# Social Monitors

## Reddit

To monitor a subreddit (Must be public) for new posts, run \
`$search addterm reddit #channel subreddit-name`\
For example if I want to watch for new posts on :\
`https://www.reddit.com/r/memes/`\
\
`$search addterm reddit #reddit memes`

## Twitter

To add a twitter monitor run\
`$search addterm twitter #channel username`\
You can copy the username from the url.\
\
**Additional filtering**\
You can also filter tweets by content, for example all tweets from `dis.trackers` that contain `funko` , The format of the command is\
`$search addterm twitter #channel username+filter`\
For example:\
`$search addterm twitter #funko-tweets dis.trackers+funko`

To remove retweets, use the filter `tweetsonly`\
For example:\
`$search addterm twitter #funko-tweets dis.trackers+tweetsonly`

## Instagram

To add a instagram monitor run\
`$search addterm instagram #channel username`

Instagram also support raffles monitoring, so you can monitor accounts for raffles. \
The bot will automatically format the instagram post to a readable raffle format\
To add raffle only monitoring:\
`$search addterm instagramraffles #channel username`\
Example post:<br>

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## Telegram

To add a instagram monitor run\
`$search addterm telegram #channel groupname/invitelink`

You can use either telegram groupname or invite urls (For groups with hidden group names.)

The group name can be taken from the URL for the group, for example for <https://t.me/s/rebeldealz>\
the groupname will be `rebeldealz`

## RSS

To follow an RSS Feed run:

`$search addterm rss #channel link`


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