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task twitter_engage

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Command Title​

/task twitter_engage

Description​

This command allows you to create a task that rewards users with points for engaging with a specific tweet. Users can earn points by liking, retweeting, or replying to the specified tweet. You can also set additional requirements, such as minimum account age, follower count, and minimum comment length.

By customizing Twitter engagement rewards, you can gamify your Discord server and incentivize users to promote your content on Twitter, boosting your server's visibility and reach.

Usage​

/task twitter_engage <tweet_url> <duration> [type] [account_age] [followers] [char_length] [role_reward] [total_reward]

Parameters​

Required Parameters:​

  • <tweet_url>: The URL of the target tweet.
  • <duration>: The duration of the task. Options include: 1h, 2h, 6h, 12h, 1d, 2d, 5d, 7d.

Optional Parameters:​

  • [type]: The type of interaction required. Options include: Only Like, Only RT, Only Reply, RT & Like, RT & Reply, Like & Reply, and All. Default is All.
  • [account_age]: The minimum age of a Twitter account to be eligible for rewards. Options include: 1 Months Old, 3 Months Old, 6 Months Old, and 12 Months Old. Default is 0 (no minimum age).
  • [followers]: The minimum number of followers a Twitter account must have to be eligible for rewards. Options include: 25 Followers, 50 Followers， 100 Followers, 200 Followers, and 500 Followers. Default is 0 (no minimum follower requirement).
  • [char_length]: The minimum number of characters required for a reply to be eligible for rewards. Options include: 5 Characters, 25 Characters, 50 Characters, and 75 Characters. Default is 0 (no minimum character length).
  • [role_reward]: The role to be awarded to users who complete the task.
  • [total_reward]: The total number of points to be awarded for this task. Once the points are awarded, the task ends.

Examples​

Example 1: Create a task that rewards users for liking a specific tweet, lasting for 1 day.

/task twitter_engage tweet_url:https://x.com/example/status/12345 duration:1d type:Only Like

Example 2: Create a task that rewards users for retweeting a specific tweet, lasting for 7 days, requiring a minimum account age of 3 months and 100 followers.

/task twitter_engage tweet_url:https://x.com/example/status/12345 duration:7d type:Only RT account_age:3 Months Old followers:100 Followers

Example 3: Create a task that rewards users for liking, retweeting, or replying to a specific tweet, lasting for 12 hours, awarding the @EngagedUser role to users who complete the task.

/task twitter_engage tweet_url:https://x.com/example/status/12345 duration:12d type:All role_reward:@EngagedUser

Example 4: Create a task that rewards users for comments with at least 25 characters, lasting for 5 days, requiring a minimum account age of 6 months and 500 followers.

/task twitter_engage tweet_url:https://x.com/example/status/12345 duration:5d type:All account_age:6 Months Old followers:500 Followers char_length:25 Characters

Notes​

  • The task duration can be set to 1 hour, 2 hours, 6 hours, 12 hours, 24 hours, 2 days, 5 days, or 7 days.

  • Users can only complete one task of the same type (same tweet URL, duration, and interaction type) per account per period.

  • The minimum account age can be set to 1 month, 3 months, 6 months, or 12 months.

  • The minimum follower count can be set to 25, 50, 100, 200, or 500.

  • The character limit for comments can be set to 5 characters, 25 characters, 50 characters, or 75 characters.

  • Users can only earn points for each type of engagement (like, retweet, reply) once per task.

  • The task ends when the specified duration expires or all points have been awarded.

FAQs​

  • Q: Can I set up multiple Twitter engagement tasks simultaneously?

    A: Yes, you can set up multiple Twitter engagement tasks with different parameters. However, only one task can be created for the same tweet.

  • Q: What happens if a user deletes their interaction with the tweet?

    A: If a user deletes their interaction (like, retweet, or reply) before claiming the rewards, they will no longer be eligible for the reward.

  • Q: Can I reward users with different points based on the type of interaction?

    A: Yes, you can use the /task twitter_engage_reward to set different points for interactions (such as likes, reposts, or replies).

  • Q: What happens if the tweet for an engagement task is deleted?

    A: The task will be unable to proceed, and users will not be able to complete the task.