Obviously you are limited in how much data you can encode in with your available Tweet length...
All urls on Twitter are shortened with t.co to 22/23 characters (depending on https) so the url is not a limit.
All urls on Twitter are shortened with t.co to 22/23 characters (depending on https) so the url is not a limit.
https://twitter.com/ZenSaiyuki/status/373400181338693632
Which is neat, and purist and all, but people didn't know what the "gibberish" was, so making it a link is a compelling improvement, it would seem :)
I was really inspired by the twitter image compression challenge http://stackoverflow.com/questions/891643/twitter-image-enco...