Twitter just jumped into the history game with its own version of shorter, endangered Tweets called Fleets. It has already started rolling out this new way of tweeting around the world, and reactions to the latest addition to the platform are mixed. Twitter began testing these 24-hour tweets in Brazil, Italy, India, and South Korea and found that it made people more comfortable pitching their ideas and joining conversations on the platform. . This is understandable because the impermanence of the fleets means that you cannot be held accountable for long. Recently, tweeting has become a burden for many as their old tweets have come back to haunt them. Like tweets, fleets can be created as text, video, or images, or a combination of both. Twitter says live streaming and stickers will be added to its fleet soon, though this feature isn't available yet. Unlike Twitter and like Instagram, these fleets live at the top of people's timelines in a row representing their followers, so you can tap on the fleet to play while it's still active. Just like Instagram, you can send a direct message in reply or react to a fleet. You can also see who has viewed your fleet in the "Viewed By" section. While the response to fleets has been mixed as global rollout continues, like most additions to social media platforms, users are likely to adapt and adopt despite their initial protests.