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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5 minutes in, I've had every different kind of reply. Corollary question: where does one see the conversations one has muted—the way one can see accounts one has muted?
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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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Replying to @joshuajfriedman @TwitterSupport
That is not at all clarifying.
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Replying to @zeynep @TwitterSupport
Oh, really? I thought it answered your question about how to view conversations after you'd muted them: when you mute a conversation, you're only silencing the notifications. You're not prevented from viewing the conversation in any other way.
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Replying to @joshuajfriedman @TwitterSupport
No. See the conversationS one has muted the way one can see accountS one has muted.
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Replying to @zeynep @TwitterSupport
Oh, I see! I believe you're asking if there's a catalog or dashboard of your muted conversations somewhere the way there is for muted accounts or muted words. I'm pretty sure there isn't. I believe the logic is that muting a conversation is a lower-stakes action than the others.
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Yep, that's the question.
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