my reaction was to your tone. If you would have only posted half this explanation in your original reply it would have been helpful

I completely understand.

What you don't see is that I put in 3 years of time and effort to making this robot, the service, and everything associated with it. Every day people assume the robot is part of Camel, as well as recommending Camel when the bot posts, when Camel is not related to the robot. Reddit spammer rules prevent me from making it more obvious that that isn't the case.

Camel didn't put in the time to making a reddit bot or integrating their service with Reddit. They could have done it 5 years prior to me doing it if they felt reddit was worth the effort. The end result is that someone who doesn't put in the time of effort gets constantly recommended over the person who did. I don't sweat it, but I do remark on it sometimes.

As you said, what you took as snarky wouldn't have been snarky if I had given an explanation for what I said. I don't like to post too often or too verbosely with the robot. I also can't post with my own account because then it looks like I'm shilling for it. So I post a little something sometimes, and maybe the user I responded to will take the time to investigate. I leave it to him rather than making a detailed sales pitch.

OP asked for 'a Chrome extension'. While I agree that he inferred yours - that could be argued either way.

I strongly disagree with you on this point. His post said:

"You are amazing! Do you have a chrome extension?"

There is no way to read that other than him asking me if I have a chrome extension.