Twitter will not count links and images in 140 characters

Some argue that the limit of 140 characters is an integral feature of Twitter as a platform for quick news and also quick status updates. TWITTER

Others again find this feature quite annoying.

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So it looks like Twitter will introduce a compromise: a Bloomberg post states that Twitter "will not count the 140 characters' names on the photos but also the links from the coming weeks."

Surely the change will please several users, of course, if adopted by Twitter.

So far, following his principles, Twitter declined to comment on the rumors.

You'll probably have to wait to see!


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