Question. If I mute a thread on Twitter, it mutes from that point on, right? If I mute people arguing in response to a tweet in my thread, does it mute *all* the responses to my thread from the first tweet on? (Say it ain't so). Or just them, from that point on? As expected?
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The answer are now coming in for almost every possible combination, and there's not documentation I could find, yet. What say you,
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Folks, this doesn't answer either question whatsoever, and of course I looked first.https://twitter.com/joshuajfriedman/status/1365146088777351173 …
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if you view the tweet thread from a private browsing window you'll be able to see the muted tweets.
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If there is I’ve never found a way. Sometimes I just happen to remember I muted someone I normally like to hear from (say, if they were talking too much about sports one day). I guess I could bookmark one of their tweets and then periodically check my bookmarks
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You can't. Privacy settings shows you muted accts and words, not tweets. You can bookmark a tweet before muting.
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Muted conversations aren't hidden—you just won't get notifications. If you browse to the conversations directly, you won't have trouble seeing them.
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search on top of your page for the topic
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I don't know. I mute if I'm finished so I have no reason to go back.
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