<commit_before># Twittercide

Delete your tweets and backup tweeted photos to [Google Drive](https://www.google.com/drive/).

> Twittercide (noun)
>
> 1. To delete/wipe everything on your Twitter page, effectively committing social networking suicide on Twitter.

## Installation

    pip install http://github.com/beaumartinez/twittercide/

Didn't work?

    easy_install pip

And try again. Still no joy? [Install Python](https://www.python.org/downloads/) and try again.

## About

Twittercide deletes your tweets and backs-up tweeted photos to Google Drive. It saves them to a folder called
Twittercide. The backed-up photos have the modified date set to when you tweeted them, and the description set as the
tweet text.

Because of limitations to Twitter's API, Twittercide can only delete your last 3200 tweets (if you're someone like me,
that's a drop in the ocean compared to how much I've tweeted over the years), but you can use a
[Twitter archive zip file](https://support.twitter.com/articles/20170160-downloading-your-twitter-archive) with the
`--archive` option to delete all your tweets, from all time, *forever*.<commit_msg>Tweak readme<commit_after># Twittercide

Delete your tweets and backup tweeted photos to [Google Drive](https://www.google.com/drive/).

> Twittercide (noun)
>
> 1. To delete/wipe everything on your Twitter page, effectively committing social networking suicide on Twitter.

## Installation

    pip install http://github.com/beaumartinez/twittercide/

Didn't work?

    easy_install pip

And try again. Still no joy? [Install Python](https://www.python.org/downloads/) and try again.

## About

Twittercide deletes your tweets and backs-up tweeted photos to Google Drive, in a folder called Twittercide. The
backed-up photos have the modified date set to when you tweeted them, and the description set to the tweet text.

Because of limitations to Twitter's API, Twittercide can only delete your last 3200 tweets (if you're someone like me,
that's a drop in the ocean), but you can use a
[Twitter archive zip file](https://support.twitter.com/articles/20170160-downloading-your-twitter-archive) with the
`--archive` option to delete all your tweets, from all time, *forever*.

You can selectively delete tweets as old and older than a few days using the `--older-than` option, and older than a
specific ID using the `--since-id` option. Easy way to wipe any old, irrelevant tweets.

Don't want to delete tweets? You can use the `--dry-run` to see what tweets would have been deleted, but still back-up
photos.
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