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How do you see the number of replies on a tweet?

How do you see the number of replies on a tweet?

Direct reply count You’ll see a number next to the reply icon indicating how many direct replies the original Tweet has received. This number is not the total number of replies in the entire conversation.

How do I see replies and retweets on Twitter?

How to see quoted replies and retweets on Twitter

  1. Go to the original tweet, and look at the URL in your browser’s address bar.
  2. Copy the 19-digit string of numbers at the end of the tweet’s URL.
  3. Back on your Twitter Home screen, click the magnifying glass Search icon.

Does your tweet count include replies?

Twitter counts engagement anytime someone clicks anywhere on the tweet, including: retweets. replies. follows.

How do you see all the retweets of a tweet?

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Go to your Notifications tab. There you will see all activity concerning your Tweets—including which have recently been Retweeted and by whom. From the Tweet detail page, you’ll be able to see how many Retweets of your Tweet there are, in additon to how many Quote Tweets there are.

Do twitter replies show up on timeline?

You will see replies in your Home timeline if you are following both the sender and the recipient of the reply, or if we think the reply is relevant to you. Otherwise, you won’t see the reply unless you visit the sender’s profile page. If you send a reply to someone, it does not show on their profile page.

How do you see hidden replies on twitter?

To view your hidden replies, click or tap the hidden reply icon which will be available in the bottom-right of your original Tweet.

What does it mean when it says nothing to see here yet on Twitter?

If you see “Nothing to see here – yet” in Quote Tweets, try searching tweet’s URL #MildlyUsefulInfo. tl;dr: Grab a Tweet’s URL, stick it in Twitter’s search bar – it should show you all publicly visible tweets containing that URL. Searching for the Tweet’s URL may well show you any publicly available ones.

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Can my followers see my replies on twitter?

Replies from people with protected Tweets will only be visible to their approved followers. If someone sends you a reply and you are not following them, the reply will not appear in your Home timeline.

Can you see comments on Twitter?

You need to click on the Timestamp of the tweets published time. On your Twitter timeline, when you see 100’s of tweets, there is a timestamp in parallel to the username of the profile. Step 2. Now it will open that full tweet with its URL in the same tab, where once you scroll down you can see the comments.

Is there a way to count retweets on Twitter?

SHORT ANSWER: Counting retweets: YES. Counting replies, Not straightforward. Twitter API will tell you count of Retweets (and Faves) for a particular tweet but not the no of replies. To get the number of retweets, you need the Tweet ID for that particular tweet.

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Is there a way to get a reply to a tweet?

Twitter has an undocumented api called related_results. It will give you replies for the specified tweet id. Not sure how reliable it is as its experimental, however this is the same api call that is called on twitter web. Use at your own risk. 🙂 https://api.twitter.com/1/related_results/show/172019363942117377.json?include_entities=1

Do retweets get more engagement than the original tweet?

It depends on how many people engage with the tweet and retweet. If the account who originally posted the tweet has millions of followers and the account who retweeted it only has a few hundreds, then the original tweet obviously gets a much higher engagement.

How do I find the author of a tweet?

1. Determine the unique id of the Tweet you are checking (usually ‘id_str’ value) 2. Use the search API with q=’@screen name of author of Tweet to be tracked’. 3. Loop through the results that come back and check the [‘in_reply_to_status_id_str’] and compare for a match to the id from step #1.