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Indian Tweeple on X: build this knot
"Tweeple" is old Twitter slang for the people on it, and Indian tweeple have their own running jokes, trends, cricket moments and cultural debates. This knot is a light way to keep up with conversations that people in India are having across the platform.
It filters follow-back chains and giveaways and hides replies. The recipe is deliberately broad, so add the topics you care about (films, cricket, food) as keywords and add people as members to make it yours.
The recipe
| Hashtags | #IndiaOnX #Tweeple |
|---|---|
| Keywords | Indian tweeple desi Twitter |
| Leave out | giveaway follow back |
| Filters | Original posts only (replies hidden) |
| X List name | Indian Tweeple |
The feed on X
Open it in Latest for everything in time order, or Top for the posts X ranks highest. You need to be signed in to X to see results.
Topic feed
(#IndiaOnX OR #Tweeple OR "Indian tweeple" OR "desi Twitter") -giveaway -"follow back" -filter:replies
Open in the builder and add members
Who to add as members
People whose posts you enjoy, such as writers, comedians, cricket fans, food bloggers and friends. We don't list anyone by name: pick the people you already read, so the knot reflects your corner of the topic.
Once you add members, the builder makes three more feeds: everything they post, their posts on this topic, and replies sent to them.
Tips for this knot
- Add a language filter (Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Bengali, Marathi) for regional conversations.
- Use Top to see what everyone is joking about today.
- Leave "follow back" in the filters to avoid follow-train posts.
Setting up the X List
- Open Lists from your profile menu and create a list called Indian Tweeple.
- Keep it public if you want others to follow it, or make it private for your own reading.
- Add members from the list editor or from each profile's menu.
- Pin it so it shows up as a tab on Home.
More detail in how to use X Lists as a community feed.