&gt; 5. AMA-style Q &amp; As
&gt; 6. Chat&#x2F;AI services and integrations<p>This actually makes me wonder: if you increase or remove the length limits, how well would Twitter work as a private chat platform?<p>Because compared to the terrible internal &quot;social platform&quot; sites that some large companies run on their intranets, a company-wide private version of Twitter actually seems like a significant improvement.  Use lists (including shared lists) as an equivalent to rooms or groups.  That would give three different types of streams: your main feed (people you follow from across the company), the groups you watch or participate in (where most of the productive value comes from), and the firehose (to sample what&#x27;s going on across the whole company).<p>As a bonus, if you add in a form of federated accounts, this could allow businesses paying for such a service to have a family of verified accounts on the public Twitter, all tied to their domain (similar to email addresses).