What does 'stories via' mean on Twitter?

It's not a very common phrase. But it could suggest stories presented or shared through a particular means or channel.

I think 'via story' could mean through a story or by way of a story. It might suggest getting information or conveying a message using a narrative.

It usually means something was included or incorporated through the telling of a story.

I'm not really sure. It's a bit of a confusing phrase. Maybe it refers to something being included through a particular story or narrative.

Well, when we say 'added via story', it implies that the addition was made within the context or framework of a story. Maybe it's a new character, an event, or some information that came into the story to enhance or develop it.

Well, when someone says 'added you via story', it implies that they found and added your profile or account based on something they saw in a story. Maybe it was a mutual friend's story where your information was mentioned, or perhaps it was a public story that led them to you.

Well, 'added you via story' implies that the person got in touch with you using a story feature. Maybe it was on a social media platform where they could add people based on a story they put up. It could also suggest that there was some sort of connection made through a shared narrative or event.

I think it could refer to adding a SIM card in a way that's described or presented as a story. It might involve some sort of step-by-step account or fictionalized method of doing it.

I think it might mean something was included or incorporated through a story on that platform. But it could depend on the specific context.

Adding someone via story usually means connecting or including them in the narrative or account you are sharing, like in a social media story.