Twitter - New limits discussion.

JonnyBlazed

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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.
 
No. Nobody has. And if they say they have, they lie
 
iv had so many accounts suspended, so everybodys help is awsome, thank you!
 
Feels like the better you spread out your follows, the better. I'm doing three minutes a piece.
 
"I leave no footprints across any of my accounts" : Can you explain whatever do you mean by leaving no footprint?
 
A footprint is leaving something across a network of accounts that can be used to tie them all together.
For instance, using the same pics / bio / name etc across 100s or 1000s of accounts. You have to mix things up
and randomize your accounts in every single way, from logging in, to tweeting order, follow patterns, names, retweeting.... anything that can be used
to prove that a large number of accounts are connected.

UPDATE: delay : 300-600 seconds. enjoy ;)
 
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