Twitter to add more on confirmation inquiries

Now when Twitter rejects your request to receive a blue token, it will be personal. A social networking site announced Friday that it wants to provide users with more information on why it has failed to meet its requirements, rather than just sending out disapproved emails.

“We have heard your opinion that we can better understand why the request was not approved. Election emails now provide a definition of what the request is not in line with what we want, ”Twitter said he wrote.

The announcement comes after Twitter resumed its public certification campaign in May for the first time since 2017 … then immediately. go over it again overwhelmed by requests for confirmation. All the while, Twitter qquietly opened this for other companies, businesses, media organizations, human rights activists, and other accounts they consider worthy of a blue light.

Twitter said on Friday that it was gradually re-establishing its availability to the public so as not to harm its organization, and the opportunity to apply soon will be available to all users. With this in mind, it works to make the whole process more transparent, such as adding something to which emails are refusing.

“[We] let us know that e-mails were confusing and frustrating, so getting enough information about e-mails is very important for our team, “B Byrne confirmed on Twitter.

Twitter also said it wants to add clear guidelines to the project and will continue to provide feedback on how to ensure the approval process is easy to implement.

“Patience is not an important factor, but we thank you,” Twitter wrote.

So if you (like me) are still in the middle of an unsightly testimony, look the bright side! At least Twitter will explain how you do not have to be convinced the next time you reject it.