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Trolls are going to be unbearable: Twitter to allow 10,000 characters?

10,000 characters? That seems like a loooooooot!

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Twitter Inc is building a new feature that will allow users post messages as long as 10,000 characters, Re/code reported on Tuesday. The micro-blogging website, which currently has a 140-character limit, is considering launching the service toward the end of the first quarter but has not set an official date, Re/code reported, citing sources familiar with the plans.
The company, in an attempt to keep a similar look for the timeline, is testing a version of the product which displays 140-character long tweets but expands to reveal more content when clicked on, the technology news website said. 

Twitter has been experimenting under Jack Dorsey - the company's co-founder who returned as chief executive in October - to make the website more engaging. In the few months under Dorsey, Twitter introduced the 'Moments' feature, added polls to tweets, rolled out a "buy" button and replaced its star-shaped "favorite" icon with a heart-shaped icon called "like". 

However, some users took to Twitter to express their dissent to the new feature with the hashtag #beyond140. "Just say no to #beyond140!," Andrew Wright tweeted. Re/code reported in September that the new feature was in the works. Twitter declined to comment. 

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