Ensili
Junior Member
- Dec 19, 2012
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Just wanted to give my brief perspective and past days experience followed by some questions on the recently posted script by JackSparrow, update by Aaric and bot by gtreeoutsourcing. Thank you so much guys for this early opportunity to make something happen within this new social networking site keek. Therefore all credits go out to these three guys, of course!
(And again sorry for my bad english).
First of all, the bot is not working for me anymore. It does not follow any more people and therefore I am not getting any follow backs. However, I figured out that this could also be an issue due to a following restrictions keek put upon my account.
On this note I believe this might not be an issue of the bot but because I am generally not allowed to follow anyone anymore even when doing it manually. The reason might be that my ratio followers/ following is way too high (currently at around 100/800). Which brings me to my first question: Did anyone have similar experiences yet? Does keek automatically stop your following behaviour the same way twitter does with its 2000 following limit or is it more of a first punish by keek. I myself am not to sure if it might not be both. I tried to unfollow 10 people and add some more but it does not let me anymore nonetheless.
Getting to the source of my issues which are not necessarily related to the difference between the bot or the script (which I thought before it was); in case this is just an issue of too many following too quickly, I have the following advise for BHW's starting to use keek with an automated software.
1. I strongly prefer to use Jacksparrow's imacro instead of the bot. Why? Because you can adjust the seconds waited in between each new follow by just adding the line:
WAIT SECONDS=3 (change the number to your liking)
Within my new keek account I have added this line after each line of new follow in the imacros script as I believe it looks more natural (especially if you randomly put in the waited seconds instead of sticking to e.g. 3 sec every time.
I know this is all self-explanatory but I feel for this forum some people (including me) need specific advice as we tend to not think on our feet
2. I am not sure if anyone has already posted this advice but the reason why so many people have such a low followers/following ratio might be due to not using the "send followback request". Therefore:
After each line "TAG POS=1 TYPE=DIV ATTR=REL:*/*&&CLASS:follow-btn<SP>nj&&TITLE:*" (that is the one by Jacksparrow)
just add: "TAG POS=1 TYPE=B ATTR=TXT:Send<SP>a<SP>followback<SP>request<SP>→"
Again, do not forget to add a waiting timer in between (as explained above) each line.
By doing this little step in between my ratio of people following me back has become much better. However, think about the fact that this leads to a more aggressive following behavior and people might start to report you.
3. Lastly, I feel that Aaric's little script is a little more advanced compared to Jacksparrow's first one. Again, why? Because he included a random order of following behaviour for each search page (It jumps up and down between position and does not just go through the list one by one). This, again leads, to a more natural behaviour.
However, within his script I just did not find a way to incorporate the tag line to send followback requests (I am an absolute newbie in programming), so I am currently sticking to Jacksparrow's script and included waiting timers in between as well as a small change that comes from Aaric's script in the last line. So basically what I am running now is the following:
VERSION BUILD=7601105 RECORDER=FX
SET !ERRORIGNORE YES
SET !TIMEOUT_STEP 1
SET !TIMEOUT_PAGE 15
SET !LOOP 2
TAG POS=1 TYPE=DIV ATTR=REL:*/*&&CLASS:follow-btn<SP>nj&&TITLE:*
WAIT SECONDS=3
TAG POS=1 TYPE=B ATTR=TXT:Send<SP>a<SP>followback<SP>request<SP>→
WAIT SECONDS=3
TAG POS=1 TYPE=DIV ATTR=REL:*/*&&CLASS:follow-btn<SP>nj&&TITLE:*
WAIT SECONDS=3
TAG POS=1 TYPE=B ATTR=TXT:Send<SP>a<SP>followback<SP>request<SP>→
WAIT SECONDS=3
TAG POS=1 TYPE=DIV ATTR=REL:*/*&&CLASS:follow-btn<SP>nj&&TITLE:*
WAIT SECONDS=3
TAG POS=1 TYPE=B ATTR=TXT:Send<SP>a<SP>followback<SP>request<SP>→
