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When someone shares one of your tweets on their own timeline and includes their own thoughts or take, they've "quoted" your tweet. Although it used to be kind of confusing to find out who quoted your tweets, you can now easily view all quotes and comments by selecting the "Quote Tweet" option below the tweet. This wikiHow teaches you how to find a list of everyone who quoted your tweet on Twitter.
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1Open Twitter. You can easily find out who quoted your tweet using the Twitter app on your phone or tablet, or by signing in to https://www.twitter.com in your web browser.
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2Click or tap the tweet you want to investigate. This opens a larger version of the tweet on its own page.Advertisement
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3Click or tap Quote Tweets below the tweet. You may have to scroll down a little to find it. Now you'll see a list of all Twitter users who've quoted your tweet, as well as what they've added to the conversation.
- If someone with a private Twitter account quoted your tweet, you won't see it unless you follow that person.
- If you don't see a Quote Tweets option below your tweet, nobody has quoted your tweet. You can still click or tap Retweets to see a list of people who've retweeted your tweet without adding their own thoughts.
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1. Open Twitter.
2. Click or tap the tweet.
3. Click or tap Quote tweets.
