I did appreciate the effort that went into making the shortchost template generator, but I think slapping a <div style="text-align=center;"> ... </div> around a particularly tweet-adjacent post makes it look deliberate and intentional enough not to clash with the look of a properly verbose chost made by those people with more than 2 minutes to spare on each post to every social media platform at their disposal.
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cohost.org/AvecLeChocolat🧧 Chosting Toolkit
cohost.org/ChocoSune/post/3164931-cohost-chosting-toolposts from @ChocoSune tagged #css crimes
also: #css crime
For those of us who don't have the time nor knowhow to summon the black magic necessary to make all those fun and goofy chosts, I found this thing which might be interesting to you:
Haven't put it through its paces myself but I got curious and a cursory search turned it up so figured I'd share it for whoever might be interested in trying it out.