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Not really, when they message you whenever you mention a keyword they're tracking on (e.g. ipad), then all you can do is manually block them. It's a fairly pai
by EwanToo 15y ago
Not really, when they message you whenever you mention a keyword they're tracking on (e.g. ipad), then all you can do is manually block them.
It's a fairly painful process, and considering how much visibility Twitter has of each twitter client, their automatic anti-spam process should actually be much more effective than it currently is.
- jonknee 15y agoI only get alerts from people who @reply when I already follow them. That makes it pretty much spam free.
- hugh3 15y agoI just keep my tweets protected. Seems to work.
- EwanToo 15y agoThat pretty much stops any serendipity when it comes to people following you - very few people are going to click follow on a protected feed just to see whether they're saying interesting things about their local area or a technology are they work in?
- hugh3 15y agoYeah, it all depends on how you use twitter. I use my twitter feed for stuff which is too boring or offensive to inflict upon my entire facebook friends list.
- goombastic 15y agoTry the proxlet add-on in chrome. I think it helps you block people, hash tags, for set periods of time etc.