Character-limited platform of social media twittermade the official announcement for the “Notes” feature that removes these limits.
The “Twitter Notes” feature, which has been on the agenda for a long time, has been activated for testing in some countries, including Turkey, for now. This feature is basically on Twitter without the character limit (Still has a 2,500 word limit) focuses on preparing long articles and sharing them with followers. Allowing long articles to be enriched with photos, videos and Tweets, the company, in a way, “personal blog” presents the format. According to the company’s statement, a new feature “note card” infrastructure is used. Twitter this “A note card is a Tweet with a preview of a note link. Clicking the link on the card opens the note created by the author. ” explains as. According to Twitter, which also shares other posts for the feature that many people will like, the note writer, will be able to edit the note after it is published. Readers, at the top “Edited” Thanks to the tag, you will be able to understand that the note has been edited.
twitterthe picture he prepared for the new feature on the page “How can I find Notes I can read on Twitter?He gives the following answer to the question: “Note cards; like any other Tweet, it appears in your timeline when Tweeted, Retweeted, or Quoted by someone you follow.
When a note is published by an author, the note has a unique URL. Thus, anyone who is logged into Twitter or not can access the note. You can visit the Twitter profiles of the authors who participated in our test (web only) and see the notes they posted in the new notes tab.”
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“When will more people be able to write Notes?” The official response of the company to the question is as follows: “We plan to gradually increase the number of people who can access this feature. The timing may vary depending on what we learned during the current test.”
✨ Introducing: Notes ✨
We’re testing a way to write longer on Twitter. pic.twitter.com/SnrS4Q6toX
— Twitter Write (@TwitterWrite) June 22, 2022