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Wouldn't that be trivial to detect for their spam filters?

• dpeck 13y ago
  Maybe? They never did anything with the proof of concept ones I worked up, but I never did anything with them other than basic interactions with the network. I'd guess there are enough duplicate tweets. "Another crappy day at work", "looking forward to dinner tonight", "going to see my sister this weekend!", etc. That I doubt it'd be a very useful heuristic.
  • simcop2387 13y ago
    I actually did that and let it run for a week. It got flagged for spam pretty quickly. I suspect because it was a pretty similar tactic to avoid filters.
• bonzoesc 13y ago
  For all the janky looking URLs I get from eggs that only have like twenty tweets, half of them janky looking URLs, I don't believe anything is trivial for Twitter's spam filters.