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<description>Why an emoji counts as two, a link always counts as 23 and Japanese text still fits about 140 characters. X&#x27;s weighted character counting, explained.</description>
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<description>Which characters a hashtag can contain, where it stops, why #2026 doesn&#x27;t link, and how to write tags people can read. With a short history of the #.</description>
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