In the aftermath of her suspension from Twitter, @caitoz and others have made the claim that she was attacked by a "bot army" and that this action was the cause of her suspension. Let's take a look. 
This is the tweet that was theoretically amplified and reported by a bot army. Let's test the accounts that retweeted, quote-tweeted, or copied this tweet for signs of automation (24/7 tweet schedules and/or use of API/automation services).
Of the 775 accounts that retweeted and 53 that quote-tweeted @TrickFreee's tweet, exactly one was flagged as a likely bot based on the test described in the previous tweet.
There are 13 accounts that copied @TrickFreee's tweet, all automated via IFTTT. Based on the fact that they A) all have 3 or fewer followers and B) their clones of the tweet in question received no retweets, it seems unlikely that they contributed much to @caitoz's suspension.
Conclusion: while there are a few bots that copied the tweet in question, there's no indication of a "bot army" at work here - the vast majority of the accounts that interacted with the tweet do not appear to be automated.
