Compared to long-form blogs, Twitter was quite a game-changer. Before their latest changes, you only had 140 characters to express everything you wanted to say in a "tweet." This Twitter feature was one of the reasons why microblogging became a thing. As expected, tweets were successful in letting users consume bite-sized content from other users they followed. Eventually, Twitter now introduced threads and the new 280-character limit. Tweets are still short-form despite the changes, but at least people can say more in a tweet and organize them with threads.
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