Daily Dopeness: Daily Dopeness - StockTweets User Opinion Poll
madhatter
· 1 year ago
i'd vote for an additional bot that we can choose to follow. because, after all, a lot of people are already following those who post $ tweets. so you'd be getting the message twice and it would clog things up. just my opinion, but i'm sure there's people out there who want the info.
so i'd say adding a different bot would allow people to choose whether or not they want an aggregation of all the $ tweets.
Mark Anderson
· 1 year ago
3) I vote for no bot and wait for website with ideally an RSS feed.
McLarty
· 1 year ago
I vote #3, #2 is a good compromise.
I would likely unfollow @StockTweets if #1 won the vote...and just check the feed when I'm bored. Of course, depending on the usefulness it ended up generating. I guess #2 is a good compromise. But I mean, I follow who I follow, because I think they are smart people. Somebody somewhere on twitter bought and sold AAPL at least every other day...I don't care about that data. I know somebody somewhere IS buying AND selling AAPL...I have data feeds for that. Just my $0.02.
Scott
· 1 year ago
#2 and an additional web interface to view the data.
Heckler511
· 1 year ago
I agree... No. 2 and No. 3 options are the best for everyone.
Soren Macbeth
· 1 year ago
#3 is a definite and #2 is a most likely. Thanks for the input. More features to come sooooooooooon. Keep tweeting those $ tickers.
ManyPeaks
· 1 year ago
#3 would be the best
John Milner
· 1 year ago
I would like th see #3, but #2 is a good option for the interim basis and some might prefer it, overall.
RacerRick
· 1 year ago
We need it to have it re-tweet the stock picks. That's the whole key to this here thing!
A second twitter bot for replies may be a good way to do this, that's a good idea.
Or if it gets too much, make different segments like @stocktweetstech or something.
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so i'd say adding a different bot would allow people to choose whether or not they want an aggregation of all the $ tweets.
I would likely unfollow @StockTweets if #1 won the vote...and just check the feed when I'm bored. Of course, depending on the usefulness it ended up generating. I guess #2 is a good compromise. But I mean, I follow who I follow, because I think they are smart people. Somebody somewhere on twitter bought and sold AAPL at least every other day...I don't care about that data. I know somebody somewhere IS buying AND selling AAPL...I have data feeds for that. Just my $0.02.
A second twitter bot for replies may be a good way to do this, that's a good idea.
Or if it gets too much, make different segments like @stocktweetstech or something.