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An example: Person A tweets "Foo", then person B retweets that. We follow person B but not person A, and we see the retweet in the twitter feed in the notification area, and we wish to reply to it.

In Sailfish, the reply will start from "@A ", to notify that original tweet author. The expected result however, and how the original twitter web client handles that, is for the reply to mention both the author and the retweeter, so the reply would start from "@A @B " instead. One can of course type that manually, but it would be nice if the client did that for the user (as all the other clients do).

An example: Person A tweets "Foo", then person B retweets that. We follow person B but not person A, and we see the retweet in the twitter feed in the notification area, and we wish to reply to it.

In Sailfish, the reply will start from "@A ", to notify that original tweet author. The expected result however, and how the original twitter web client handles that, is for the reply to mention both the author and the retweeter, so the reply would start from "@A @B " instead. One can of course type that manually, but it would be nice if the client did that for the user (as all the other clients do).