#RIPTwitter Is Trending On Twitter Following A New Feature Announcement

"I can't believe this app is free" doesn't really apply anymore.
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Some Twitter users might be calling it quits with the social media app following the announcement of a new feature that would require users to pay.

The new feature, known as a "Super Follow," will allow people to subscribe to some of their favorite creators at a monthly cost of $4.99, and many are refusing to partake.

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Subscribing to someone would grant you access to exclusive content such as tweets and newsletters, but some users don't feel it's worth it.

Some even feel the new feature is bad enough to ditch the platform entirely.

Others are still just wishing for a simple button that would allow them to edit their tweets after they're published.

Twitter also announced the creation of "Communities," which will pretty much be the platform's version of Facebook Groups and act as spaces where people with similar interests can join and share tweets.

  • Noah Borden was an Associate Editor for Narcity Media.
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