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some of your are worried you'll be misclassified as bots.

which tells me you don't really know what moxie farmer bots look like.

moxie farmer bots saturate cast replies with mechanical content, such as below.

the markers:
>casts too regularly (every five minutes, every hour, for 24+ hours)
>casts are too regular (length, verbosity, emoji usage all drift together)
>casts too often (wake casts 1000 times/ week; this user casts 1000/day)
>is very poorly integrated (not followed by credible users)

To make your post even more informative and help users understand how to avoid being misclassified as bots, consider adding the following points:

Variation in Timing: "Natural posting behavior shows variation in timing. If you’re consistently posting at fixed intervals, it could raise a red flag."

Content Diversity: "Engage in diverse discussions and vary your content style. Avoid repetitive patterns in your responses, as bots often stick to similar templates."

Authentic Interaction: "Bots often fail to engage in meaningful conversations. Make sure your replies are thoughtful and relevant to the topic at hand."

Human Touch: "Occasional typos, natural language flow, and genuine reactions are signs of human interaction. Bots often lack these nuances."

Engagement with Followers: "Interacting with your followers and other credible users adds authenticity to your account. Bots typically lack this organic interaction."