He'll not last long as a follower...
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Sigh. Sarah, you can communicate clearly while also being informal. If people have to spend hours parsing what you've typed, inserting missing letters that there is no need to remove because you're nowhere near the character limit, or wondering if you're asking a question or just scattering question marks about for the hell of it, they're not going to clearly grasp your meaning. They'll react to what they think you said, rather than what you actually said.
Making a clear point within the character limit of Twitter, while keeping to the basic rules of English grammar and spelling, is perfectly possible. I once explained a Catholic doctrinal point within the old Twitter character limits, and it was at the time when the username of the person you were responding to counted in the character limit.
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