The tweetstorm feature is currently hidden and not being publicly tested

Sometimes, it takes more than 140 characters to get a thought across on Twitter. Now only a tweetstorm will do. The long threads have become pretty common in the last couple of years. And it looks like Twitter has developed a way to compose threads ahead of time. Twitter has also found a way to even publish them simultaneously.

Someone passed along screenshots to Matt Navarra, Director of Social Media for The Next Web, (via Recode and Techcrunch). Which he says were taken on an Android phone depicting the feature in action. The tweetstorm feature is currently hidden and not being publicly tested. 

Twitter declined to comment to both publications, and it’s not clear when, or if, it’ll ever be launched. Presently, composing a thread means replying to the previously published Tweet.

This can take a bit of time, and it’s easy to screw up (especially if you keep replying to the original tweet in the chain), so if it’s ever rolled out, it looks like it could simply the entire process.