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'More Words, More Words...': Twitter Announces Word-Limit Relaxation in Interesting Way; Others Join the Trend

Twitter has announced to relaxing the character limit on the platform from 280 to 4000 for Twitter Blue users in the United States.

  • Twitter announces to expand the character limit from 280 to 4000 on platform.
  • The update is only available for Twitter Blue users in the US.
  • Twitter shares the update with an interesting way that sets a new trend following by other popular twitter handles.

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'More Words, More Words...': Twitter Announces Word-Limit Relaxation in Interesting Way; Others Join the Trend Twitter announces to expand the character limit from 280 to 4000 on platform.

New Delhi: Twitter announced on Thursday to expand the limit of characters on the microblogging platform from 280 to 4000. The new update will allow Twitter users to be able to write up to 4000 characters on Tweets. However, it is only available for Twitter Blue users in the US right now. There is no information when it will be roll out globally or for non-Blue users.

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Twitter users for a long time had been demanding to increase the word limit as it stopped them to express their messages explicity in Tweets and had to keep the information very short. Since the takeover of Twitter last year, Tech billionaire Elon Musk hinted many times that Twitter users would soon getting rid of the character limit on the microblogging platform.

The official handle of Twitter announced the new huge update with an interesting way by writing down ‘More Words’ many times to show the removal of word limit of 280 characters. However, it set a new trend as many companies and popular Twitter handles commenting with the same style and tone to Twitter.

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Here’s how Handles are commenting to associate themselves with the new trend:

 

That's how they commented.