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⚠️ This Repository Has Been Archived

The code that displays the Who Would Win Bot leaderboard has been centralised along with the same code that creates fights, tracks data, and tallies results.

You can find the unified repository at daneden/who-would-win-bot

Who Would Win Bot 🥊

A Twitter bot that posts polls so that people can decide which of two random emoji would win in a fight.

Twitter doesn't allow most apps to create poll cards, so we have to pretend we're tweeting from Twitter for iPhone. Some more details about that are available in the source code.

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