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‘The Wordlinator’ bot that was trolling Wordle players on Twitter got banned

4 months ago

Twitter dropped the ban hammer on an account ruining Wordle players’ days. The troll was an automated bot called The Wordlinator (@wordlinator). It would search for tweets containing Wordle results, then reply with snide comments and the solution to the next day’s puzzle.

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