Twitter’s Longer Tweets to Begin

by David Jones Digital Marketor

Following its announcement in May, Twitter will make changes to how tweet characters merge toward their current limit on September 19th.

Individuals who fight to fit 140 characters now have more room to convey the needs or brand they are talking to. Instead of extending the limit, there is a risk of losing customers who appreciate the short updates offered by Twitter; the online mammoth has decided to change what is best.

On the screen of an announcement written in iOS notes in January, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey indicated that Twitter’s 140-character limit had just been reached to make Tweets fit into text messages, but he cherishes it now and doesn’t want to “lose it” in the imagination and speed tendency.

As of September 19, Media Connections (images, GIFs, recordings, polls, and so on) and quoted Tweets will no longer reduce verification. Usernames, once they are at the beginning of responses, also no longer check, which should reduce your annoyance from contact with the extra long handle.

“This is the most significant change we’ve made in recent discussions and giving individuals 140 characters full expression,” CEO Jack Dorsey told The Verge in May. "I'm eager to see a lot more of this exchange as a result."

While some of the progress is due to begin next Monday, it is not clear whether this is a continuous rollout or the possibility that all of the above will stop numbering towards the customer’s character restriction without delay.