content: Wow, thanks for this insight. This was exactly why I was asking. I agree with you, any dumb human can figure out it's a bot after 1 or 2 pragmatic fails by the bot and when a bot is tweeting, there doesn't necessarily need to be a conversation as such. They just spew out some tweet/comment and then the other bots upvote it. Isn't that how it works on Youtube and Reddit? Do you think the majority of activity on those sites is automated regarding likes, comments and thus the effect on overall visibility of certain accounts and topics?