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> @hourlywolvesbot(opens in a new tab), which tweets wolf pics for its more than 173,000 followers, also announced it would no longer be posting to Twitter for
by codetrotter 3y ago
> @hourlywolvesbot(opens in a new tab), which tweets wolf pics for its more than 173,000 followers, also announced it would no longer be posting to Twitter for the same reason.
They went on to quote a tweet from the author of the bot, on the same account, about where to find his new home for the bot. It has ~700 likes and ~60 comments.
From this I assume that the number of people among those 173,000 followers, who will actually be sad to see some random novelty bot like this disappear, is around 10k people or so at the moment. But it’s not possible to really know, as Twitter may have intentionally reduced the reach of the account around the same time as they revoked API access, or sometime prior.