as I wish I could edit at least typos and awkward phrasing an edit button would probably lead to more chaos and disinegnousness, not less. Unless it had idk, a time limit. https://twitter.com/...