It is normal to not see your tweet on the Twitter timeline because sometimes it takes several minutes for it to show up.
Depends on what you're talking about. If you start a tweet with @username, only that person you mention will see it. Now, if you place @username anywhere else in the tweet, everyone who follows you will see that tweet in their timeline.
Any tweet you send will be shown on your timeline and also on your profile.
If you start your tweet with someones user name then it won't appear on everyone else's timeline. However, if they go to your profile they will see it.
They're actually called "replies", "mentions", along with "@replies." (At replies.) Mentioning another Twitter user is very simple. All you have to do is use @TwitterUsername, to mention the person. If you use a mention at the beginning of a tweet, it will not show up in the timeline of your followers. However, if you were to place it anywhere else in a tweet, others would be able to see it in their timeline.
If someone has blocked you on Twitter, you'll be able to send tweets to them, but it won't appear in their mentions. The only way they'd be able to see it if is they unblocked you to see it. They will be able to tweet you as normal, but they won't see what you tweet them.
The only way that your tweets will appear on their timeline is if they are following you. If you want someone to see a tweet but they aren't following you then you should 'mention' them in your tweet (@username)
No they won't see your tweet.
They're actually called "replies", "mentions", along with "@replies." (At replies.) Mentioning another Twitter user is very simple. All you have to do is use @TwitterUsername, to mention the person. If you use a mention at the beginning of a tweet, it will not show up in the timeline of your followers. However, if you were to place it anywhere else in a tweet, others would be able to see it in their timeline.
No it will be deleted from their mentions too. Unless they received an email notification from the original tweet. *others may say it still comes as a notification but they can't get to it, that was in the past, the one that Erik Gruber posted is current.
According to the official Twitter Help Center a mention is "any Twitter update that contains "@username" anywhere in the body of the Tweet".Users will often see hundreds or thousands of tweets a day in their Twitter feed. Mentioning a user in your tweet means they will be able to see it in their "@ Connect" section on the top of the Twitter page.You would usually mention a user if you are directing the Twitter update (tweet) to that specific user OR you want them in particular to see this tweet.If you include more than one @username in your tweet, all of those users will see the Tweet in their "@ Connect" section.
This isn't possible as the idea of your timeline is that when you post a message, those that follow you will see it. You can only send tweets to individual members by 'mentioning' them (@username). If you really wanted to then you could send the same tweet to everyone you follow but this would take you a long time and it's much easier to post it to your timeline. If you want someone you're following to see your tweet and they aren't following you then you should mention them in your tweet. You could even ask them nicely to follow you back and then you wouldn't have to do so in future.
we tweet this on twitter . is when we see hot pics of Justin bieber , then we tweet #biebergasm . it also when u hear Justin sing like that .