I forgot to include the #UserVoice tag and the submitter's twitter tag.

This would reduce the characters down to to 71 if my counts are correct, 111-30 (subtracting 12 for " #UserVoice " and 18 for " #1234567890ABCDE " for the submitter's Twitter tag.

However this could be a #Tags field that pops up once we click on the Twitter link. This 71 character field could then be a second tweet which could be automated by people checking a box, intended for only for additional #tags.

Since this would be done automatically if selected being two virtually simultaneous tweets, then the initial tweet could be the first 140 characters of the idea, if people select the option.

Otherwise, the current Twitter format would be used if the box is not selected.

If people have a UserVoice account, then they could potentially choose default #tags which would automatically be filled into this field, but providing the option to override for any particular tweet.

(10 of 10): I can't give this enough votes. At a minimum, we need to be able to adjust fonts so the welcome message doesn't use up so much screen space.