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task twitter_follow

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Command Title​

/task twitter_follow

Description​

This command allows you to set up a task that rewards users with points for following a specified Twitter account. You can create multiple tasks with different reward levels to encourage user engagement and promote your Twitter presence.

Usage​

/task twitter_follow <handle> <reward> <duration>

Parameters​

  • <handle>: The Twitter handle of the account to follow (e.g., @EngagerlyBot).

  • <reward>: The value must be a positive integer or 0. Setting 0 disables the reward.

  • <duration>: The time period for which the task is active. Available options are:

    • 6/12h: 6 or 12 hours
    • 1/2/3/4/5/6d: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6 days
    • 1/2w: 1 or 2 weeks
    • 1/2/3m: 1, 2, or 3 months
    • Unlimited: No time limit

Examples​

  • Example 1: Set up a task that rewards users with 10 points for following @EngagerlyBot in the next 24 hours:

    /task twitter_follow handle:@EngagerlyBot reward:10 duration:1d

  • Example 2: Set up a task that rewards users with 20 points for following @EngagerlyBot within the next 5 days:

    /task twitter_follow handle:@EngagerlyBot reward:20 duration:5d

  • Example 3: Set a task with no time limit that rewards users with 50 points for following @EngagerlyBot:

    /task twitter_follow handle:@EngagerlyBot reward:50 duration:Unlimited

Notes​

  • Users can only get the reward once per Twitter follow task.
  • Each Twitter account can only create one follow task.
  • The reward value must be a positive integer.
  • The duration can be set to various time periods or set to unlimited.

FAQs​

  • Q: Can I set up multiple Twitter follow tasks with different reward values and durations?

    A: Yes, you can create multiple Twitter follow tasks with varying reward values and durations. Each task will be tracked independently. However, one Twitter account can only create one follow task.

  • Q: What happens if a user follows the specified Twitter account before the task is created?

    A: Users will receive the reward if they follow the specified Twitter account.

  • Q: Are there any restrictions on the Twitter accounts I can use for tasks?

    A: You can use any Twitter account for a task, as long as it is publicly accessible.

  • Q: Do I need to have a Twitter account to use this command?

    A: No, you do not need to have a Twitter account to use this command. However, users will need to have a Twitter account in order to follow the specified account and complete the task.

  • Q: What happens if a user unfollows the Twitter account after completing the task?

    A: If a user unfollows the Twitter account before claiming the rewards, they will no longer be eligible for the reward.