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A useful translation feature (albeit poorly executed at times) appears to have disappeared from Twitter’s platform, less than two months after the company quietly rolled it out. The feature allowed people to use Microsoft’s Bing translation engine to translate tweets with the tap of a button. One reason for the Bing translation feature’s disappearance could be that it wasn’t very reliable. @MartinSFP @jonrussell @nisummers in other news, Twitter for Web thinks I’m speaking norwegian pic.twitter.com/BtvL6FRnHI — Natt Garun (@nattgarun) June 24, 2014 A Twitter spokesperson declined to comment when contacted by TNW. However, Twitter has been known to dabble in new…
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