Twitter's new 2500-word limit won't fix the attention spans it has broken

AppleInsider
Jun 22, 2022, 1:55 pm332 pts
Twitter destroyed the world's attention span, but grew a legion of concise wits. Now it's throwing away its identity as it wants to become a full blogging service with the new Notes feature. Twitter's original 140-character limit was a nod to text message history that we've all forgotten. But if we didn't…

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