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I saw a tweet from here yesterday about a question. I had answered the question so I re-tweeted it. Today I received a notification that someone had re-tweeted my tweet.

Is this the result of an automated interface between the two sites? If so, is there a non-confidential threshold governing what gets tweeted? Or alternatively is everything posted on Twitter?

Last question: does the tweet get 'bumped' or re-tweeted for answers? Or just the original question?

Adding: I'm interested in the tweet that originated here; not the one that got re-tweeted.

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Without saying who retweeted your tweet, it's hard to tell ;)

twitter.com/stacktravel is our 'official' account, and it automatically tweets new open questions after a short while - to allow for edits, closure etc.

The retweet? Who did it? Stacktravel or someone else? If stacktravel, that may be new, but if someone else they just 'chose' to ;)

As far as I'm aware there's no extra twitter features apart from just the initial tweet.

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    – Gayot Fow
    Feb 17, 2015 at 0:50

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