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In order to help people find credible and authentic information, and to promote a healthy public discourse on Twitter, we limit the visibility of duplicative (or also known as ‘copypasta’) Tweets.
“Copypasta” (a reference to copy-and-paste functionality to duplicate content) is an Internet slang term that refers to an attempt by multiple individuals to duplicate content from an original source and share it widely across social platforms or forums.
On Twitter, copypasta or duplicative content can be a block of text, image or a combination of content that has been copied and pasted, or duplicated by any means across the platform.
While copypasta or duplicate content is a tactic for propagating a message, and is used for a wide range of purposes, it can be repetitive, spammy, and disruptive to people’s experience on Twitter. Duplicative content can also be used to artificially amplify content, suppress information or manipulate Twitter’s Trends, Top Search results and conversations across the platform.
Limiting the visibility of Tweets means that they may not appear in certain parts of the Twitter product, and/or may not be recommended or amplified by Twitter. Some of the ways we may do this include:
Duplicate content or copypasta Tweets remain visible to users who follow the Tweet author. Learn more about other instances when a Tweet’s visibility may be limited.
Examples of behavior for which we do not limit visibility under this policy include:
What is considered a severe violation of this policy?
While copypasta or duplicative Tweets on their own do not result in Tweet removals or account suspensions, they are subject to review and enforcement under our platform manipulation and spam policy and any other Twitter Rules violations.
Examples of behavior that may result in removal or permanent suspension include:
Who can report violations of this policy?
Anyone can report potential violations of this policy via our dedicated reporting flow. These reports are used in aggregate to help refine our enforcement systems and identify new and emerging trends and patterns of behavior, and you may not receive an individual response to your report.
How can I report violations of this policy?
Select Report Tweet from the icon.
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Select the option that best tells us how the Tweet is suspicious or spreading spam.
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Select Report Tweet from the icon.
Select It's suspicious or spam.
Select the option that best tells us how the Tweet is suspicious or spreading spam.
Submit your report.
Select Report Tweet from the icon.
Select It's suspicious or spam.
Select the option that best tells us how the Tweet is suspicious or spreading spam.
Submit your report.
If you believe that your account was locked or suspended in error, or notice instances where Tweets are not appearing, you can let us know by reporting the issue.