Twitter 2.0: Elon Musk to Replace the Existing 280-Character Limit with 1,000-Character Long-Form Tweets?

November 29, 2022 By Monica Green

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With Elon Musk saying that the firm is aiming to modify this experience and extend it for more words to transmit, Twitter 2.0's most recent offering for the general public is an increase in its restricted word count from 280 characters. Up to 1,000 characters can be used in a tweet in this version of Twitter, which is around four times as many characters as there are now. There are no indications about when this function, which will allow people to express themselves more freely online, will be available. Also Read: Twitter Edit Post Button Coming Soon - See Details & Uses A potential upgrade to Twitter's 2.0 platform is focused on yet another increase in the character limit for each tweet, with the firm allowing 1,000 for the general public. Through short-word social media, John Kraus first suggested to Musk that the character limit be increased to 1,000 figures.

It’s on the todo list
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) November 28, 2022

Elon Musk has already been contemplating this adjustment, according to the tech CEO who responded to Kraus's tweet by adding it is already "on the to-do list." However, Musk's earlier tweet on Twitter internal docs also features a "long-form tweet," which may be relevant to this new feature. Elon Musk claims that Apple "threatened to withhold Twitter from the App Store" in another article. The future of Twitter appears to be growing, and this applies to both the addition of new features and the redesign of already-existing ones. In place of the current limit of 280 characters for tweets, the globe may soon see a limit of 1,000 characters, or nearly four times as much. Twitter's New 'Status Feature Accompanies Every Individual Tweet

Twitter's New 'Status Feature Accompanies Every Individual Tweet

Before doubling its size, the corporation for a long time only permitted 140 characters. Even with the eccentric tech CEO in charge who frequently shares information about the company in his daily activities, Twitter is still the subject of discussions and problems. One of the many modifications to Twitter is the "General Amnesty" decision made by Musk based on a poll, which will allow users who had been suspended or banned to reclaim their platforms. Being the current owner of Twitter and its chief executive, Chief Twit is free to run the short-word social media in whatever he pleases, and it appears that this is what he is doing.

By Monica Green

I am specialised in latest tech and tech discoveries.

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