The social network Twitter is working on a new long content format for its platform known as Twitter Articles, or articles, in which the current maximum limit of 280 characters per publication could be exceeded.

The reverse developer, Jane Manchun Wong, noticed in the application code the presence of a build regarding the new Twitter Articles feature, as she explained through her personal account on the platform.

Twitter could expand the number of characters

The code of the service shows that the new Articles will be an element that the user can create, which points to the possibility that it is a new type of long-form content, as Wong herself pointed out.

Currently, the tweet length limit is 280 characters, although originally the platform only allowed posts of a maximum of 140 characters, the same as SMS.

Twitter y la nueva opción que permitiría escribir sin límite de caracteres

Próximamente llegara la nueva función de Twitter llamada Artículos. (foto: Business Today) Twitter está trabajando en un nuevo formato de contenido de formato largo para su plata… https://t.co/ILGDOzqdra pic.twitter.com/SGtlHmaHi3

— Ricardo Camargo (@pcfixmardel) February 4, 2022

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La entrada Twitter prepares a new long content format apareció primero en Bitfinance.

In Venezuela, a web space was created, called biblioteca.com, for all those people interested in learning about cryptocurrencies, but not fluent in the English language. In this web space, more than 70 articles translated into Spanish are available so that the Spanish-speaking public can consult them and learn about Bitcoin.

The information was provided by Javier Bastardo, one of the organizers of the Caracas Bitcoin Experience event, which took place on January 28 and 29, 2022, at the Andrés Bello Catholic University.

The educational project was sponsored by “Cash App, Swan Bitcoin and Dan Held” which, in Bastardo’s opinion, made it possible to “put together a work team to translate a corpus of articles” among which the texts of some developers such as “Matt Corallo or Jimmy Song, writers Pete Rizzo and Nic Carter, plus investment specialist Lyn Alden.”

Emily Faría, Jacky Rivero and Luis David Esparragoza are some of the people who made up the team responsible for translating the texts and thus developing this educational project.

In the biblioteca.com you can get content organized according to difficulty levels, that is, both those who are interested in exploring the crypto ecosystem to the most advanced who are already involved in the world of bitcoin.

M. Rodríguez

Source: bancaynegocios.com

La entrada Venezuela launches the Library on Bitcoin in Spanish apareció primero en Bitfinance.