SAN FRANCISCO- Twitter, the micro-blogging social networking site is planning to update its most distinguished feature, i.e. having a 140 character limit for making your point.
But the questions is, should Twitter go ahead with this feature? Perhaps not. 140 characters are enough to make your point. Besides,
Staying different is a better choice in long run
Most of the times, it does not always pay to follow the same approach that your competitors are taking. Facebook might be the most popular social networking platform around but when it comes to news and developments at a glance, nothing beats the conciseness of Twitter status updates.
With the latest change, should it go ahead that is, it appears that Twitter will become nothing more than a rant chamber.
Twitter CEO, Jack Dorsey, says that, “We’ve spent a lot of time observing what people are doing on Twitter, and we see them taking screenshots of text and tweeting it. Instead, what if that text…was actually text? Text that could be searched. Text that could be highlighted. That’s more utility and power.”
Mr. Dorsey has said that despite the upcoming changes, the social networking platform is not going to lose the elements that makes it different from its competitors.
But with the upcoming change, we do not believe so.
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