When Twitter was first established, the character limit for each tweet was 140, and it was not until 2017 that it doubled to 280 characters.
After Elon Musk took charge of Twitter, he carried out drastic reforms, making it no longer just a microblogging-type social platform.
Elon Musk recently announced that Twitter Blue subscribers are allowed to post 10,000-character tweets. The latest news is that Twitter will soon support embedding pictures in long tweets, thus realizing the blog type.
Reverse engineer Jane Manchun Wong said Twitter had already started working on the ability to include images in the middle of long tweets. Note, the effect is much like a blog with images between paragraphs, making long tweets more interesting.
Since long tweets are only available to Blue subscribers, the upcoming image feature will only be available to paid subscribers.
