Tweet@Length allows users to tweet more than 140 characters in their tweets. The additional text is converted into an image and posted with the tweet. Therefore, the users do not need to split their message across different tweets while posting.
Tweet@Length unlike other solutions does not require the users to move to another site to read the tweet because the image is automatically converted into twitter compatible image size and is readable from the twitter client itself.
You can log into the website http://tweetatlength.com with your twitter account and take it for a spin.
hmmm something really bothers me about turning text into an image. Now we have an OCR problem to re-textify the image back into text. What about http://gist.github.com vs. an image?
Well, I didnt want the user to move away from the site ( twitter). Otherwise we can use link to any site that allows to save text and generate generate links to it.
Tweet@Length unlike other solutions does not require the users to move to another site to read the tweet because the image is automatically converted into twitter compatible image size and is readable from the twitter client itself.
You can log into the website http://tweetatlength.com with your twitter account and take it for a spin.