... retweeted it. It’s easier, and a lot cleaner. You’ll only see a retweet once, instead of being inundated with the same repost from different users. What’s not to like? It fixes most of the problems ... transition period at the present, as many Twitter clients haven’t implemented the new retweet feature yet, so we’re still getting a sea of old-style “RTs,” but ...

... In @kegill Real-Time Timeline However, if someone that I do not follow is retweeted by someone that I do follow, that retweet shows up in real-time, even when it’s really old (in this case, 48 hours old): ... “RT” process or adopt the new? My vote is for the former. Second, one advantage of using the retweet link is the Retweets summary link, just below Favorites in the right-hand ...

... lot of work and it’s an all or nothing option which is stressful to make. Sure that last retweet was annoying but if I block them maybe I’ll miss out on something really great tomorrow. ... it’s even worse is 42 people I follow all retweet something by someone they all think is hilarious and I think is retarded. So again, yes this is a problem but the solution of only letting you ...

... a behavior that many people already find annoying. 2. Others Right now, if I retweet something that three other people also have retweeted, you'll see it as "retweeted by ... the original tweet. It does, however, update your timeline for others to see. And if you go to look at it yourself, you can see how it now appears, with the retweet icon, the other user's ID, and metadata on ...

... of the beta experiment, hence I was able to experiment a bit with Twitter’s ReTweet feature. I liked a few things but I think there is room for improvements. If you see the below image after logging into ... find it quite cumbersome to visit the profile of someone I am following every time just for sending a Retweet. Follow us on Twitter: @devils_workshop | @bombaypirate Win $150 Every ...

... problems related to the ongoing rollout. These should be resolved quickly and it will be back on for those who had the Retweet feature previously. And we’ll then continue the incremental rollout of this ... , who writes the blog Twittercism, came up with a helpful equation for maximizing retweet potential. We talked about that here, but basically what it boils down to is leaving enough room in a ...

... tweet stream. 2) You can no longer comment on the retweet. Strangers In My Stream To the first point, Twitter is doing more or less what Yammer ... retweeting the old way. But that raises a different problem. Because of that, we’re likely to see a bifurcation of the Retweet. Some will do it the new way, some will do it the old way. In fact, it seems perfectly plausible that people may start ...

... service - albeit 19 months after the term appeared in mainstream media. The retweet has become standard currency in the Twitter world. You see something you like, you hashtag it, you reiterate ... business plans that leaked to Techcrunch, mentioned that the company were aware that the retweet could have legal ramifications in instances where you appear to be quoting another user but your tweet is ...

... indicating the user (the person you're following) who retweeted it: Here's an example of a retweet that appeared in my timeline.  Note that I am not following @Charwebmktg, but the ... user you're following who retweeted it. So What Does This Mean for Marketing? Perhaps the biggest implication of the new Retweet function from a marketing perspective is the increased importance of ...

... their Twitter name @cherylktardif, then the message. But Twitter has created a new automated Retweet feature. Most people seem to like the ease of this new feature, but many don't like that they ... they tell 2 friends, and so on and so on..", your tweet goes viral. So here's how you now retweet using the new feature: You see a message on your home page (which shows tweets from those ...