Can you build a tweet story in a reply?

Yes, you can. Many platforms allow you to share tweets related to a story you're interested in.

Yes, you can. Many social media platforms allow you to repurpose a tweet and present it as a story, especially if the tweet has interesting or relevant content.

Yes. However, you need to make sure your tweet complies with the platform's terms of service and community guidelines regarding story-related posts.

Yes, in some cases you can. For example, on certain social media platforms or messaging apps that support image attachments when replying.

Yes, you can. It depends on the platform or medium where the story is shared. Some allow photo responses, while others might not.

Yes, they can. Most social media or communication platforms have notifications or indicators that show when someone has replied to a story. However, they might miss it if they're not actively looking or if the notification gets buried among others.

Maybe there's a technical glitch or a problem with the connection. That could prevent the reply.

It depends. On some social media or content sharing platforms, your reply might be visible to everyone by default. But on others, you can adjust the privacy settings to control who can see your reply. For example, you might be able to limit it to just friends or specific groups.

The full story of Reply 1997 is centered around the youth in 1997. It's a story that delves deep into the memories of that time. The characters are living in a world where music, especially the K - pop of that era, plays a big role. They are going through the typical experiences of adolescence like trying to fit in at school, having arguments with parents, and falling in love for the first time. One of the key aspects is how the characters' past experiences shape their present selves and how they look back on their 1997 days with a sense of both fondness and regret.

Yes, usually they can see if you reply. Most social media platforms have notifications or indicators for this.