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Twitter Launches New Feature for Paid Subscribers to Post Longer Tweets

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According to reports, Twitter has launched a new feature that allows Blue paid subscription users to post up to 10000 characters in messages, while also support

Twitter Launches New Feature for Paid Subscribers to Post Longer Tweets

According to reports, Twitter has launched a new feature that allows Blue paid subscription users to post up to 10000 characters in messages, while also supporting bold and italic formats. This new feature allows tweets to be presented in longer text, more like an article, rather than short text fragments that have been defining tweets for many years. Twitter has had a limit of 140 characters for many years, doubling to 280 characters in 2017.

Twitter allows its paying users to post 10000 character tweets

Twitter has launched a new feature for its Blue subscription users, allowing them to post messages with up to 10,000 characters. This new feature comes with support for bold and italic formats, making tweets look more like articles with longer text rather than the short text fragments that have been defining tweets for many years.

The 140-Character Limit

Twitter has had a limit of 140 characters for many years, which was then doubled to 280 characters in 2017. This change in character limit sparked a significant discussion amongst Twitter users as it was seen as a radical change, altering the overall Twitter experience. The possibility of longer tweets with up to 10,000 characters might seem like another bold move for Twitter, but it seems like a feature specifically targeted at its Blue subscription users.

The Blue Subscription

The Blue subscription is Twitter’s premium tier subscription that comes with several features costing $2.99 a month. The subscription includes an ad-free Twitter experience and an option to undo sent tweets, among other features. The introduction of longer tweets comes as Twitter attempts to add more value to the subscription, emphasizing the importance of the Blue package to its users.

How to Use Twitter’s New Feature

Only Blue subscription users have access to the new feature. To use it, one must compose a tweet as usual and then click on the three dots on the tweet, found at the bottom right corner. A dropdown menu will appear, and select “Hide Tweet” from there. This will bring up two icons: one for fonts, and the other for styles, allowing you to choose your preferred font and styling option.

Implications for Twitter Users

It’s quite evident that Twitter intends to compete with the likes of other online publishing platforms such as Medium, where writers can publish long-form articles. With the new tweet feature, Blue subscribers can now publish long-form articles on Twitter. This feature aims to attract more writers to the platform and make Twitter a complete online writing and publishing platform, even competing with Blogging platforms such as WordPress.

Conclusion

The new Twitter feature allowing Blue subscription users to post longer tweets with support for bold and italic formats, comes as the platform competes with other online publishing platforms. It’s an exciting feature and an opportunity for Twitter to attract more writers to its platform.

FAQs

1. Can non-Blue subscribers access this feature?
No, only Blue subscription users have access to longer tweets with support for bold and italic formats.
2. Can I still write and post tweets without using the new feature?
Yes, the traditional Twitter tweet format remains available to all Twitter users.
3. Does the new feature cost extra for Blue subscribers?
No, the new feature is part of the Blue subscription package, costing $2.99 per month.

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