In a stunning display of customer service, Google CEO Sundar Pichai took to X (formerly Twitter) on Wednesday to announce a brand-new feature for Google Calendar: the ability to duplicate events! This exciting update comes at the direct request of Stripe co-founder John Collison, who voiced his desire for this functionality just a month earlier.

On July 5, Collison made waves on social media, tagging Pichai and asking for a simple yet powerful feature—an easy way to duplicate calendar events with a Ctrl-click option, much like what’s available in other calendar apps.

This isn’t just any ordinary user suggestion; it’s a prime example of how a direct line to the top can lead to real change. The tech titan didn’t just respond; he delivered.

Pichai's announcement, "This feature is now live for everyone on Google Calendar on the web—thanks for the suggestion!" left many users buzzing with excitement.

Now, it seems Collison’s influence has sparked a ripple effect, as other users on X began soliciting his help with their grievances, challenging him to advocate for their ideas next!

This incident highlights not only the power of social media but also how a simple tweet can lead to significant improvements in popular digital tools.