The phrase "automated comment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where comments are generated by a system or software without human intervention, often in online platforms or applications.
Example: "The automated comment feature on our website helps users engage without requiring manual input from moderators."
Alternatives: "auto-generated comment" or "system-generated comment".
Your iter2 submission must address all the code reviews you received – all the human comments plus all the automated checkstyle comments that are marked #important.
Pretty sure that is more than obvious, but even so there are a lot of people that think if they use automated software and comment aggressively they will get somewhere.
It addresses the problem of automated posting of comments with advertising links on blogs.
They found fake groups, fake likes and comments, and automated posting across the network by unnamed malicious actors.
The new classifier is better at detecting spam on individual web pages, e.g., repeated spammy words the sort of phrases you tend to see in junky, automated, self-promoting blog comments.
Versioning support is built in, along with the ability to tag, rate, comment and get automated file recommendations based on the document's meta data.
An article on Nov. 12 about automated weapons paraphrased incorrectly from comments by Paul Scharre, a weapons specialist now at the Center for a New American Security.
Furthermore, in this study of state of the art of recent highly automated systems, some remarks and comments about limits of these systems and potential future research ways will be provided.
In mid March of this year they released a draft upgrade to their policies and called for public comments until April 10. automated tools (such as those for text and data mining) provided that any such reuse is subject to proper attribution....The existing policy will be clarified by specifically stating that Open Access includes unrestricted use of manual and automated text and data mining tools.
Instagram is fighting back against automated apps people use to leave spammy comments or follow then unfollow others in hopes of growing their audience.
