Last year, Twitter promised to roll out some updates that would allow users to express more than 140 characters. In the months since, it's done exactly that, but now it's taking things a step further by finally eliminating @username replies from the character limit. The change also simplifies conversations in a few different ways: - Who you are replying to will appear above the Tweet text rather than within the Tweet text itself, so you have more characters to have conversations. - You can tap o...
Last year, Twitter promised to roll out some updates that would allow users to express more than 140 characters. In the months since, it's done exactly that, but now it's taking things a step further by finally eliminating @username replies from the character limit. The change also simplifies conversations in a few different ways: - Who you are replying to will appear above the Tweet text rather than within the Tweet text itself, so you have more characters to have conversations. - You can tap o...
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