Twitter is testing a new 'Articles' feature
its character limit over the years from 140 to 280 to give users more leeway with what they want to say. That's not always enough, though, which is why the term"tweetstorm" to indicate a series of interconnected tweets was coined. People also sometimes post images of lengthy statements instead. Based on a new discovery by
, though, Twitter is working on a new feature that would cater to the needs of those who want to share their thoughts on the website in one lengthy article. experimental features within apps, discovered the existence of a"Twitter Articles" tab. The name itself signifies a long-form format for the social network that has long only allowed people to post bite-sized text messages, but its exact nature is a mystery for now.
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