Twitter to Introduce Feature Allowing Users to Post Full-Length Articles and Books
According to a recent tweet by Elon Musk, the owner of Twitter, it appears that the ‘Twitter Notes’ feature, which allows users to publish longer content on the platform, is back on track. Musk confirmed the company’s intentions after a user mentioned that the project had been rebranded as ‘Articles’.
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Initially introduced in June 2022 as an experimental feature before Musk’s acquisition of Twitter, ‘Twitter Notes’ was made available to a select group of writers in the United States, Canada, Ghana, and the United Kingdom. These writers had access to a dedicated “Write” tab and a Notes tab on their Twitter profiles, making it convenient for followers to access their long-form content.
Since Musk’s acquisition, the status of ‘Twitter Notes’ had remained uncertain, with little information about the project. However, a recent tweet by @FaustoChou suggested that ‘Twitter Notes’ had been rebranded as ‘Articles’, indicating a potential revitalization of development efforts.
Musk responded to the tweet, confirming Twitter’s plans for the feature’s revival. No specific details were provided regarding the company’s plans, including the timeline for user access or the public release of the feature.
