Threads Is Experimenting With Spoiler Tags and Post Templates

As he still gets swing, and Add more usersThreads also moves in its own area regarding the publication of functionality, unlike repeating the features of other applications.

Which is really no longer a strong meta suit, given that he has effectively turned his competitors into his unconscious laboratory for product development. As such, it is interesting to see TEMS team that experimenting with some new elements that do not directly replicate the latest trendy elements.

First, Threads tests a new way of displaying a spoiler in posts, which would darken your prominent text.

As you see in This exampleShare an application researcher Alessandro PaluzziYou will soon be able to select the “Mark Spoiler” option for your chosen text in updating your topics.

Which is not entirely new. Reddit has SPOILER Tags For its updates, which seems to provide the same functionality that the threads test here, while some people use X -s sensitive content warnings to ease a similar purpose.

So, conceptually, there are ways to implement the same on other applications. But it could be a unique application within the flow of composer, because it seems that it does not require manual editing or codes.

And as more discussions happen in the application, through multiple topics, providing capacity to limit updates in this way can be useful. Sports debate, for example, could benefit, such as film spoiler, TV show chatter, etc.

Threads, on the other hand, also experimenting with a new option for creating a template to facilitate the more creative posts and trends of publication.

As you see in These examplesThe template option would be integrated into composer options, allowing you to choose from templates already transferred to the app. Customers seem to be able to create pre -sharing templates, which could facilitate entry into trendy formats, while providing textual visuals and potentially other creative view options.

I mean, they will be limited by the capacity of the thread, which is focused on the text, so it will not have the breadth of creative presentation options that you would see on, say, Instagram. But there are often trendy styles and formats that invite participation, which could make it easier for more engagement.

Both are relatively smaller accessories, but as nor does it see the wider adoption, there are also several cases of use, and adding multiple options for enabling such can only be positive.

The templates could, in particular, help to start multiple posts, and the more involved in the community, the threads team can drive, the better for the future of the application.