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That makes sense. What's the issue you're seeing with a list of 50? There's a guy @levelsio on Twitter who made a similar project but for crowdsourcing block
by tedmiston 9y ago
That makes sense. What's the issue you're seeing with a list of 50?
There's a guy @levelsio on Twitter who made a similar project but for crowdsourcing block words at https://mute.life/ https://mute.life/. I'm not sure whether he's tried to automate any of it yet.
So you don't want to use the API but you do want to keep the list up-to-date for all users kind of like sources for an ad blocker. Am I understanding your use case right? I've been looking for / to make a Twitter blacklist service for companies that get too spammy.
- nevi-me 9y agoThe list wasn't 50, my mistake. It's a few hundreds. I saw mute.life, thanks for that. Yes, don't want to use the API. We can set up a small script as part of our workflow, that updates the latest blocklist, and then people can download it and import it. The blacklist service would be interesting, although I think Twitter would 'crack down' on it if it becomes too successful.