Twitter announced today a change to the way it counts characters with respect to replies in a bid to make conversations easier to follow.
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Twitter Testing New 280 Character Limit To Encourage More People To Tweet
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Twitter Will No Longer Count Usernames Toward 140-Character Limit In Replies
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