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I'd argue the opposite. With them recently changing Direct Messages to account for 10,000 characters, they know what it takes to make the changes.
by macleanjr 11y ago
I'd argue the opposite. With them recently changing Direct Messages to account for 10,000 characters, they know what it takes to make the changes.
- dave2000 11y agoThey know what it means to make the change, but it's entirely different to change something like direct messages, which go from one person to another, and the millions of tweets sent every day.
- cpeterso 11y agoDo the Twitter APIs support direct messages? I imagine that the ecosystem of Twitter clients, libraries, site scrapers, and related database schemas have hardcoded the 140 char limit in many unexpected places. :)