Twitter announces new function 'Notes' that can create long sentences without being bound by the limit of 140 characters



Twitter has a character limit of '140 characters per tweet', but it was revealed that a new function ' Notes ' that allows posting of long sentences without being bound by this limit is under test.

The existence of Notes has been reported for a long time , but Twitter has officially announced that it is being tested.

Notes on Twitter is a function for posting long sentences that do not fit in a normal tweet, and it is more like a Twitter version blogging function than an extension of a tweet. Images and tweets can be embedded in addition to text in the functions created by Notes, and header images can also be set.




Notes can be used from 'Write' in the Twitter menu.



Click 'Write' again.



Then you can create an article. If you look at the center of the screen, you can see screens such as 'Drafts' and 'Published', so it seems that you can save drafts of articles and manage published articles. You can enter the title of the article by clicking the red frame.



Click the icon at the top right of the screen to make it full screen.



Click the camera icon on the title ...



A horizontally long image can be set in the header. It has an aspect ratio similar to that of a Twitter profile image.



The body of the article can be entered from the bottom where the creation user and creation date are written.



Enter it like this. You can express your words freely without being bound by the 140-character limit.



Click the '+' icon on the header ...



You can insert media, GIF, and tweets.



When embedding a tweet, you can enter the URL of the tweet like this.



The tweets embedded in the article are as follows.



In addition, it seems that the created article itself will be posted on Twitter in a link format like a normal web page. In other words, it seems that the article does not flow directly on the timeline.



According to Twitter, the Notes feature is being tested by a small group of writers, allowing users in most countries and regions to check articles created as tests.




However, at the time of article creation, when opening an article created with the Notes function from Japan, 'This page does not exist. Let's search another page.' Is displayed and the article cannot be checked. is.




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