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What do people think of the Twitter long tweet implementation? https://twitter.com/summerlinark/status/1624083249223053314 https://i.imgur.com/ORWJT5V.jpg

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Bethany - countessellis.eth🎩

Ugh, honestly. I’m not against longer formats on it, but when it’s expanded, it feels busy. https://i.imgur.com/lMxWccz.jpg

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Tony D’Addeo pfp

don’t like it bite sized statements / responses seems like a deep part of the structure that makes the Twitter dynamic go be careful to mess with the primitives

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not a fan of the show more button— if they want to support long form content I feel like there are better ways of going about it one app I like a lot is typefully and it would be great if your Twitter profile could have collections of longer form posts in a more suitable view(more like an article)

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Well, I just clicked Show More (two words) on this tweet, in order to reveal the last 3 words. https://twitter.com/fchollet/status/1624600692773240832

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I think I’m in the minority but 👎👎👎 I like to use twitter as a scanning or indexing service. I want speed and breadth. I want authenticity. I don’t want depth.

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Satoshi Tomatomoto

I have no problem with tweets being longer. I have a big problem with new features only being available to paying subscribers.

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Rohit Kulshreshtha

Now we just need a chatgpt summarize feature built-in.

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🎩 MxVoid 🎩

Looks and feels kind of meh. It also takes the micro out of microblogging. Feels like a tacked-on feature that doesn’t have a strong use case vs. a link to a Medium post or even a thread.

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Ben - [C/x] pfp

Better than threads.

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Mark Carey 🎩🫂

I like the idea of adding long form content. However, my preferred design would be keep the the current tweet field short, but add 2 optional fields: title + long-post. Filling these triggers a "read post" link, similar to "show more", but opens the long-form post for proper reading. The main feeds remain the same.

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Tayyab - d/acc pfp

What I’ve come to learn is that all of these feature changes introduce new metas on Twitter. Someone will figure out a way to make these engaging, and everyone will follow. Users are ones doing innovation, Twitter is just setting guardrails.

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I think among the available options it’s pretty rational and honest. The slight confusion could be whether or why the client is truncating what seems like a normal tweet.

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they lose a key feature of threads - ability to comment/qrt specific parts of the post. medium tried to do this but threads are still better imho

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MC10 | Bankless Consulting 🎯

Bad. I like screenshot essays. They should improve on those imho.

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Joe Blau 🎩 pfp

This is my response every time I see one. https://i.imgur.com/HmnjD6k.jpg

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i like it, but i dont think you can post multiple images/videos without making it a thread, sad

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If I were Chief Twit, I would have put Show more text above retweet button so accidental taps result in more engagement

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lucas pfp

It feels odd but is a strongly symbolic move towards healthier trends we wish to see socially (ie. less bite-sized thinking)

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