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They're likely to fall foul of the Twitter TOS rule that you will have your accounts deleted... "If your updates consist mainly of links, and not personal upda
by dotBen 16y ago
They're likely to fall foul of the Twitter TOS rule that you will have your accounts deleted...
"If your updates consist mainly of links, and not personal updates;"
Which if they're doing an RSS>Twitter spool then this would be the case.
I'm guessing rather than just banning all their accounts, Twitter will probably reach out to them and do a biz dev deal or something... If there is a value to Quora in having these setup then there is a value they're prepared to pay Twitter for.
- sthatipamala 16y agoI am not sure how strongly that ToS rule is enforced. For example, the News.YC account (http://twitter.com/hackernews http://twitter.com/hackernews) consists entirely of FP links