This article explains how to create an X-thread. Threads are interconnected and are read as one continuous message. Use threads to elaborate on an idea or thought that cannot be expressed in a single tweet. The term also describes a tweet with multiple replies from multiple users.
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The easiest way to create an X-thread is to publish a tweet and then immediately respond to it, just as you would respond to someone else's tweet. After the second tweet is published, respond to it with a third tweet and continue until your thread is finished.
While it’s easy to use, there’s one major problem with this method: your followers may start replying to your tweets as soon as they’re published, before your entire thread is finished. This can cause unintended miscommunication and confusion, as people may start asking questions about something you’re planning to add to the thread but haven’t had a chance to write yet.
One way to avoid such a situation is to use X's built-in threading feature. This allows you to compose a complete X thread with multiple tweets that you can publish at once.
