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Twitter Blue users can now post up to 25000 characters in one message and use up to four inline images (see https://twitter.com/TwitterWrite/status/1674221120495685635 for details and https://twitter.com/JaneidyEve/status/1674231982492983300 for an example).
Telegram, on the other hand, does not offer its Premium users any better limit in regular messages than 4096 characters already available before Premium. Hence I am afraid that some “digital refugees” that once have come to Telegram in droves (see https://t.me/durov/170 for example) might now be incentivized to leave for Twitter.
And thus what I suggest here is a Premium doubled limit, 2×4096=8192 characters in a Telegram message for Premium users. It is designed as the natural next step that follows the existing Premium doubled limit (2×1024=2048 characters) in Telegram captions.
(Inline images for Premium users are already suggested earlier, see https://bugs.telegram.org/c/20873 for details.)
A workaround is already well-known (“put you longer message on a Telegraph page and ask your channel's subscribers to go there”), but occasionally it feels like an unnecessarily high barrier between the subscribers and the text — and its necessity could be lessened by Telegram Premium.