WAIT SECONDS=3
TAG POS=1 TYPE=DIV ATTR=REL:*/*&&CLASS:follow-btn<SP>nj&&TITLE:*
WAIT SECONDS=3
TAG POS=1 TYPE=B ATTR=TXT:Send<SP>a<SP>followback<SP>request<SP>→
WAIT SECONDS=3
TAG POS=1 TYPE=DIV ATTR=REL:*/*&&CLASS:follow-btn<SP>nj&&TITLE:*
WAIT SECONDS=3
TAG POS=1 TYPE=B ATTR=TXT:Send<SP>a<SP>followback<SP>request<SP>→
WAIT SECONDS=3
TAG POS=1 TYPE=DIV ATTR=REL:*/*&&CLASS:follow-btn<SP>nj&&TITLE:*
WAIT SECONDS=3
TAG POS=1 TYPE=B ATTR=TXT:Send<SP>a<SP>followback<SP>request<SP>→
WAIT SECONDS=3
TAG POS=1 TYPE=DIV ATTR=REL:*/*&&CLASS:follow-btn<SP>nj&&TITLE:*
WAIT SECONDS=3
TAG POS=1 TYPE=B ATTR=TXT:Send<SP>a<SP>followback<SP>request<SP>→
WAIT SECONDS=3
TAG POS=1 TYPE=DIV ATTR=REL:*/*&&CLASS:follow-btn<SP>nj&&TITLE:*
WAIT SECONDS=3
TAG POS=1 TYPE=B ATTR=TXT:Send<SP>a<SP>followback<SP>request<SP>→
WAIT SECONDS=3
TAG POS=1 TYPE=DIV ATTR=REL:*/*&&CLASS:follow-btn<SP>nj&&TITLE:*
WAIT SECONDS=3
TAG POS=1 TYPE=B ATTR=TXT:Send<SP>a<SP>followback<SP>request<SP>→
WAIT SECONDS=3
TAG POS=1 TYPE=DIV ATTR=REL:*/*&&CLASS:follow-btn<SP>nj&&TITLE:*
WAIT SECONDS=3
TAG POS=1 TYPE=B ATTR=TXT:Send<SP>a<SP>followback<SP>request<SP>→
WAIT SECONDS=3
TAG POS=1 TYPE=A ATTR=HREF:/*&&ID
agination-next&&TXT:Next
I certainly hope that somebody is able to incorporate the send followback request line into Aaric's imacros script!? You can find his script here in the forum. (Unfortunately I am not allowed to post any links yet).
Again, all credits go to these three people or whoever is responsible for creating the bot and scripts in the first place. Great work guys and I hope not all of the information provided in this thread is obsolete.
All the best,
Ensili
P.S.: I am sorry for not including the html lines in the proper field but I just did not know how.
(And again sorry for my bad english).
First of all, the bot is not working for me anymore. It does not follow any more people and therefore I am not getting any follow backs. However, I figured out that this could also be an issue due to a following restrictions keek put upon my account.
On this note I believe this might not be an issue of the bot but because I am generally not allowed to follow anyone anymore even when doing it manually. The reason might be that my ratio followers/ following is way too high (currently at around 100/800). Which brings me to my first question: Did anyone have similar experiences yet? Does keek automatically stop your following behaviour the same way twitter does with its 2000 following limit or is it more of a first punish by keek. I myself am not to sure if it might not be both. I tried to unfollow 10 people and add some more but it does not let me anymore nonetheless.
Getting to the source of my issues which are not necessarily related to the difference between the bot or the script (which I thought before it was); in case this is just an issue of too many following too quickly, I have the following advise for BHW's starting to use keek with an automated software.
1. I strongly prefer to use Jacksparrow's imacro instead of the bot. Why? Because you can adjust the seconds waited in between each new follow by just adding the line:
WAIT SECONDS=3 (change the number to your liking)
Within my new keek account I have added this line after each line of new follow in the imacros script as I believe it looks more natural (especially if you randomly put in the waited seconds instead of sticking to e.g. 3 sec every time.
I know this is all self-explanatory but I feel for this forum some people (including me) need specific advice as we tend to not think on our feet
2. I am not sure if anyone has already posted this advice but the reason why so many people have such a low followers/following ratio might be due to not using the "send followback request". Therefore:
After each line "TAG POS=1 TYPE=DIV ATTR=REL:*/*&&CLASS:follow-btn<SP>nj&&TITLE:*" (that is the one by Jacksparrow)
just add: "TAG POS=1 TYPE=B ATTR=TXT:Send<SP>a<SP>followback<SP>request<SP>→"
Again, do not forget to add a waiting timer in between (as explained above) each line.
By doing this little step in between my ratio of people following me back has become much better. However, think about the fact that this leads to a more aggressive following behavior and people might start to report you.
