Twitter is developing a new, variable audience control option for tweets that would essentially enable people to share tweets with a specific group of chosen contacts, like a group or community, though more specifically defined by personal selection.
Users would be able to choose up to 150 people to include in their flock, so the audience size here is relatively big for an enclosed group, with the flock then coming up as a posting option when composing tweets.
It’s essentially an extension of Twitter’s reply control option which it launched back in 2020, enabling users to decide who can see and respond to each of their tweets, while it also leans into the more enclosed discussion use case that Twitter’s looking to boost with its Communities option.
Twitter previewed the coming option in July last year, though it was then called ‘Trusted Friends’.
Read More: Socialmediatoday
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