Threads tests a way to share long-form text on the platform

Threads are examining a new feature that makes long-form text sharing on social networks, confirming Meta TechCrunch on Thursday. The feature allows users to attach a block of text with a post instead of creating threads of different types of posts to share the thoughts and ideas.

Application researcher Radu Onesesku First the new “text attachment” feature in the iOS has been identified and shared a screenshot of it. According to the app details of the new feature, it is designed to “attach more long texts and share more deep thoughts, news snipts, books and more to share with styling tools.”

The ability to share long-form content threads can help hold the creator and author who want further distribution for articles that will otherwise be posted on newsletter platforms like their blog or Substack. The feature is also relieved from the need for causes when sharing the text of the posts of a block of a text in your phone’s note app.

Thread user Robert P Nickson The viewer shared a post using the feature to show what it looks like. A snippet post in the long-form text is displayed in a gray box, which people can then click to read and scroll through the entire content.

Threads contest X already provides a way for users Share long-form content with “articles” on the platform. Although X’s feature is only available for premium customers, the feature of the threads is accessible to everyone, but it may vary in the future.

Extra, threads simply allow users to share text, where X’s people allow to include images and videos. Considering that the feature is still in the test phase, it is possible that threads can add support for multimedia in the future.

Meta says it is planned to bring it to more users in the future.

Support for long-form posts is the latest addition to a series of new features launched in the past one year, including DMS, Federation Integrations, Custom feed, AI enhancementAnd more.

Threads recently At the top of the monthly active users of 400 million monthly Just two years after it was launched. On the other hand, X, 600 million monthly active users are in the answer, Accordingly In the previous statement made by the former CEO Linda Yackerino.