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Subtweet

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Subtweet

Also known as a Subliminal Tweet, a Subtweet is a tweet (a 280-character post via the website Twitter) referring to someone but not mentioning their @username so they will not be notified about the tweet and not see what is written about them. While there are no specific rules about it, a subtweet is usually aimed to mock or criticize someone without directly mentioning his or her name.

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