Twitter no longer counts usernames in replies towards 140-character limit

Twitter is giving users a little more space to reply to tweets.According to a report from CNN, Twitter usernames in replies no longer count toward the 140-character limit in tweets.The username or handle is the person's Twitter name after the @ sign.With the new change, those usernames will no longer show up in replies to tweets. Instead, when a user replies to others, the username will be displayed above the tweet in small text.The change will make it easier for users to engage in group convers