Q: can I automatically remove every DM with URL domain in it?
Re: Q: can I automatically remove every DM with URL domain in it?
Could you please explain the "Full Word Match" option again?
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Re: Q: can I automatically remove every DM with URL domain in it?
full word match
input: bitcoin
will match the word bitcoin
partial match / string match
input: bit
will match bit, bitcoin, bitter
input: bitcoin
will match the word bitcoin
partial match / string match
input: bit
will match bit, bitcoin, bitter
Re: Q: can I automatically remove every DM with URL domain in it?
And for: bitcoin pricewatch?
Or can't we use 2 keywords?
Or can't we use 2 keywords?
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Re: Q: can I automatically remove every DM with URL domain in it?
it will match the string in the contents.
So if you want to match a multi word phrase you HAVE to use partial match.
So if you want to match a multi word phrase you HAVE to use partial match.
Re: Q: can I automatically remove every DM with URL domain in it?
ok thank you. Maybe change the description a bit? It now implies only 1 KW can be added on each line. If I understand you correct, that's not true?
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Re: Q: can I automatically remove every DM with URL domain in it?
PS: I still am seeing DMs online with TrueTwit? :( Is the delete working or am I still not getting it? :)
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Re: Q: can I automatically remove every DM with URL domain in it?
Run a full scrape of the inbox (uncheck scrape new messages only)
It will pull the inbox as shown by twitter to the API.
Perhaps truetwit (twit being a childish English term for "idiot") is storing / caching?
It will pull the inbox as shown by twitter to the API.
Perhaps truetwit (twit being a childish English term for "idiot") is storing / caching?