#Twitter10k brings out the best and worst of the internet
#Twitter10k trended at nearly 600 tweets a minute, getting everyone excited over the possibility of a new 1,000-word limit.
Some tweeters were actually serious.
People screenshotting bits of articles criticising #twitter10k to prove how bad it will be- I think you may have proved their point.
— Felicity Morse (@FelicityMorse) January 6, 2016
Not sure why so many people are complaining about #Twitter10k characters, it would be 140 with an expand option anyway. Just don't expand 👍
— Safwan Ahmedmia (@SuperSaf) January 5, 2016
Others, however…
When you're arguing with someone on twitter and you have 10000 characters #Twitter10k
pic.twitter.com/hV4OdRwCWE
— S. (@lmaosimon) January 6, 2016
Your reaction when #Twitter considers 10K character Limit, but not an 'EDIT' button. 😂😂😂
#Twitter10kpic.twitter.com/CLuS708FRt
— Larry Kim (@larrykim) January 6, 2016
This is how tall your iPhone needs to be to read a single #Twitter10k tweet. pic.twitter.com/yZrJh3XrH2
— Ralph (@RalphCreative) January 6, 2016
If they bring in #Twitter10K and 10000 characters a tweet I’ll so be in awe of the first person to do that joke about running out of charact
— David Schneider (@davidschneider) January 6, 2016
This is what 10,000 characters looks like. #Twitter10kpic.twitter.com/vGXfGcyasy
— Paddy Power (@paddypower) January 6, 2016
Us: we want an edit button
Twitter: look at all these Moments
U: no, edit button
T: like button?
U: edit
T: 10K CHARACTERS
#Twitter10k
— Benjamin A. Vorwerk (@bvorwerk) January 6, 2016
A lot of people are moaning about #Twitter10k, but I think it'll be a good thing. And here's why... (1/37)
— Limmy (@DaftLimmy) January 6, 2016
#Twitter10k
Reading 10k character #Twitter timeline. pic.twitter.com/tMvQvyPMny
— Carlos E Mendez (@xCarlosEMendez) January 6, 2016
Dear Twitter,
Lets be honest...Do we really want @realDonaldTrump having 10,000 characters?
#Twitter10k
— MATTY ICE (@MattyIceAZ) January 6, 2016
All in a good day’s work internet, good job.
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