Twitter will not take pity on those who give Wordle spoilers!

Daily word game where you have six chances to guess a five letter word wordlewith people sharing the yellow, gray, and green squares showing the results on twitter storms blew. However, some players who solved the puzzle of the day started to annoy many players by sharing their results on Twitter.

Wordle has grown in popularity day by day, with the daily answer in the game being the same for everyone and letting people know how easy or difficult it is for you to guess the word of the day. However, Twitter Wordle related spoilers He started banning some accounts that made the posts.

Twitter blocks bot that gave Wordle spoiler

The bot account named @wordlinator responded to people’s Wordle posts with messages containing spoilers for the next day’s match. While the identity of the bot’s creator has yet to be determined, his Twitter bio states, “I was sent from the future to end the Wordle bullshit.” he is writing. The bot not only spoiled people’s tweets, but also contained vulgar messages such as “Get on with your life”, “Stop bragging”, “This doesn’t make you look smart”.

While Twitter has not specified a reason for banning the account, its Automation Rules page warns against harassing users who send spam messages. Given that the game is all about guessing a five-letter word, coming up with the next day’s word seems understandably unsettling.

Since last day the account is no longer viewable and the page says it was suspended for violating Twitter rules. While bots are allowed on Twitter, behavior that ‘undermines and disrupts public conversation’ is prohibited, according to a 2020 blog post.

Earlier this month, Robert Reichel, figuring out which word wordle will choose He excelled at reverse engineering. Not only that, but he also used the algorithm to see what the next day’s word would be. But unfortunately someone is using their work to spread spoilers on Twitter.