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Elon Musk has confirmed that Twitter developers are working on a new feature that will enable users to post long, complex articles with mixed media.

In June last year, Twitter announced the "Notes" feature as a way for users to write longer on the platform and initially was limited to users in Canada, Ghana, the UK, and the US.

This allows users to post tweets beyond the 280-character limit, as well as add multiple media. It's always been frustrating for some that Twitter has a low character count limit for each tweet.

New Delhi, July 19 (IANS) Elon Musk-run Twitter is working on a feature that will let you publish very long content, articles and book on the microblogging platform.

Twitter Notes, the feature that would allow Twitter users to publish long-form content on the platform, appears to be back on track, according to a post from Twitter owner Elon Musk on Tuesday. The Twitter owner confirmed the company's plans in response to a user's tweet which claimed the Twitter Notes project had recently been rebranded as "Articles." The company first launched Twitter Notes in June 2022, ahead of Musk's Twitter acquisition, as an experiment with a sm...

Since Elon Musk bought Twitter and took the company private, the news around the platform has been rife with verification chaos, API access shakeups, ban reversals and layoffs.

Twitter Notes allows Twitter users to publish long-form content on the platform, and appears to be back on track.

Since Elon Musk bought Twitter and took the company private, the news around the platform has been rife with verification chaos, API access shakeups, ban reversals and layoffs.

Twitter has recognized the growing issue of AI-generated and manipulative media being shared on its platform. In response to this concern, the company has introduced an experimental feature called Notes on Media. Read on to learn more.

Since Elon Musk bought Twitter and took the company private, the news around the platform has been rife with verification chaos, API access shakeups, ban reversals and layoffs.