block_spam
- @mortg2: Deceptive links, mostly to eZine @rticles. Ref.: 100 nonprofit emerging leaders… http://tinyurl.com/6zl6yk5:24 AM May 10th, 2008 from twitterfeed
- @mortged3: Deceptive links, mostly to eZine @rticles. Ref.: 100 nonprofit emerging leaders… http://tinyurl.com/596kr55:24 AM May 10th, 2008 from twitterfeed
- @mortg850: Deceptive links, mostly to eZine @rticles. Ref.: 100 nonprofit emerging leaders… http://tinyurl.com/6m5tzo5:24 AM May 10th, 2008 from twitterfeed
- @mortg86: Deceptive links, mostly to eZine @rticles. Ref.: 100 nonprofit emerging leaders… http://tinyurl.com/5qt6dp5:24 AM May 10th, 2008 from twitterfeed
- @mortge: Deceptive links, mostly to eZine @rticles. Ref.: 100 nonprofit emerging leaders… http://tinyurl.com/68yyg85:24 AM May 10th, 2008 from twitterfeed
- @btucker Excellent. I'll add to my tool collection.5:20 AM May 10th, 2008 from web in reply to btucker
- ...but then they went and introduced their "100 emerging nonprofit leaders..." spam piece. Foul. Each account that used that ad is listed.5:15 AM May 10th, 2008 from web
- The next spammer slate, I call the "UK Mortgage Protection" Collection. UK Mort. has more than 20 accounts, which I was willing to ignore...5:13 AM May 10th, 2008 from web
- @tanni6dc4: Deceptive links. Mostly to dieting related sites. Uses headlines such as: Child Watch® Col.. http://tinyurl.com/594tq75:25 PM May 7th, 2008 from twitterfeed
- Twitter's Blacklist is most popular conversation via Quotably. See: http://quotably.com/popular4:43 PM May 7th, 2008 from web
- View our friends. It's limited to people working on the spam or the tools we use to ID spam. Our list is manually generated. So tools count.4:40 PM May 7th, 2008 from web
- Here's link to report spam to Twitter: http://twitter.com/help/ Switch pulldown menu to say 'Spam Request' then complete request.4:32 PM May 7th, 2008 from web
- Would be 'major spammers' might be more easily persuaded to earn income elsewhere, if they don't know how to avoid a spam block. My thoughts4:23 PM May 7th, 2008 from web
- Maybe Twitter can mix policies. Publicly vilify major spammers. They'll be back anyway; and quiet freezing of would be major spammers.4:22 PM May 7th, 2008 from web
- I could be wrong, and I'm often wrong. But the new policy will make a stronger cockroach. I see a traceable % of new accounts as backup spam4:19 PM May 7th, 2008 from web
- I see the new policy as appeasing very vocal demands to have Twitter do something public against spammers. Public policy vs effectiveness.4:16 PM May 7th, 2008 from web
- For example, if your account has been deleted; what stops you from creating a new one. Nothing. Notification actually benefits spammers.4:15 PM May 7th, 2008 from web
- Apparently Twitter was taking action, by freezing w/o notice. Which is a method, I kind of like. Notifying spammers provides opportunity.4:13 PM May 7th, 2008 from web
- TechCrunch has the story on Twitter blacklisting, read here: http://tinyurl.com/58qupz4:12 PM May 7th, 2008 from web
- @humsurfer: Some deceptive links. Mostly just a marketing account. http://tinyurl.com/5p3g7o5:32 AM May 7th, 2008 from twitterfeed in reply to testsurfer
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- Name block_spam
- Location Madison, WI
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- Bio Blocking spam that targets nonprofit interest.
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