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An edit button might be coming to Twitter – thanks to Kim Kardashian!

The 37-year-old reality star and makeup mogul took to Twitter on Tuesday (June 12) to reveal that she pitched the idea of an edit function to the social media site’s CEO Jack Dorsey – and it seems like he’s totally on board!

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“I had a very good convo with @jack this weekend at Kanye’s bday and I think he really heard me out on the edit button,” Kim tweeted.

Jack then tweeted back to Kim, jokingly saying, “Now I see why I was invited!”

Would you like to see an edit function on Twitter?

Twitter has upped its character limit from 140 to 280 and the social media app has begun rolling out the feature to select users!

“When people don’t have to cram their thoughts into 140 characters and actually have some to spare, we see more people tweeting,” Twitter said in a blog post.

Jack Dorsey, the CEO and co-founder of Twitter, wrote a tweet with the new extended length to explain the reasoning for the feature.

“This is a small change, but a big move for us. 140 was an arbitrary choice based on the 160 character SMS limit. Proud of how thoughtful the team has been in solving a real problem people have when trying to tweet. And at the same time maintaining our brevity, speed, and essence!” he said.

So, we have to ask. What do you think of this new feature?!

Jack Dorsey, the CEO of Twitter, is opening up about why people’s accounts automatically followed Donald Trump‘s new @POTUS handle, even after they unfollowed it.

The exec explained how the “Obama administration worked with all their platforms to craft a transition plan. Because @POTUS is an institutional account (not personal) they felt it only fair to transition accounts with followers intact, but 0 tweets.”

“We kicked off that plan at 12p Eastern yesterday,” Jack continued. “If you were following @POTUS before 12pET, by end of day you’d be following *two* accounts: @POTUS44 (44th Admin) and @POTUS (45th Admin).”

“Two issues were reported during the day which we spent the night confirming and have now corrected,” Jack continued.

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