Duh! Where else would they go to react?
Ever since the rumours that Twitter will be extending the 140-character limit started floating around, Twitter users have been doing what they love to do: tweet and express their opinions.
Here are some of the reactions from around the little blue birdie’s nest:
Someone likes the idea
Totally cool with the 140 character limit going away! @jack
— Osman Rashid (@osmanrashid) January 6, 2016
But Osarumen thinks it’s a bad idea
@twitter is slowly killing the quirks that gives it its appeal. Bad, bad idea to keep Facebook-ifying the service, in the $$$ chase.
— Osarumen Osamuyi (@SkweiRd) January 5, 2016
#Save140
Dear Twitter, We're here for a reason. You're burning the reason. 10000 characters won't make it look like twitter anymore. #SAVE140
— Twisted Perfection (@Swatiprakash14) January 6, 2016
The fun of twitter is the limited character stuff, reply anticipation & continuous short interaction. Increased character count is a No-No
— Oloye! ☻ (@Ay_bkini) January 6, 2016
Tough not to agree
10000 characters?! No Twitter. Just, no. Your beauty lies in brevity.
— Shuchi Singh Kalra (@shuchikalra) January 6, 2016
Lol?
10000 characters on twitter?! Naaa that would be tweet book.. you don't want to give Nigerians that privilege… nope uhn uhn
— Christianne (@1Christar) January 5, 2016
Good advice
@twitter kindly be advised that a total of 10000 characters will drive your users away and invite more Social media Marketing.
— Air Marshall (@BAAZINI) January 5, 2016
10000 characters na to dey write epistles per tweet
— Adukeade (@Yemmie_) January 5, 2016
Oh?
This is approximately 10,000 characters. DO NOT DO THIS TWITTER. http://pic.twitter.com/wNa0nx2Iwu
— Ed Bott (@edbott) January 6, 2016
What we said
Mark my words. Twitter want to go to 10000 characters in tweets so they can embed ads in them. Just watch.
— John Fitzpatrick (@j_c_fitz) January 6, 2016
Forget 10000 characters and just add edit button @twitter
— 2NEBANG (@819BANG2NE1) January 6, 2016
Can't believe a social media company wouldn't think to crowdsource a major change in its platform #10000characters
— Darren Rovell (@darrenrovell) January 5, 2016
If I wanted to be able to use 10000 characters to write endless inane drivel I'd just go and use Facebook
— Annie West (@anniewestdotcom) January 5, 2016
Let it all out!
if we really get 10k character limit i'll dedicate 10000 characters only to screaming
— rem ⚡️ (@nejikis) January 5, 2016
Yes yes. No hopping on soapboxes please!
Hey Twitter? 140 characters = "get to the point" 10000 characters = "get on your soapbox" Please dont.
— momotrader (@momotrader) January 5, 2016
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— Matt Sussman (@suss2hyphens) January 5, 2016
And this is how Wall Street felt about it
Wall Street reacts to Twitter 10,000 character news. http://pic.twitter.com/U4ocrEXIds
— Lara O'Reilly (@larakiara) January 5, 2016
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