Let's face it, your Twitter DMs are a mess.

Your inbox is likely a long list of conversations ordered chronologically with no way for you to re-order them or push the important ones to the top. Good luck finding some important info in there.

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Not any more, though. On Thursday, Twitter launched a new feature, allowing users to pin conversations to the top of their DM inbox. There's one limitation, however: You can only pin up to six conversations, to which we ask: Why, Twitter? Why?

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Limitations aside, the feature is now live on Android, iOS, and the web.

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It works a little differently depending on the platform. On the web, click on "Messages," find a convo you'd like to pin to the top, hover over it until you get the three dots in the upper right corner, click that and then click "Pin conversation."

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On iOS and Android, go to Messages by tapping the letter-shaped icon in the lower right corner, then swipe a conversation to the right to see the pin icon (in case you didn't know, you can also swipe it to the left to see the report, snooze, and delete icons).

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