Twitter will now be able to post in 280 letters instead of 140

There is a 140 word limit for posting on Twitter since 2006. But on Wednesday, the company has started the new 280 words limit, now all users will be able to tweet up to 280 characters. Includes tweets made in Bengali, Gujarati, Hindi, Kannada, Marathi and Tamil languages.

Twitter conducted a trial with select user in September in which 140 words were removed so that they could easily express themselves on Twitter.

Twitter will now be able to post in 280 letters instead of 140

The microblogging website said in a blog post Wednesday, "Our goal was to ensure that we maintain pace and brevity, which makes twitter twitter. After looking at all the data, we decided to implement this change in all languages is."

During the first few days of testing, many people tweeted to the full extent of 280, but after a while their behavior became normal.

Twitter's Product Manager Alija Roshan said, "We saw that people need more than 140 character limit so that they can tweet it more easily and often. But the important thing is that most people mostly spend 140 characters Tweeted in less than. " Only 5 percent of tweets are longer than 140 characters and only 2 percent of tweets are more than 190 characters.