With spaces included in the character count, 240 characters equals between 30 and 60 words. If spaces are excluded from the character limit, 240 characters equals between 40 and 80 words. This makes 240 a popular length for blog posts, tweets, and other short forms of communication. The current record for the longest tweet is 280 characters held by @realDonaldTrump. The limit can be exceeded by including multiple messages in one post or by breaking up long sentences. This record was previously held by Jack Dorsey (@jack) with a 140-character tweet stating "just did my first ever bike ride". He later confirmed that this tweet contained a picture of him on his bicycle through the Twitter app on his phone. The character limit applies to all platforms using the microblogging service. It does not matter whether you are tweeting from your personal account or that of your company, each message is limited to 140 characters. Any additional characters are displayed as dots ("..."). When the user clicks on the dot, a dropdown menu appears where they can choose an option from which text can be copied or linked to another website. Dots also can be used to insert emojis into tweets. There are currently more than 700 available emojis supported by Twitter.