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That is pretty spammy and, frankly, obnoxious. Not only is language constantly evolving, chances are that people didn't actually ask to be corrected (using comm
by moeffju 7y ago
That is pretty spammy and, frankly, obnoxious. Not only is language constantly evolving, chances are that people didn't actually ask to be corrected (using commonly used and understood language), much less by a bot?
- tyre 7y ago> chances are that people didn't actually ask to be corrected If you remove the tweets that are something the parent tweet didn't ask for comment on, there would be nothing left.
- andrewzah 7y agoThere’s a difference between not asking for a reply, and not asking for corrections for your grammar. Correcting native speakers when they didn’t ask is obnoxious. Particularly from an automated bot.
- baggachipz 7y agoI freely admit I did it mostly for the lulz, but the whole point of twitter is that people are shouting into the ether. Hardly anyone "asks" for responses from other accounts. My account has as much right to post and reply as theirs did.
- bluntfang 7y agoand your account has as much right to be banned as any other. It's clear that twitter does not want bots like that on their platform.