We all know the struggle of seeing replies on twitter and not knowing how to see them. I’m here to help you with that! See how below:
1)First of all, log in to your Twitter account if you haven’t already. Then search for the particular Tweet that interests you by scrolling through a list until an appropriate post appears on screen or typing what it is into the “Search” box at the top right-hand corner and pressing enter.
2)Next, tap or click on any given tweet listed under yours. At this point scroll down just below where it says who posted (the person who made said comment), there should be three tabs: Replies , Mentions and Retweets with arrows pointing leftward indicating which one(s) will bring up more information about these posts respectively.
3)Finally find yourself intrigued? Tap/click onto those replies!
First of all, login to your twitter
Other questions about replying on Twitter you can find below:
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How do you view all replies to a Tweet?
Ever wonder how to see all the replies on a tweet? Well, use Twitter’s official @QuotedRepiles handle. Just mention them in your Tweet and they’ll reply back with an interactive link containing all quoted replies!
How do you see people’s comments on Twitter?
Twitter is a way to connect with people and learn what they are thinking about. Twitter replies can be confusing sometimes, but don’t worry! Here’s how you view someone’s comments on twitter:
1)First off, click the timestamp when that tweet was published- this usually shows up at the top of your screen before all their other tweets or if it doesn’t show in chronological order then clicking “See All” will provide access as well.
2)Once clicked, scroll down until you see “Tweets & Replies”.
3)Clicking Tweets brings up posts from everyone while clicking Replies has only responses by individuals who commented on that specific post. You’ll also notice there is an arrow next to each reply (next to Reply icon)
Why can’t you read Twitter replies?
Why can’t you see what other people are saying on twitter?
If someone has blocked or you have blocked someone, then either of you won’t be able to access any activities from the person. Similarly, if they have blocked and replied to a particular tweet that may not show up in your timeline because it is private for them but only accessible by those who follow their account.
Why can’t you see your Twitter replies?
The only way to read an answer from a person with protected Tweets, is if they send you one and then follow them. Otherwise the reply will be hidden in your notifications tab
Why can’t you see who commented on your Tweet?
You logged onto Twitter, but you can’t see who commented on your post. Is there a way to find out?
If you scroll down your timeline and don’t recognize the name under any of the posts or replies then it’s likely because their account is private, which means they’re not following you as well.
Are replies to Tweets public?
@replies are a powerful conversational feature of Twitter. When you send them, your reply is public and visible to all users on the platform from your profile page; however they’re directed specifically at one person.
How do you comment on Twitter live?
Whether one wants to engage with a live video or not, it’s always important to show appreciation. Commenting and sending hearts is an easy way of doing so when you find yourself watching something on Twitter or Periscope that inspires awe in the viewer; just follow these steps:
Comment directly within live videos through Twitter by simply typing out your thoughts as they come into mind. You can also use this feature if there are no comments for any particular moment yet but you feel compelled enough about what’s being said at the time- share them! Sending heart shaped emojis will allow viewers like yourselves have their voices heard too – after all, everyone has opinions! It doesn’t matter how many words people type during comment sessions
Who can see your Tweet replies?
Anyone viewing your profile page, whether or not she is following you on Twitter, can see your replies here. They also have the option to view previous tweets in the conversation by clicking “View Conversation.”
