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Updating definition of "following" in twarc2 docs?
See original GitHub issueCurrently the definition of following in twarc2 docs is:
following Get the users who are following a given user.
But presuming this corresponds to GET friends/list in Twitter API perhaps it might be clearer if this read:
following Get the users who are followed by a given user.
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Future twarc users thank you @jwyg!
I’m not sure why, but this fits my brain better:
Maybe because it ties the name of the subcommand to the description?