Twitter Isn't Raising the Character Limit. It's Becoming a Walled Garden.

http://www.slate.com/blogs/future_tense/2016/01/05/twitter_isn_t_raising_the_140_character_limit_it_s_building_a_wall.html

        What's really changing here, then, is not the length of the
        tweet. It's where that link at the bottom takes you when you
        click on it--or, rather, where it doesn't take you. Instead of
        funneling traffic to blogs, news sites, and other sites around
        the Web, the "read more" button will keep you playing in
        Twitter's own garden.

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