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Twitter has updated its policy to not include certain content types in the 140 character count. Therefore, many tweets are truncated to 140 characters in the so-called "Classic mode". twitter-types (and twitter-conduit) would need to support the "extended mode", since it may one day become the default.
Just noting for others: This change in twitter-conduit added partial support for extended mode. An example call (using twitter-conduit) is: call twInfo mgr $ homeTimeline & #tweet_mode ?~ "extended" & #since_id ?~ 1 & #count ?~ count.
Twitter has updated its policy to not include certain content types in the 140 character count. Therefore, many tweets are truncated to 140 characters in the so-called "Classic mode".
twitter-types
(andtwitter-conduit
) would need to support the "extended mode", since it may one day become the default.Twitter's documentation is located here: https://dev.twitter.com/overview/api/upcoming-changes-to-tweets
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