> I totally understand your first reaction "this is tool for marketers willing to use automation tools to bother people" but actually it's not like that. > The

> I totally understand your first reaction "this is tool for marketers willing to use automation tools to bother people" but actually it's not like that. > The tool internally fosters a collaborative and helpful behavior, and clearly asks to avoid spammy content. I hope you can see the other perspective, which is that simply asking your users to use a tool in positive ways doesn’t automatically make it a positive tool. The tool doesn’t really foster anything other than delivering messages to contacts that follow. Twitter is spammy enough as is. I don’t want my DMs hijacked to be another channel for unsolicited content generated by bots.