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This is a bit of an unusual request, but there is an account is mainly a retweet account, and i'd like to be able to download those.
However, from what I can recall, doing such a thing will download the tweeted stuff into folders for the user that was retweeted. While that is correct behavior, I find it kind of messy, and wonder if there is any way to make this neater.
An idea I have is download all the content into a "retweets" folder, that would be made in the account that is retweeting the content. (E.G. @whoever is retweeting something from @Someone. The content from @Someone would go into a folder for @whoever, but in a "retweets" sub folder)
Would what I suggest be at all possible, or would that prove to be a tricky thing to program and implement as an option?
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This puts all retweets in a single folder under the name of the retweeter (@whoever), but the filenames start with the name of who was retweeted( @Someone)
This is a bit of an unusual request, but there is an account is mainly a retweet account, and i'd like to be able to download those.
However, from what I can recall, doing such a thing will download the tweeted stuff into folders for the user that was retweeted. While that is correct behavior, I find it kind of messy, and wonder if there is any way to make this neater.
An idea I have is download all the content into a "retweets" folder, that would be made in the account that is retweeting the content. (E.G. @whoever is retweeting something from @Someone. The content from @Someone would go into a folder for @whoever, but in a "retweets" sub folder)
Would what I suggest be at all possible, or would that prove to be a tricky thing to program and implement as an option?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: