Twitter Tests Group Writing Feature Called “Mind”. SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 26 (Reuters) – Twitter, now called X, is trying something new. The company is testing a feature named “Mind”. This feature lets users write posts together. Multiple people can add to one single post. This is different from how people usually post alone.
(Twitter Tests Collective Creation with Mind)
The test is happening now. Only some users on the iOS app can see it. Twitter picked these users randomly. The company wants to see how people use “Mind”. They also want to see if users like it.
A “Mind” post looks like a normal post at first. But users see an extra icon. This icon shows others can join in. Anyone allowed to join can add text. They can also add images or links. All contributions appear in the same post. The original creator controls the post. They decide who can add to it. They can also remove any additions.
Twitter says “Mind” could help groups share ideas better. Friends might plan a trip together. Colleagues could build a project update. Fans might create a tribute post for a celebrity. The goal is to make group conversations easier. Right now, group chats or quote tweets are messy for this. “Mind” tries to organize it all in one place.
(Twitter Tests Collective Creation with Mind)
The test is small. Twitter might change “Mind” based on feedback. The company might stop the test. Or they might release it to everyone. No final decision is made. Twitter often tests features that never launch. The company faces challenges keeping users. New features like “Mind” try to offer fresh reasons to use X. If successful, “Mind” could change how people collaborate online.