On the subject of blockbots

From what I've gathered, GGautoblocker works as follows. (If I am mistaken, please correct me.) There are two lists; a primary and a secondary. The primary list includes prominent figures such as Adam Baldwin, C. H. Sommers, Milo, etc. The secondary list includes anyone who follows two or more people on the primary list.

Given that GGautoblocker has faced a good deal of (not unwarranted) criticism, I decided to lay down a plan for a replacement, which I will describe in the paragraph below.

It will be called 6Dautoblocker, for reasons that will become apparent. Unlike its progenitor, it only has one list. For convenience's sake, let's say that it starts with the same people as GGautoblocker's primary list. It then adds anyone following two or more of these people, and adds them to the list. It then looks at the newly expanded list, and runs the same procedure again. This then repeats until it finds no new people to add.

Since this effectively blocks all of Twitter, I declare it to be the best and most efficient of all possible blockbots.