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Command: Clean

Robert MacLean edited this page May 19, 2020 · 3 revisions

Clean 🧹

Clean will allow you to remove followers from your account, it is useful to remove bots, fake followers and abandoned accounts by trigging a "force unfollow"; which is done by blocking and unblocking an account which causes them to unfollow you.

It determines who to "force unfollow" by evaluating each one of your followers and scoring them; if they exceed the score limit then they are "force unfollowed".

The rules for scoring and how to change them are detailed on the Scoring Rules page.

Important: Clean and people who you follow already

People who you already follow will not be "forced unfollowed" regardless of the score.

Synopsis

twot Clean [--dryrun] [--log | -l] [--score | -s <min score>]

or

twot clean [--dryrun] [--log | -l] [--score | -s <min score>]

or

twot c [--dryrun] [--log | -l] [--score | -s <min score>]

Options

  • --score <min score> or -s <min score> (optional): This is the minimum score an account to be flagged to get a "force unfollow". The default is 0.85.
  • --log or -l (optional): This option will produce a log file of every account which was impacted by the Clean. This is useful to have as a way to undo the changes using the unblock command.
  • --dryrun (optional): This option will ensure no actions are actually made to the accounts.

Notes

You can see what score each of your followers will get by running the Score command.

Examples

Clean followers

twot clean

Clean followers above a 2 score and save to a log

twot c --score 2 -l
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