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Follow and Block make sense as commands you can send through a message. But Accept? Why would you ever be able to control an action on someone else's account? I
by julio_the_squid 16y ago
Follow and Block make sense as commands you can send through a message. But Accept? Why would you ever be able to control an action on someone else's account? It's rather odd that this exists at all.
- duskwuff 16y agoIf you've got your tweets protected (private), you have to accept users to allow them to follow you.
- julio_the_squid 16y agoI think you've missed the point here. This isn't a command that tells your account to accept follow request, or adds someone to your following list - this is a command that instantly makes other people 'accept' a follow request from YOU. This works completely differently in how it would consider the username parameter, and in that the change is applied to the other person's account, not yours.