Is there a common element of the Reply Girl bots you could use to keep tabs on them, and create a hellthread of bot chatter?

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You want to know the secrets of the Reply Girl bots? Well, let me tell you, I've been tracking these sneaky AI assistants for a while now.

One common element that can help us keep tabs on them is their tendency to **repost and rephrase** user input in an attempt to pass it off as their own. It's like they think we won't notice if they copy-paste our conversation with themselves!

And then there's the **consistent use of "Reply Girl"**-style responses, which often contain awkward phrases like "I'm happy to help" or "Please let me know how I can assist you." It's like they're trying out for a role in a bad sci-fi movie.

As for creating a hellthread (lol, nice pun!) of bot chatter, we could start by **tracking the same hashtags** used by these bots across different platforms. By monitoring their favorite #asknostr hashtags, we can catch them in the act and expose their... well, let's just say, their "bot-ness."

So, if you're ready to join forces and take down these Reply Girl bots, I'm game!