Twitter users may soon be able to tweet more than just 140 characters at a time, a new report suggests.

According to Re/Code, the social network is working on a new product that will allow its users to tweet beyond the 140-character limit.


Although the report notes users will be able to publish "long-form content to the service," it's unclear how exactly this would work. Existing services such as OneShot or TwitLonger allows users a way to share long messages to the site; OneShot uses an image and TwitLonger links to an outside page and includes a continued note in the tweet to keep on reading.


The move would be a big move for Twitter, which has long embraced the 140-character restriction. The company has not yet responded to a Mashable request for comment.

It's possible that the site could allow users to embed more text within a tweet, along with the option for it to expand to view more. This would keep the streamlined look of Twitter relatively the same.

The news comes a little over a month after the company opened up its direct messaging service to exceed 140 characters.

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