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Check the bottom of the post. The tweets themselves are actual sentences from a book, not gibberish.
by cmsmith 13y ago
Check the bottom of the post. The tweets themselves are actual sentences from a book, not gibberish.
- drakaal 13y agoHow do you think Twitter tells the difference between a Bot and a human? I get that they are sentences, but they aren't contextually relevant, they don't look like tweets, they look like spam. If you randomly start posting "Four score and seven years ago" and the rest of the speech out of order you are going to get flagged. I used to build tweet spam bots, I am very familiar with how they get detected.
- omni 13y agoPut quotes around the whole thing and Twitter will think you're just another 13 year old girl who thinks she's clever by incessantly quoting literature.
- bolder88 13y ago> I used to build tweet spam bots, I am very familiar with how they get detected. I would have thought that the content of a tweet is quite low down on their detection list. IP address, user account, frequency of tweets etc would be much higher.
- dpapathanasiou 13y agoI wouldn't use this with a bot account, since, as you say, it would become easy to detect those as anomalies. Instead, I was thinking that you might intersperse these in between your normal tweets, in coordination with the people you're communicating with.