Twitter Basics - The Beginner's Guide to Twitter
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This document provides an overview of Twitter, including: - Twitter is a social media platform that allows users to post short messages called tweets and follow other accounts - Jack Dorsey founded Twitter in 2006 - The document defines common Twitter terms like timeline, tweet, retweet, mention, direct message, follower, following, hashtag, and trending - It also explains privacy settings on Twitter like protecting tweets, blocking accounts, muting accounts, and reporting abusive behavior.
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Twitter Basics - The Beginner's Guide to Twitter
- 3. •Twitter is a free social networking and micro- blogging service that enables its users to send and read messages known as tweets.
- 4. Founder Of Twitter • Jack Dorsey
- 5. Sign up page
- 6. Twitter Vocabulary •Timeline •Tweet •Retweet •Mention (@) •Direct Message (DM) •Follower •Following •Hashtag •Trending
- 7. What , Where, How ?
- 11. Home page •
- 31. Notifications
- 32. Profile
- 36. Protect • When you protect your Tweets: • You’ll receive a request when new people want to follow you, which you can approve or deny. Learn more. • Your Tweets, including permanent links to your Tweets, will only be visible to your followers. • Your followers will not be able to use the Retweet button to Retweet or quote your Tweets. Learn more. • Protected Tweets will not appear in third-party search engines (like Google search or Bing). • Your protected Tweets will only be searchable on Twitter by you and your followers. • Replies you send to an account that isn’t following you will not be seen by that account (because only your followers will see your Tweets).
- 37. Block If you block someone, they will not be able to follow you, see your profile picture, tag you in pictures or have their mentions or replies show up in your timeline
- 38. Mute • his works similar to the block function, but with mute, the other user will not see that they have been muted. Their tweets will still not show up in your timeline
- 39. Report • If the abusive is serious enough, we certainly recommend that you report the abuser to Twitter. The company claims that they will take action
Editor's Notes
- Twitter Was Developed On March 21st 2006
- / Register steps : You can login with Phone or E-mail Or Username
- What is this word mean ? Where we can found it on twitter ? How we can use it ?
- A tweet is a post on Twitter. Tweets can be 140 characters , including spaces, and can include URLs
- When you log in to Twitter, you'll land on your Home timeline. Your Home timeline displays Tweets from accounts you have chosen to follow , if you are not follow anybody yet you will not see anything This area called Timeline
- A tweet is a post on Twitter. Tweets can be 140 characters , including spaces, and can include URLs
- Option : Add photo you can put 4 photos , every photo take space from the 140 Characters Location : In Mobiles
- When you vote in a poll, your participation is not shown to others: neither the pollcreator nor other participants can see who has voted or how they voted
- A Tweet that you forward to your followers is known as a Retweet If you'd like to add your own comments to the
- A mention is a Tweet that contains another user’s @username
- DM” is short for “Direct Message,” a tweet-like message sent in private between two Twitter users. Unlike the public @Mentions, DMs are private and do not appear to anyone you can only send a DM to someone who’s following you. They’re unlimited characters
- Following someone on Twitter means: You are subscribing to their Tweets
- Followers are people who receive your Tweets.
- The # symbol, called a hashtag It was created by Twitter users to categorize messages. to make searchable more easily for people when they looking for updates on a specific topic
- Many Twitter users tweeting about the same topics at the same time
- Place of Trend
- Change Location
- Mentions of your account (including photos you are tagged in) Retweets of your Tweets Likes Polls New followers Direct Messages
- When you protect your Tweets: 1- You’ll receive a request when new people want to follow you, which you can approve or deny. Learn more. 2- Your Tweets, including permanent links to your Tweets, will only be visible to your followers. 3- Your followers will not be able to use the Retweet button to Retweet or quote your Tweets. Learn more. 4- Protected Tweets will not appear in third-party search engines (like Google search or Bing). 5- Your protected Tweets will only be searchable on Twitter by you and your followers. 6-Replies you send to an account that isn’t following you will not be seen by that account (because only your followers will see your Tweets).