This is how Twitter accounts become personal blogs

After advocating to deactivate a setting in the mobile version of X (formerly Twitter), the micro-messaging social network is now open to verified organizations and Premium+ subscribers. can publish long articles.

In 2016, it was the first time that a tweet exceeded the 140 character limit and it was the watchword of this micro-message social network. Years have passed and you can also remember using apps or third-party solutions be able to share longer textsor these discussion threads to post one tweet after another.

Now, X (formerly Twitter) has announced the arrival of a new update to its platform so that Premium+ subscribers and verified organizations will have the ability to publish long texts in their tweets.

The characteristic adds a basic editing interface which includes the ability to attach multimedia content and some text formatting options, such as the ability to include dotted lines or numbers. Regarding length, it appears that articles could exceed the current limit of 25,000 characters for subscribers.

According to tests carried out by Engadget, the limit would reach 100,000 characters or what would be 15,000 words. Which means that you can expand as much as you want in your explanations, essays or texts. Of course, provided you pay the 8 dollars or 84 dollars per year per month that your subscription costs.

Which is curious, according to Engadgetis that Twitter already wanted to expand the limits of publications before Elon Musk joins the company in 2022. In fact, at the time this experiment was called Notes and it intended to become a new space for all types of publications.

Another very particular point of this new X experience is that Musk has always been confronted with this kind of news on your platform. Last year, a change was made to the algorithm based on their recommendation so that links from the Substack newsletter platform did not appear to users, and even the removal of media news headlines who continue to use

A surprising gesture, which can now be accessedbut this can be understood given the popularity that Threads receives and the arrival of Bluesky for all users after leaving this invitation limitation to be able to use the social network created by the co-founder of Twitter.