Cristian
Level X3
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In the past the biggest problem I had with twitter was that adding pictures, gifs or videos would take a big portion of my very precious 140 characters.
At the moment, these limits are no more! Twitter has started to roll up this update for all users so even if you don't yet benefit from this new feature, everyone will eventually have them.
This update applies more specifically to any media attachments, like photos, gifs, videos, polls or not even quote tweets and retweeting your own tweets.
It would be cool if usernames will also not be counted but Twitter is still testing this option apparently, which means at some point this will also be a thing, which is even better in my opinion.
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TommyCarey
There have been a ton of times that I think I have the perfect tweet to pull people in and when I type it up it's way too long and then I have to take the next few minutes to edit it so it's understandable but will still convert. It's a lot more difficult than it sounds lmao
If the limit is lifted, I wonder how long it will last, or will it be forever...
I wonder if a users account has to meet a certain criteria in order to have access to longer posting. Like if you just registered a new account you wouldn't be able to post a paragraph since you're in a kind of probationary period and twitter wants to monitor your actions before setting you loose lol. Obviously there are plenty of seasoned accounts with tons of great tweets and I'm sure they are the select few which have been chosen for the bigger posting size. But there needs to be some limitation to this to avoid spam
The best thing about this is that I can now post my tweet and add the actual link to my website and not a shortened URL. People will see mywebsite.com/blah/blahblah.html and not tinyurl or bit.ly
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