# Introduction

The most important component of a tweet, specially in web3 conversations, is "***context***". When a reply tweet shows up on a user's timeline, it's difficult to grasp its "**full** ***context***" from the first look. Check out this demo:

<figure><img src="/files/n4cKAiN9waY7KYn8IYni" alt=""><figcaption><p>Original Tweet by DigitalBanks.eth is actually a reply tweet</p></figcaption></figure>

For the purpose of this demo, we'll classify this tweet by DigitalBanks.eth as "[***original tweet***](https://twitter.com/ens_goat/status/1634808036429635590)" as it showed up on our timeline.


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