My question is, why doesn't twitter have a system in place to automatically unfollow any suspended accounts?

Or, similarly, is there a tool like this to go through all of your followers and figure out if any of them have been suspended so that you can unfollow them to make room for new followers (if you've reached a twitter limit)?

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http://www.twitter.com/nonpretentious

My question is, why doesn't twitter have a system in place to automatically unfollow any suspended accounts?

Or, similarly, is there a tool like this to go through all of your followers and figure out if any of them have been suspended so that you can unfollow them to make room for new followers (if you've reached a twitter limit)?

love the blog! thanks!!

http://www.twitter.com/nonpretentious

My question is, why doesn't twitter have a system in place to automatically unfollow any suspended accounts?

Or, similarly, is there a tool like this to go through all of your followers and figure out if any of them have been suspended so that you can unfollow them to make room for new followers (if you've reached a twitter limit)?

love the blog! thanks!!

http://www.twitter.com/nonpretentious

My question is, why doesn't twitter have a system in place to automatically unfollow any suspended accounts?

Or, similarly, is there a tool like this to go through all of your followers and figure out if any of them have been suspended so that you can unfollow them to make room for new followers (if you've reached a twitter limit)?

love the blog! thanks!!

http://www.twitter.com/nonpretentious

You can definitely use this method to find people who might throw up red flags, but I'd refrain from doing it automatically, as then it would have automatically unfollowed you, according to Summize: http://tinyurl.com/cttjsu

Even a 100% spammy term like tweetergetter will probably come up in some tweets by people who say “I hate tweetergetter.”

Have you seen TweetSum? They're still working on the algorithm, but it ranks a user's past behavior against a “douchebag index” and the spammers move to the top. http://www.tweetsum.com

You can definitely use this method to find people who might throw up red flags, but I'd refrain from doing it automatically, as then it would have automatically unfollowed you, according to Summize: http://tinyurl.com/cttjsu

Even a 100% spammy term like tweetergetter will probably come up in some tweets by people who say “I hate tweetergetter.”

Have you seen TweetSum? They're still working on the algorithm, but it ranks a user's past behavior against a “douchebag index” and the spammers move to the top. http://www.tweetsum.com

You can definitely use this method to find people who might throw up red flags, but I'd refrain from doing it automatically, as then it would have automatically unfollowed you, according to Summize: http://tinyurl.com/cttjsu

Even a 100% spammy term like tweetergetter will probably come up in some tweets by people who say “I hate tweetergetter.”

Have you seen TweetSum? They're still working on the algorithm, but it ranks a user's past behavior against a “douchebag index” and the spammers move to the top. http://www.tweetsum.com

You can definitely use this method to find people who might throw up red flags, but I'd refrain from doing it automatically, as then it would have automatically unfollowed you, according to Summize: http://tinyurl.com/cttjsu

Even a 100% spammy term like tweetergetter will probably come up in some tweets by people who say “I hate tweetergetter.”

Have you seen TweetSum? They're still working on the algorithm, but it ranks a user's past behavior against a “douchebag index” and the spammers move to the top. http://www.tweetsum.com