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Twitter has posted its first-ever edited tweet, weeks after the microblogging company announced that it was actively testing an edit button.

Users have 30 minutes after their first tweet has been sent to correct any mistakes or include the appropriate hashtags.

The microblogging site, Twitter, announced that they are working to introduce an edit button. The much-awaited Edit Tweet function allows users to edit their tweets for 30 minutes after they are sent. However, it appears that the company will now limit the number of times users may update their tweets. According to TechCrunch, users will be able to edit their tweets up to five

Twitter said that it is currently observing user behaviour, and the number of edits available to users in the approved time frame could change.

Twitter has revealed that the edit tweet feature is already being tested with a small group of people and that it will soon be rolled out.

Twitter Blue users in New Zealand will be the first ones to utilize the platform's edit button.

Permanently misspelled tweets might soon be a thing of the past.

Twitter will soon offer a tweet editing capability for its paying users. After several years of demand, Twitter will soon allow its users to edit their tweets through a feature that is only accessible once a user acquires a $4.

A wish has come true for Tweeples as micro blogging platform Twitter rolled out an edit button. Users will be allowed to edit tweets a few times within 30 minutes after they are posted. Edited tweets will have an icon, showing when they were edited and the past versions of the post. "Edited Tweets will appear with an icon, timestamp, and label so it’s clear to readers that the

Once the feature will be available, users will get 30-minutes to edit their tweets and the edited tweet will show up with a time stamp of modification at the bottom of the tweet. Besides, people can tap the label of the edited to read the entire tweet history – like at what times it is modified.