3. Lastly, I feel that Aaric's little script is a little more advanced compared to Jacksparrow's first one. Again, why? Because he included a random order of following behaviour for each search page (It jumps up and down between position and does not just go through the list one by one). This, again leads, to a more natural behaviour.
However, within his script I just did not find a way to incorporate the tag line to send followback requests (I am an absolute newbie in programming), so I am currently sticking to Jacksparrow's script and included waiting timers in between as well as a small change that comes from Aaric's script in the last line. So basically what I am running now is the following:
VERSION BUILD=7601105 RECORDER=FX
SET !ERRORIGNORE YES
SET !TIMEOUT_STEP 1
SET !TIMEOUT_PAGE 15
SET !LOOP 2
TAG POS=1 TYPE=DIV ATTR=REL:*/*&&CLASS:follow-btn<SP>nj&&TITLE:*
WAIT SECONDS=3
TAG POS=1 TYPE=B ATTR=TXT:Send<SP>a<SP>followback<SP>request<SP>→
WAIT SECONDS=3
TAG POS=1 TYPE=DIV ATTR=REL:*/*&&CLASS:follow-btn<SP>nj&&TITLE:*
WAIT SECONDS=3
TAG POS=1 TYPE=B ATTR=TXT:Send<SP>a<SP>followback<SP>request<SP>→
WAIT SECONDS=3
TAG POS=1 TYPE=DIV ATTR=REL:*/*&&CLASS:follow-btn<SP>nj&&TITLE:*
WAIT SECONDS=3
TAG POS=1 TYPE=B ATTR=TXT:Send<SP>a<SP>followback<SP>request<SP>→
WAIT SECONDS=3
TAG POS=1 TYPE=DIV ATTR=REL:*/*&&CLASS:follow-btn<SP>nj&&TITLE:*
WAIT SECONDS=3
TAG POS=1 TYPE=B ATTR=TXT:Send<SP>a<SP>followback<SP>request<SP>→
WAIT SECONDS=3
TAG POS=1 TYPE=DIV ATTR=REL:*/*&&CLASS:follow-btn<SP>nj&&TITLE:*
WAIT SECONDS=3
TAG POS=1 TYPE=B ATTR=TXT:Send<SP>a<SP>followback<SP>request<SP>→
WAIT SECONDS=3
TAG POS=1 TYPE=DIV ATTR=REL:*/*&&CLASS:follow-btn<SP>nj&&TITLE:*
WAIT SECONDS=3
TAG POS=1 TYPE=B ATTR=TXT:Send<SP>a<SP>followback<SP>request<SP>→
WAIT SECONDS=3
TAG POS=1 TYPE=DIV ATTR=REL:*/*&&CLASS:follow-btn<SP>nj&&TITLE:*
WAIT SECONDS=3
TAG POS=1 TYPE=B ATTR=TXT:Send<SP>a<SP>followback<SP>request<SP>→
WAIT SECONDS=3
TAG POS=1 TYPE=DIV ATTR=REL:*/*&&CLASS:follow-btn<SP>nj&&TITLE:*
WAIT SECONDS=3
TAG POS=1 TYPE=B ATTR=TXT:Send<SP>a<SP>followback<SP>request<SP>→
WAIT SECONDS=3
TAG POS=1 TYPE=DIV ATTR=REL:*/*&&CLASS:follow-btn<SP>nj&&TITLE:*
WAIT SECONDS=3
TAG POS=1 TYPE=B ATTR=TXT:Send<SP>a<SP>followback<SP>request<SP>→
WAIT SECONDS=3
TAG POS=1 TYPE=DIV ATTR=REL:*/*&&CLASS:follow-btn<SP>nj&&TITLE:*
WAIT SECONDS=3
TAG POS=1 TYPE=B ATTR=TXT:Send<SP>a<SP>followback<SP>request<SP>→
WAIT SECONDS=3
TAG POS=1 TYPE=A ATTR=HREF:/*&&ID
I certainly hope that somebody is able to incorporate the send followback request line into Aaric's imacros script!? You can find his script here in the forum. (Unfortunately I am not allowed to post any links yet).
Again, all credits go to these three people or whoever is responsible for creating the bot and scripts in the first place. Great work guys and I hope not all of the information provided in this thread is obsolete.
All the best,
Ensili
P.S.: I am sorry for not including the html lines in the proper field but I just did not know how.