My bot has gained a lot more users since the original @VideoEditBot was suspended. I’m not 100% sure what the reason for it being suspended is, but I don’t want it to happen to me.

I’ve decided to try and add a content filter. When using the regular Twitter app, it will show something like this (this image is all I could find on google, and it’s a little old, but it’s a warning similar to this) if the tweet and/or media may contain sensitive content:

Do these Tweets that are marked ‘sensitive’ on the Twitter app have a corresponding object inside the returned Tweet JSON when using the API (like a boolean true or false?)? I find it hard to believe there wouldn’t be, but nothing indicated the presence of one in your docs :frowning:

While looking at your docs, there’s a possibly_sensitive section, but that only applies to external URLs.

If there is one of those objects, I want to check whether it’s True or False (or something like that) and if it does contain sensitive content, just ignores it.

I don’t want to meet the same fate as the other Video Edit Bot, so I thought I’d come here first and see if there’s anything that can help me filter content here, before I go looking for other external filter methods.

Thanks in advance for any help!

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