Its interesting to see both responses to his tweet and the responses here. Pretty much everyone seems dead set against the idea. Personally i&#x27;m cautious about the implementation but im not against the idea. I post on FB far more than any other platform. It&#x27;s not because I have more friends there. In fact I have more followers on twitter. Its simply because FB doesnt limit what I want to say. I completely get that brevity is a huge advantage. Honestly I do, but no matter how lean one is with one&#x27;s words, there&#x27;s only so much one can cram in. It&#x27;s the only reason I dont post more to twitter. Heck i broadcast more out on Telegram than I do on twitter and i dont even have a large broadcast list. Yes, these problems <i>can</i> be solved with a blog but that introduces a new problem of distribution. Its far easier to get a large number of people to read your text on twitter than it is on a blog, even when you have a slick platform such as Medium. There&#x27;s just too much thinking involved in something like that. A blog isn&#x27;t something you write while you&#x27;re jumping on the bus, but an extended tweet is something you might. I know for a fact I&#x27;d tweet more even if i had just a couple hundred more characters to play with. It doesnt need to be a huge change. As i said. It all comes down to how they choose to execute. This could potentially make or break twitter.<p>Edit: sp&#x2F;grammar