Twitter has added a new feature to Spaces that allowed hosts to appoint up to two co-hosts for their social audio rooms.
The new updated Space will make it easier for the host of the audio space to help manage rooms and moderate conversations.
According to a post by Spaces on Twitter, “Once co-hosts are invited, the co-hosts have almost all the same moderation and managing privileges as the main host: they can speak, invite other members of the room to speak, pin tweets, boot people from the room and more.”
Although, there are few limitations as only the main host can invite or remove other users as co-hosts. One co-host cannot invite a second one, for example. Co-hosts also cannot end the room; only the original host is a privilege to do that.
The new co-host features also expand the number of participants that can talk at once in space: You can have one host, two co-hosts, and ten speakers all active in a room at once, as compared to the previous ten-speaker limit.
The new features are useful as it helps hosts keep Spaces under control especially for larger conversations. However, Twitter recently assigned the top area of users’ timelines in the app (where Fleets used to live) to the social features.
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