You can’t artificially amplify or disrupt conversations through the use of multiple accounts or by coordinating with others to violate the Twitter Rules. This includes: You can’t mass-register Twitter accounts or use automation to create Twitter accounts. Under this policy we prohibit a range of behaviors in the following areas: coordinated harmful activity that encourages or promotes behavior which violates the Twitter Rules.coordinated activity, that attempts to artificially influence conversations through the use of multiple accounts, fake accounts, automation and/or scripting and.inauthentic engagements, that attempt to make accounts or content appear more popular or active than they are.commercially-motivated spam, that typically aims to drive traffic or attention from a conversation on Twitter to accounts, websites, products, services, or initiatives.

Platform manipulation can take many forms and our rules are intended to address a wide range of prohibited behavior, including: We define platform manipulation as using Twitter to engage in bulk, aggressive, or deceptive activity that misleads others and/or disrupts their experience.

To make that possible, we do not allow spam or other types of platform manipulation. We want Twitter to be a place where people can make human connections, find reliable information, and express themselves freely and safely. You may not use Twitter’s services in a manner intended to artificially amplify or suppress information or engage in behavior that manipulates or disrupts people’s experience on Twitter.

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