Twitter bots are twitter accounts operated by software. In our case we will show you how to add a bot for users to subscribe to, so they can send messages into your hood system by mentioning the bot or direct messaging it, which get distributed to the other platforms. Also they can receive messages from other platforms by reading the tweets of the bot.
Example: You as a hood admin added the bot @kibicara-my-hood to your hood. John wants to send a message to all hood subscribers. He then uses his twitter account to follow to the bot @kibicara-my-hood and sends his message to the bot by sending a tweet. His message will be distributed to the other platforms and Sandra who is subscribed to your email hood bot gets John's message via email.
Yes, if you want to stop relaying twitter messages from a specific twitter bot, just use the switch to the bot to stop relaying.