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  1. In that case your post is limited to the smaller character count (140 in the case of Twitter; 1000 in the case of Tumblr), and the number of characters you have left to use is displayed when that service's icon is highlighted. You can still post to these services if your post is longer than their limit, but the text is truncated on those services.
    In that case your post is limited to the smaller character count (140 in the case of Twitter; 1000 in the case of Tumblr), and the number of characters you have left to use is displayed when that service's icon is highlighted. You can still post to these services if your post is longer than their limit, but the text is truncated on those services.

    In that case your post is limited to the smaller character count (140 in the case of Twitter; 1000 in the case of Tumblr), and the number of characters you have left to use is displayed when that service's icon is highlighted. You can still post to these services if your post is longer than their limit, but the text is truncated on those services.

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  2. In that case your post is limited to the smaller character count (140 in the case of Twitter; 1000 in the case of Tumblr), and the number of characters you have left to use is displayed when that service's icon is highlighted. You can still post to these services if your post is longer than their limit, but the text is truncated on those services.
    In that case your post is limited to the smaller character count (140 in the case of Twitter; 1000 in the case of Tumblr), and the number of characters you have left to use is displayed when that service's icon is highlighted. You can still post to these services if your post is longer than their limit, but the text is truncated on those services.

    In that case your post is limited to the smaller character count (140 in the case of Twitter; 1000 in the case of Tumblr), and the number of characters you have left to use is displayed when that service's icon is highlighted. You can still post to these services if your post is longer than their limit, but the text is truncated on those services.

    changed by Jonne Haß via a Batch Operation.
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  3. Dans ce cas votre publication est limitée au nombre minimum de caractères (140 pour Twitter; 1000 pour Tumblr), et le nombre de caractères restant est affiché lorsque l'icône de ce service est sélectionnée. Vous pouvez toujours poster sur ces services si votre publication est plus longue que la limite, mais le texte sera tronqué sur ces services.
    Dans ce cas votre publication est limitée au nombre minimum de caractères (140 pour Twitter; 1000 pour Tumblr), et le nombre de caractères restant est affiché lorsque l'icône de ce service est sélectionnée. Vous pouvez toujours poster sur ces services si votre publication est plus longue que la limite, mais le texte sera tronqué sur ces services.
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  4. In that case your post is limited to the smaller character count (140 in the case of Twitter; 1000 in the case of Tumblr), and the number of characters you have left to use is displayed when that service’s icon is highlighted. You can still post to these services if your post is longer than their limit, but the text is truncated on those services.
    In that case your post is limited to the smaller character count (140 in the case of Twitter; 1000 in the case of Tumblr), and the number of characters you have left to use is displayed when that service’s icon is highlighted. You can still post to these services if your post is longer than their limit, but the text is truncated on those services.

    In that case your post is limited to the smaller character count (140 in the case of Twitter; 1000 in the case of Tumblr), and the number of characters you have left to use is displayed when that services icon is highlighted. You can still post to these services if your post is longer than their limit, but the text is truncated on those services.

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  5. Dans ce cas votre publication est limitée au nombre minimum de caractères (140 pour Twitter; 1000 pour Tumblr), et le nombre de caractères restant est affiché lorsque l'icône de ce service est sélectionnée. Vous pouvez toujours poster sur ces services si votre publication est plus longue que la limite, mais le texte sera tronqué sur ces services.
    Dans ce cas votre publication est limitée au nombre minimum de caractères (140 pour Twitter; 1000 pour Tumblr), et le nombre de caractères restant est affiché lorsque l'icône de ce service est sélectionnée. Vous pouvez toujours poster sur ces services si votre publication est plus longue que la limite, mais le texte sera tronqué sur ces services.
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  6. In that case you should restrict your post to the smaller character count (140 in the case of Twitter; 1000 in the case of Tumblr), and the number of characters you have left to use is displayed when that service’s icon is highlighted. You can still post to these services if your post is longer than their limit, but the text will be truncated on those services with a link to the post on diaspora*.
    In that case you should restrict your post to the smaller character count (140 in the case of Twitter; 1000 in the case of Tumblr), and the number of characters you have left to use is displayed when that service’s icon is highlighted. You can still post to these services if your post is longer than their limit, but the text will be truncated on those services with a link to the post on diaspora*.

    In that case you should restrict your post to the smaller character count (140 in the case of Twitter; 1000 in the case of Tumblr), and the number of characters you have left to use is displayed when that services icon is highlighted. You can still post to these services if your post is longer than their limit, but the text will be truncated on those services with a link to the post on diaspora*.

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  7. Dans ce cas votre publication est limitée au nombre minimum de caractères (140 pour Twitter; 1000 pour Tumblr), et le nombre de caractères restant est affiché lorsque l'icône de ce service est sélectionnée. Vous pouvez toujours poster sur ces services si votre publication est plus longue que la limite, mais le texte sera tronqué sur ces services avec un lien vers diaspora*.
    Dans ce cas votre publication est limitée au nombre minimum de caractères (140 pour Twitter; 1000 pour Tumblr), et le nombre de caractères restant est affiché lorsque l'icône de ce service est sélectionnée. Vous pouvez toujours poster sur ces services si votre publication est plus longue que la limite, mais le texte sera tronqué sur ces services avec un lien vers diaspora*.
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  8. In that case you should restrict your post to the smaller character count (140 in the case of Twitter; 1000 in the case of Tumblr), and the number of characters you have left to use is displayed when that service’s icon is highlighted. You can still post to these services if your post is longer than their limit, but the text will be truncated on those services with a link to the post on diaspora*.
    In that case you should restrict your post to the smaller character count (140 in the case of Twitter; 1000 in the case of Tumblr), and the number of characters you have left to use is displayed when that service’s icon is highlighted. You can still post to these services if your post is longer than their limit, but the text will be truncated on those services with a link to the post on diaspora*.

    In that case you should restrict your post to the smaller character count (140 in the case of Twitter; 1000 in the case of Tumblr), and the number of characters you have left to use is displayed when that services icon is highlighted. You can still post to these services if your post is longer than their limit, but the text will be truncated on those services with a link to the post on diaspora*.

    changed by Jonne Haß via a Batch Operation.
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