# How to participate in Raiding Competitions?

Hey!

In order to participate in raiding competitions, you must link your Twitter account to TweetStormBot.<br>

### <mark style="color:purple;">How to Link your Twitter Account to TweetStormBot?</mark>

Go to TweetStormBot, use command /link privately.\
It will provide you a text in monospace, tweet that text as it is and copy that tweet link\
then come back to tweetstormbot, use command /verify and then enter tweet link in front of /verify.\
Format: `/verify tweet_link_here` \
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Refer to this video to understand how it works:

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{% embed url="<https://www.youtube.com/embed/dGtbPqeL5XI?rel=0>" %}

Once your account has been linked, you're good to participate in competition.<br>

{% hint style="info" %}
Note that you only need to do this linking process one-time(unless you want to link another account).
{% endhint %}

Now head back to the group, Find Tweets to raid(posted by bot)\
Once you are done replying, copy the url of your reply and post it in the group.\
Your point will be awarded if you follow the rules.\
Please take a look at this video to better understand:

{% embed url="<https://www.youtube.com/embed/Y280iBdwumE?rel=0>" %}

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