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Like this...
(you don't need the +)
type like this, using their username - the name will show up in blue:
@lelly why yes, i would love some 606 from you.
it will let the person see it in their tweet thread, but it won't be private.
allinduetime: type like this, using their username - the name will show up in blue: @lelly why yes, i would love some 606 from you.
Don't do this if you are trying to send a direct message. Using @username will post it public.
mb~zf:allinduetime: type like this, using their username - the name will show up in blue: @lelly why yes, i would love some 606 from you. Don't do this if you are trying to send a direct message. Using @username will post it public.
this all sounds too technical for my tiny brain.
Matsifloxacin:mb~zf:allinduetime: type like this, using their username - the name will show up in blue: @lelly why yes, i would love some 606 from you. Don't do this if you are trying to send a direct message. Using @username will post it public. You're technical. this all sounds too technical for my tiny brain.
You're technical.
Yay, Lelly! You can do it!
Just remember, Dusername for Direct messages (private).
@username for normal replies (public)
That's it!!!
Re: Twitter peeps
Like this...
(you don't need the +)
D username + messagesends a person a private message that goes to their device, and saves in their web archive.
Example: d krissy want to pick a Jamba Juice for me while you're there?
type like this, using their username - the name will show up in blue:
@lelly why yes, i would love some 606 from you.
it will let the person see it in their tweet thread, but it won't be private.
Don't do this if you are trying to send a direct message. Using @username will post it public.
this all sounds too technical for my tiny brain.
Yay, Lelly! You can do it!
Just remember, Dusername for Direct messages (private).
@username for normal replies (public)
That's it!!!
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