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Twitter : 280 caractères, découvrez comment 12 utilisateurs le perçoivent
Twitter l’a annoncé, désormais, la limite des 140 caractères par tweet est dépassée. Vous pourrez aujourd’hui envoyer des tweets avec 280 caractères, le double de l’espace pour vos échanges.
Certains utilisateurs ont démontré leur grande imagination en réagissant à cette annonce.
I mean, if you can’t say something in a tight two sentences, save it for your blog, you know? Maybe we should all be more conscious with our communication and spend more time focusing on the things important to us. Like dinosaurs, for instance. Anyway, that is all I wanted to say
— SUE the ?? (@SUEtheTrex) 7 novembre 2017
I’ve always thought that 140 characters were too little to effectively convey ones thoughts.
And now that we have 280, am wondering whether a thought more than 140 characters is a thought worth tweeting. Or worth reading.
Still figuring out how to fill the space. Just made it.
— Stephen Lobo (@stephenlobo) 7 novembre 2017
|???????|
| SOS! |
| WHAT’S |
| THE |
| BEST |
| USE OF |
| THE 280 |
| CHARACTER |
| LIMIT ON |
| TWITTER? |
|_________|
(\__/) ||
(•?•) ||
/ ?— Los Angeles Zoo ? (@LAZoo) 7 novembre 2017
books books books books books books books books books books books books books books books books books books books books books books books books books books books books books books books books books books books books books books books books books books
that’s too many
this sucks
— Melville House (@melvillehouse) 7 novembre 2017
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see what u did @jack— Melville House (@melvillehouse) 7 novembre 2017
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— Virgin Orbit (@Virgin_Orbit) 7 novembre 2017
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— birdsrightsactivist (@ProBirdRights) 7 novembre 2017
“I’m automatically attracted to beautiful [women]—I just start kissing them. It’s like a magnet. Just kiss. I don’t even wait. And when you’re a star they let you do it. You can do anything … Grab them by the p—y. You can do anything.” #280characters https://t.co/ShAnYFOsHk
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) 7 novembre 2017
It’s only fitting that @twitter is granting all of us #280characters on #ElectionDay
There’s more space to remind folks how important it is to vote in state and local elections today.
Remember, if you’re in line by poll closing, they MUST let you #VOTE. https://t.co/wLrp3P4c3u
— Matt Scharfstein???? (@MattAsherS) 7 novembre 2017
What to say when vous discover you suddenly have #280characters on Twitter: Moi, moi, moi, moi, moi, moi, moi, moi, moi, moi, moi, moi, moi, moi, moi, moi, moi, moi, moi, moi, moi, moi, moi, moi, moi, moi, moi, moi, moi, moi, moi, moi, moi, moi, moi, moi, moi, moi, moi & moi!!
— Miss Piggy (@MissPiggy) 7 novembre 2017
Now that we all have #280Characters, we expect your Twitter complaints about specific calls against your favorite teams to be calm, well-reasoned, and full of complete sentences. Thanks in advance for this positive step forward in basketball officiating-related discourse.”
— NBA Referees (@OfficialNBARefs) 7 novembre 2017
#MISSING Ny’ena Allen, 17, was last seen on June 2nd, 2017 in #Virginia Beach, VA. She is believed to be in Virginia Beach or Norfolk, Virginia. If you have any information of Ny’ena’s whereabouts, please contact @VBPD or call 1-800-THE-LOST #280characters https://t.co/WLfbmbJI5Z
— NCMEC (@MissingKids) 7 novembre 2017
