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<p>aetbr mwqe twytr aljmeh tghrydat tshyr ela jw baydn ela anh &quot;alryys almntkhb&quot; sabqh lawanha، me astmrar frz alaswat fy alantkhabat.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;wwde twtyr ela altghrydat alty tshyr ela nayb alryys alsabq blqb &quot;alryys almntkhb&quot; wnaybth almrshhh kamala harys ela anha &quot;naybh alryys almntkhb&quot; esharh tqwl en alfrz lm ynth bed.&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>wymkn qraaah alrsalh altalyh &quot;lm teln almsadr alrsmyh ela alarjh nhayh alsbaq end nshrha ela twytr&quot;، asfl tghrydh nshrha almwss almshark llthalf aldymwqraty skwt dwrkyn wastkhdm fyha allqbyn llesharh ela baydn wharys.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>wyhyl aleshear ela rabt yqwd ela akhr alanbaaa hwl alantkhabat.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>weml twytr wfysbwk ela tashyr mnshwrat whjbha aw alhd mn antsharha endma ttdmn eelana sabqaً lawanh aw hjmat kadhbh ela emlyh altswyt mndh eghlaq snadyq alaqtrae fy wqt mtakhr mn ywm althlathaaa.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>wqal mwqe twytr: &quot;me astmrar frz alaswat fy jmye anhaaa alblad، twasl frqna atkhadh ejraaaat bshan altghrydat alty teln alfwz qbl alawan aw thtwy ela melwmat mdllh hwl alantkhabat bshkl eam&quot;.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>wadaf: &quot;hdha ytmasha me syash alnzahh almdnyh ldyna wtwjyhatna alakhyrh hwl alms bntayj alantkhabat&quot;.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>wwdet esharh ela mzaem la asas lha atlqha tramb fyma ytelq bemlyh altswyt wkdhlk mzaem sabqh lawanha bfwz ay mn almrshhyn، me twfyr rwabt lmsadr mwthwqh llmelwmat.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>wjel ejraaa twytr altelyqat aql brwza، wtُlb mn almstkhdmyn aldhyn ysewn ela qraaah almnshwrat alnqr lqraaah althdhyr qbl dhlk.</p>Twitter Friday considered tweets referring to Joe Biden as "the president-elect" to be premature, as ballots continued to be counted. And Twitter placed on the tweets referring to the former vice president with the title "President-elect" and Vice-Candidate Kamala Harris as "Vice President-elect" a sign saying that the count is not over yet. The following message, "Official sources probably did not announce the end of the race when it was posted on Twitter," can be read below a tweet posted by Democratic Alliance co-founder Scott Dorkin, in which he used the surnames to refer to Biden and Harris. The notice refers to a link that leads to the latest news about the elections. Twitter and Facebook have flagged posts and block them or limit their spread when they include a premature advertisement or false attacks on the voting process since polls closed late Tuesday. "With the counting of votes across the country, our teams continue to take action on tweets that declare victory prematurely or contain misleading information about the elections in general," Twitter said. He added, "This is in line with our civil integrity policy and our recent directives about harming the election results." It flagged unfounded allegations made by Trump regarding the voting process as well as premature claims that any of the candidates had won, while providing links to reliable sources of information. Twitter’s action made the comments less visible, and users seeking to read the posts were asked to click to read the warning beforehand.