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I'd like to agree with you, but why kill the retweets, and not disable the accounts, too? (I've seen this on my own twitter account, and the retweeting accounts
by MR4D 10y ago
I'd like to agree with you, but why kill the retweets, and not disable the accounts, too? (I've seen this on my own twitter account, and the retweeting accounts are seemingly never disabled.)
- dqv 10y agoIf the spammer gets disabled, it's a clear indicator that they should create a new account or use some other means of circumvention. This appears to be the "shadow ban" method.