Monday, 16 May 2016
It’s an age-old debate: While some argue the 140-character cap is the heart of Twitter’s platform’s short status messages, it also means your message can quickly become truncated if you want to share photos, videos, or any kind of link It appears Twitter may have found the obvious compromise: a report by Bloomberg suggests that Twitter will stop counting photos and links towards your character limits within “the next two weeks.” As links currently take up 23 characters, that’s a whole lot more room for your thoughts – 16 percent more, if you’re counting. We certainly were; fitting a headline…
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