Twitter Articles or blog posts characteristic leaks with no character restrict
Twitter may well be scheduling to enable customers to make posts that surpass the 240-character limit. According to a leak published by Jane Manchin Wong, Twitter might shortly be utilizing a “Twitter Article” element into the platform.
There is gonna be heaps of potentials with Twitter Articles, off the top of my head:
– @SuperFollows-exceptional article content
– publication + in-app UX + on-platform conversation
– syndicated content articles (by news web-sites) + news-looking at subscription product (by means of a quality Twitter Blue tier) https://t.co/tWNp0SqWc8
— Jane Manchun Wong (@wongmjane) February 3, 2022
There is not much far more solid evidence on what this element would be used for. The leak’s discoverer suggests it may be a characteristic that’s exclusive to news outlets, Twitter Blue subscribers, or probably SuperFollow special articles.
A Twitter spokesperson instructed CNET that it will share more about Twitter Content articles shortly.
Twitter may well be scheduling to enable customers to make posts that surpass the 240-character limit. According to a leak published by Jane Manchin Wong, Twitter might shortly be utilizing a “Twitter Article” element into the platform.
There is gonna be heaps of potentials with Twitter Articles, off the top of my head:
– @SuperFollows-exceptional article content
– publication + in-app UX + on-platform conversation
– syndicated content articles (by news web-sites) + news-looking at subscription product (by means of a quality Twitter Blue tier) https://t.co/tWNp0SqWc8
— Jane Manchun Wong (@wongmjane) February 3, 2022
There is not much far more solid evidence on what this element would be used for. The leak’s discoverer suggests it may be a characteristic that’s exclusive to news outlets, Twitter Blue subscribers, or probably SuperFollow special articles.
A Twitter spokesperson instructed CNET that it will share more about Twitter Content articles shortly.
