In the days since Twitter's crackdown on Trump's automated responders, the spaces beneath his tweets are still a hotbed of memes, arguments, and general nonsense, but they're coming from a wide variety of people and the tweets don't appear to be automated. 'If your application creates or facilitates automated reply messages or mentions to many users, the recipients must request or otherwise indicate an intent to be contacted in advance.'

'The reply and mention functions are intended to make communication between users easier, and automating these processes in order to reach many users is considered an abuse of the feature,' Twitter's policy states. Mr Trump at one point re-tweeted a caricature depicting him as Pepe in October 2015, with the caption 'You Cant Stump the Trump'. While Twitter does not ban all bots (there are many useful or entertaining automated accounts), it does have a policy against 'reply bots.' When I asked for information about PatrioticPepe, RichiJMiller, and ErikaPiris, Twitter told me it does not comment on specific accounts, but it directed me to the site's automation rules. When one presidential candidate loves to communicate with his voters through 140-character. The video linked in the tweet Well, its a real gem too: Cant tell if trolling or trying to connect with the youth. The 2016 presidential campaign truly is a product of its time. He claimed that if his father had acted like Hillary. By the time I got around to trying to pull them back up, Twitter had already suspended the accounts, so you'll have to take my word for it-they were spamming Trump's tweets with ads. I kid you not, that is a Trump Pepe that the Donald tweeted, preserved in screenshot in case he actually figures out what hes tweeted and tries to delete it. He tweeted and instagrammed a Deplorables meme that included Pepe the Frog, a symbol now used by white supremacists and the alt-right. has no idea what Pepe the Frog is, the eldest son of the Republican presidential nominee remarked Friday, as he also defended himself after some. In the course of researching this story, my browser crashed before I had taken screenshots of those accounts' tweets. Pepe the Frog is a humanoid frog cartoon character who became a popular internet meme in the early 2000s, and was notoriously appropriated by white. Twitter has now suspended both of those accounts, too. In October of that year, an unauthorized image of Pepe dressed as Donald Trump and standing behind the Presidential seal appeared on Twitter,’ the suit says.

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