Twitter announced updated rules for automated posting on its platform. The changes target spam and other disruptive behaviors. The company wants to keep conversations authentic. Bulk posting identical content is not allowed. This covers tweets. This covers replies. This covers direct messages. Posting duplicate material across multiple accounts is also banned. These actions harm user experience. Twitter aims to stop them.
(Twitter’s Policy on Automated Posting)
The policy allows some automated accounts. These accounts must clearly show they are automated. The operator must identify themselves. Examples include news feeds. Examples include weather updates. Examples include customer service bots. These accounts need proper labeling. Users should know they are interacting with a bot. The rules apply to everyone. This includes individuals. This includes businesses. This includes developers.
(Twitter’s Policy on Automated Posting)
Twitter will actively enforce these rules. The company uses automated systems. The company uses human reviewers. Accounts breaking the rules may face suspension. The enforcement focuses on behavior. The enforcement focuses on the content’s impact. Twitter stated its goal is a healthy platform. Authentic user interaction is key. The policy details are available on Twitter’s help center. Developers must review the automation guidelines carefully. Compliance is mandatory. Twitter encourages users to report violations. This helps maintain platform safety. The changes take effect immediately. Twitter will monitor the results. Adjustments might follow based on feedback. The platform remains committed to user safety.