Twitter just showed me a tweet made by x: Replying to @y I agree It didn't show me the original tweet y had made. I'm following x and not following y, but still it doesn't make much sense to show the reply without the original tweet (agree on what?). Does it make sense to you? In such a case, is there a simple way to quickly find the original tweet?
The first tweet was deleted, that doesn't delete all the replies so they stay and look strangely orphaned.
No, it wasn't. I went to y's tweets, and I was able to find it there. The problem is that I had to locate it "manually".
Can't find it now, I guess I'm following too many accounts :-( I'll post a screenshot next time I see that (already seen it more than once). Thanks for your help!
Here's an example: And another one: In both cases, I can see the original tweets, I just need to go to the relevant account and iterate through their recent tweets.
Could you show them side by side - a link to your tweet with the missing content, and a link to the content when accessed via their feed.
Here's what I see on my feed: And here's what it looks when you follow the link (https://twitter.com/HindiRinny/status/989246226427273216):
That looks pretty normal, assuming that when you click your tweet it expands to show the whole thing. I found it and had a look, everything looked ok.