That's hilarious. That's literally bad-actor tools, asking you to use them, and then punishing you for it. I wonder if that tool is intentional bait. You don't

That's hilarious. That's literally bad-actor tools, asking you to use them, and then punishing you for it. I wonder if that tool is intentional bait. You don't actually know if Twitter itself is acting in good faith there, or if it's a trap: a tool seemingly made to help bot networks, but which would show Twitter exactly who fell for it and set up their bot networks with a few convenient (too convenient?) clicks. It's a very interesting question, what side Twitter is on. I'm guessing it's on Twitter's side and Twitter's side alone, much like Facebook. If you're a bad actor and they're 'helping' you, it may be a trap.