When Twitter rolled out its expanded 280-character limit, the user response was highly polarized. Some were thrilled at the opportunity to express their thoughts more clearly in a single tweet, while ...

Even with Twitter's 280-character limit, brevity is still the soul of wit, but could that extra space be making the platform's 330 million monthly active users a bit more civil? Back in November 2017, ...

After some initial testing, Twitter late last year officially upped the character limit on tweets from 140 characters to 280. In one fell swoop, Twitter changed the most defining feature of the ...

For years before it happened, people debated whether it should. And when Twitter finally did double the maximum length of a tweet–which it did a year ago today–some of us were skittish about such a ...

After Twitter announced it would eventually be rolling out its new 280-character limit to all users, those who had already been granted the extra space got to filling it with expanded tweets. Starting ...

In further news that Twitter doesn’t actually listen to its users, the company announced on Tuesday that it would be doubling its character capacity on tweets from 140 characters to 280 characters for ...

Twitter rolled out a 280 character limit for most of its users Tuesday, and, predictably, lots of people are unhappy. That doubles the original 140 character limit that Twitter has maintained since it ...

Prepare to be annoyed—or obnoxious, depending on how you look at it. Late Tuesday afternoon, Twitter began rolling out its new 280-character limit to all users on the platform, because that’s exactly ...

When Twitter gave us 280 characters back in the fall, it was under the pretext that the 140-character limit had been, well, limiting—and that it was scaring off would-be users. Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey ...

This article originally appeared on Time. If you were struggling to fit your tweet into the allotted space of 140 characters, you’re in luck — Twitter is experimenting with doubling that amount. The ...

Twitter users that were having trouble with expressing themselves within the 140 character limit have a little extra space to express themselves. The website has expanded its character limit to 280 ...