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> It is just strange that Twitter would seemingly prefer to abandon their iconic 140 limit over making threading a native function of their platform. They don’
by hk__2 9y ago
> It is just strange that Twitter would seemingly prefer to abandon their iconic 140 limit over making threading a native function of their platform.
They don’t: https://techcrunch.com/2017/09/10/tweetstorm-button/ https://techcrunch.com/2017/09/10/tweetstorm-button/
- slg 9y agoOne of those options was announced publicly with an official blog post and one of them was slipped into an app unannounced likely as part of a/b testing. Maybe they eventually implement both, but at this moment their preference between the two is clear.
- hk__2 9y ago> One of those options was announced publicly with an official blog post and one of them was slipped into an app unannounced likely as part of a/b testing. Both of them are currently being tested on a limited group of users; but that’s true only one got a blog post.