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I run a couple of 'good' bots: https://twitter.com/thehugfairy https://twitter.com/thehugfairy - Sends Twitter hugs. You sign up at hugfairy.com to tell it who
by kdamica 7y ago
I run a couple of 'good' bots:
https://twitter.com/thehugfairy https://twitter.com/thehugfairy - Sends Twitter hugs. You sign up at hugfairy.com to tell it who to hug. This one get's a lot of use. The website has about 1,500 DAU.
https://twitter.com/smithsonianbot https://twitter.com/smithsonianbot - A more recent one, which sends random photos from Smithsonian's Open Access collection.
Overall I'm glad to see Twitter clarifying their rules. I've had API keys revoked without warning, my accounts deactivated, etc. Twitter dev support is always nice and I've gotten the bots running again, but it would be great to know in advance how I can avoid getting shut down.