JonnyBlazed
Newbie
- May 24, 2013
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Lets talk about the way twitter has changed in the last few weeks toward automation and mass following.
Personally, I have not been affected by this api change and the new stricter algorithms, but a lot of people have.
I am hearing that people running AGED accounts (1year+ old) have been getting suspended for following 100-300 or so people a day, without breaking follow/following ratio.
I run AGED accounts, I buy fake followers so that I don't get auto suspended for breaking the follow/following ratio.
I get random accounts suspended every once in a while, but there is no obvious common denominator that I can determine.
I leave no footprints across any of my accounts and I run 2-3 accounts per private IP.
My bots get good engagement and have very good themes and layouts.
Has anyone been able to come up with a solid blueprint on how twitter is determining who to suspend as of recent?
Lets have a discussion, I think we can learn from each other.
Skype : JonnyDamnTownsend if you wish to network or make money.
Personally, I have not been affected by this api change and the new stricter algorithms, but a lot of people have.
I am hearing that people running AGED accounts (1year+ old) have been getting suspended for following 100-300 or so people a day, without breaking follow/following ratio.
I run AGED accounts, I buy fake followers so that I don't get auto suspended for breaking the follow/following ratio.
I get random accounts suspended every once in a while, but there is no obvious common denominator that I can determine.
I leave no footprints across any of my accounts and I run 2-3 accounts per private IP.
My bots get good engagement and have very good themes and layouts.
Has anyone been able to come up with a solid blueprint on how twitter is determining who to suspend as of recent?
Lets have a discussion, I think we can learn from each other.
Skype : JonnyDamnTownsend if you wish to network or make money.