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#Invalid edit to post adwords editor pro#

Pro Tip: I’ve been on Twitter since the early days and have written lots and lots of useful tutorials. Now, should you sign up for Twitter Blue? I’ll let you decide if the modest monthly fee is justified for how you use the popular social media service or not. Oh, and if you miss that 30 minute window, you’ll see this when you choose “Edit Tweet” instead:

#Invalid edit to post adwords editor how to#

It’s not obvious how big a deal it is that someone’s updated their tweet, but now you know how to identify tweets from others that have been edited (look for the pencil icon) and that you can click on the pencil icon to see when it was edited and what they changed. It would be the rare person who would notice the pencil icon and click thru to see what’s been updated, but I do appreciate that the information is available. Click on that info line and you’ll see a history of all versions of the tweet: Look at the bottom: “Last edited 8:53 AM Click on the pencil icon and you’ll see more: I’ve highlighted the new icon that’s shown up: The pencil denotes that this particular tweet has been edited subsequent to being posted. Now my tweet reads and looks just slightly different to everyone: For the demo, I’ll make a few tweaks to the first two lines of the limerick and repost it. If you’re okay proceeding then click “ Got it” and you’ll be in a simple edit window. A click on it and Twitter offers an interesting warning: Most of these everyone on Twitter sees – you can always delete your tweet! – but with Twitter Blue I have that last menu option: “ Edit Tweet“. To fix it up, since it’s only 1-minute old, I can edit the content of the tweet by clicking on the “ Notice, by the way, the blue checkmark adjacent to my name: Twitter Blue!īut… that limerick kinda bugs me as it just doesn’t quite work properly. Twitter offers me the chance to promote this tweet by paying for advertising and visibility, but that’s a sidetrack for now.

Now that it’s posted, the live post display is a bit different, including reaction icons:

Don’t want to wait? Click “ Send now” and it’s posted. The system actually has a time delay of about 10 seconds, during which time you can change your mind by clicking “ Undo“. There are plenty of other things you can do to bling out a tweet, of course, from adding pictures to a poll, emoji to tagging a location, but I’m just going to click “Tweet”… On Twitter, posting new content is easy enough… Not a great limerick, but plenty enough for us to proceed. I asked it to write “a limerick about being able to edit tweets on twitter”. Instead of just a mundane tweet, I thought it would be fun to ask ChatGPT to assist. To show how it all works, I signed up for Twitter Blue. There’s a third constraint with tweet editing currently too that’s worth mentioning: Only people who are paying for Twitter Blue have access to the editor feature. Twitter finally solved this by having two constraints around editing tweets: first, you can only edit a tweet within 30 minutes of posting it (with a max of 5 updates during that period) and second, the entire edit history of the tweet will be visible to anyone who wants to click and see how it changed.

Shortcuts: Posting a Tweet | Editing a Tweet | Identifying Edited Tweets The issue people complained about was that someone could post something that upset others, then edit it to be benign and inoffensive. In fact, the ability to edit tweets proved to be quite controversial and it took quite a while for Twitter to offer it as a capability at all.

#Invalid edit to post adwords editor update#

You could delete it, but there was no way to edit or update it, even just a few seconds after clicking on that “post” button. From the beginning, Twitter has been the social media equivalent of a write-only hard disk: You published a tweet and that was it.