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Twitter users had mixed reactions when the social network announced that it would increase its character limit from 180 to 280. Of course, a bunch of users aren’t happy with this change and feel that the company might be losing its own appeal. Let’s take a quick look at how Twitter has reacted:
Updated : Sep 27, 2017, 12:25 PM IST
Twitter users had mixed reactions when the social network announced that it would increase its character limit from 180 to 280. Of course, a bunch of users aren’t happy with this change and feel that the company might be losing its own appeal. Let’s take a quick look at how Twitter has reacted:
Imagine how many accidental wars Trump could start in 280 characters. https://t.co/6OT4BQAAgC
— Jamison Foser (@jamisonfoser) September 26, 2017
new twitter pic.twitter.com/cCs4OETTEv
— Dave Itzkoff (@ditzkoff) September 26, 2017
280 characters?! Holy shit if I could go back and edit all of my past tweets that cut off right before I reached what I actually wanted to s
— michael popcorn (@Michael5SOS) September 26, 2017
Oh shit I was selected as one of the special ones to tweet in 280 characters. HAHAHA suck it losers, I feel like God right now. Wait, I'm not done, I would also like to say that all these words I'm typing right now are useless and I wasted them just because I CAN. These too, lmao
— Big Cat (@BarstoolBigCat) September 27, 2017
This #280characters limit is amazing but I am scared that it would give more space to President Trump to engage in Twitter spat
— Haider Ali (@haidersays) September 27, 2017
Twitter may give the #280characters to everybody except trump so i can see him making a tantrum in 140 characters while we're chillin' in180 pic.twitter.com/WbI7fxz8m9
— lsy. (@seoongyeoI) September 27, 2017
look what you did Twitter #280characters pic.twitter.com/3mfqNo4iCX
— satan (@BravePineapple) September 27, 2017
Thanks Twitter, for fixing what was NOT broken. #280characters
— PS (@rimeswithcya) September 27, 2017