Twitter extended the ability for all users to hide replies to their tweets last November, and it officially rolled out its API v2 (application-programming interface) last week. They were joined Wednesday, as the Hide Replies endpoint was added to the API.
A Twitter spokesperson said, “Developers play a key role in serving and improving the health of the public conversation. This endpoint perfectly demonstrates that belief, as it enables developers to hide replies to a tweet on behalf of a person who has authorized the developer to do so.
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