Twitter to Lift Character Limit for Some in Tweet Test

The video discusses Twitter's decision to increase the character limit from 140 to 280 for a small percentage of users globally. This change aims to address the platform's stagnant user growth and advertising revenue issues. While some users appreciate the increased space for expression, others worry it may affect Twitter's concise nature. The video also highlights the potential impact on public figures like Donald Trump, who could use the additional characters to further engage with their audience. Despite mixed reactions, the change is seen as a necessary step for Twitter to expand its user base and improve its financial performance.

What is the proposed new character limit for Twitter, and how does it compare to the current limit?

• 200 characters, which is 60 more than the current limit

• 280 characters, which is twice the current limit

• 300 characters, which is more than double the current limit

• 250 characters, which is 110 more than the current limit

Why do some Twitter users oppose the increase in character limit?

• They believe it will make tweets too long and less concise

• They think it will make the platform more expensive

• They are concerned it will reduce the number of tweets

• They feel it will make Twitter less secure

What is one of the main reasons Twitter is considering increasing the character limit?

• To make the platform more exclusive

• To reduce the number of tweets sent daily

• To improve the platform's security features

• To attract more users and increase user growth

How might the character limit change affect Twitter's advertising revenue?

• It could decrease revenue by making ads less visible

• It might increase revenue by attracting more users

• It could lead to a decrease in ad prices

• It will have no impact on advertising revenue

What role has Donald Trump played in Twitter's user engagement?

• He has caused a decline in monthly active users

• He has boosted Twitter's usage but not enough to increase monthly active users

• He has had no impact on user engagement

• He has decreased user engagement significantly