old_contents: # This was a quick project. Inspired by a story I heard of on the news where a guy did something almost exactly the same
  #  and won a bunch of stuff. I couldn't find the code that that guy used (I don't think he wanted to release it), so I
  # wrote this. Have fun.
  
  import tweepy, time, logging, inspect
  from __future__ import print_function
  logging.basicConfig(level=logging.INFO)
  
  #enter the corresponding information from your Twitter application:
  
  CONSUMER_KEY = '' #keep the quotes, enter your consumer key
  CONSUMER_SECRET = ''#keep the quotes, enter your consumer secret key
  ACCESS_KEY = ''#keep the quotes, enter your access token
  ACCESS_SECRET =  ''#keep the quotes, enter your access token secret
  
  auth = tweepy.OAuthHandler(CONSUMER_KEY, CONSUMER_SECRET)
  auth.set_access_token(ACCESS_KEY, ACCESS_SECRET)
  api = tweepy.API(auth, wait_on_rate_limit=True,wait_on_rate_limit_notify=True)
  keywords = ["rt to", "rt and win", "retweet and win", "rt for", "rt 4", "retweet to"]
  
  bannedwords = ["vote", "bot", "b0t"]
  
  bannedusers = ['bot', 'spot', 'lvbroadcasting', 'jflessauSpam', 'bryster125', 'MobileTekReview', 'ilove70315673', 'followandrt2win', 'traunte', 'ericsonabby', '_aekkaphon'] # does not need to be the entire username! you can just put 'bot' for names like 'b0tspotter', etc.
  
  def is_user_bot_hunter(username):
  	clean_username = username.replace("0", "o")
  	clean_username = clean_username.lower()
  	for i in bannedusers:
  		if i in clean_username:
  			return True
  		else:
  			return False
  
  def search(twts):
  	for i in twts:
  		if not any(k in i.text.lower() for k in keywords) or any(k in i.text.lower() for k in bannedwords):
  			continue
  		if is_user_bot_hunter(str(i.author.screen_name)) == False:
  			if not i.retweeted:
  				try:
  					api.retweet(i.id)
  					print("rt " + (i.text))
  					
  					# huge thanks to github user andrewkerr5 for providing the fix for hashtags
  					if "follow" in i.text or "#follow" in i.text or "Follow" in i.text or "#Follow" in i.text or "FOLLOW" in i.text or "#FOLLOW" in i.text or "following" in i.text or "#following" in i.text or "FOLLOWING" in i.text or "#FOLLOWING" or "Following" in i.text or "#Following" in i.text:
  						user_id = i.retweeted_status.user.id
  						api.create_friendship(user_id)
  
  				except Exception:
  					pass
  				
  			if ("fav" in i.text or "Fav" in i.text or "FAV" in i.text) and not i.favorited:
  				try:
  					api.create_favorite(i.id)
  					print("fav " + (i.text))
  				except Exception:
  					pass
  			
  
  
  
  def run():
  	for key in ["RT to win", "retweet to win"]:
  		print("\nSearching again\n")
  		search(api.search(q=key))
  
  
  if __name__ == '__main__':
  	while True:
  		run()
  
new_contents: # This was a quick project. Inspired by a story I heard of on the news where a guy did something almost exactly the same
  #  and won a bunch of stuff. I couldn't find the code that that guy used (I don't think he wanted to release it), so I
  # wrote this. Have fun.
  
  from __future__ import print_function
  import tweepy, time, logging, inspect
  logging.basicConfig(level=logging.INFO)
  
  #enter the corresponding information from your Twitter application:
  
  CONSUMER_KEY = '' #keep the quotes, enter your consumer key
  CONSUMER_SECRET = ''#keep the quotes, enter your consumer secret key
  ACCESS_KEY = ''#keep the quotes, enter your access token
  ACCESS_SECRET =  ''#keep the quotes, enter your access token secret
  
  auth = tweepy.OAuthHandler(CONSUMER_KEY, CONSUMER_SECRET)
  auth.set_access_token(ACCESS_KEY, ACCESS_SECRET)
  api = tweepy.API(auth, wait_on_rate_limit=True,wait_on_rate_limit_notify=True)
  keywords = ["rt to", "rt and win", "retweet and win", "rt for", "rt 4", "retweet to"]
  
  bannedwords = ["vote", "bot", "b0t"]
  
  bannedusers = ['bot', 'spot', 'lvbroadcasting', 'jflessauSpam', 'bryster125', 'MobileTekReview', 'ilove70315673', 'followandrt2win', 'traunte', 'ericsonabby', '_aekkaphon'] # does not need to be the entire username! you can just put 'bot' for names like 'b0tspotter', etc.
  
  def is_user_bot_hunter(username):
  	clean_username = username.replace("0", "o")
  	clean_username = clean_username.lower()
  	for i in bannedusers:
  		if i in clean_username:
  			return True
  		else:
  			return False
  
  def search(twts):
  	for i in twts:
  		if not any(k in i.text.lower() for k in keywords) or any(k in i.text.lower() for k in bannedwords):
  			continue
  		if is_user_bot_hunter(str(i.author.screen_name)) == False:
  			if not i.retweeted:
  				try:
  					api.retweet(i.id)
  					print("rt " + (i.text))
  					
  					# huge thanks to github user andrewkerr5 for providing the fix for hashtags
  					if "follow" in i.text or "#follow" in i.text or "Follow" in i.text or "#Follow" in i.text or "FOLLOW" in i.text or "#FOLLOW" in i.text or "following" in i.text or "#following" in i.text or "FOLLOWING" in i.text or "#FOLLOWING" or "Following" in i.text or "#Following" in i.text:
  						user_id = i.retweeted_status.user.id
  						api.create_friendship(user_id)
  
  				except Exception:
  					pass
  				
  			if ("fav" in i.text or "Fav" in i.text or "FAV" in i.text) and not i.favorited:
  				try:
  					api.create_favorite(i.id)
  					print("fav " + (i.text))
  				except Exception:
  					pass
  			
  
  
  
  def run():
  	for key in ["RT to win", "retweet to win"]:
  		print("\nSearching again\n")
  		search(api.search(q=key))
  
  
  if __name__ == '__main__':
  	while True:
  		run()
  
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