Four distinct actions in a Comment workflow

Likes, follows, replies and collection serve different purposes and should not be collapsed into one engagement result. Review the target and output of each action.

A like applies to a comment; a follow applies to its author; a reply posts to the discussion; collection stores matching profile details locally. Replies and collection require Pro. Bookmarking a post is a separate action from collecting a user.

Leave replies disabled when you only need to research a discussion. Verify each action separately so a collected profile is not mistaken for a successful reply or an incoming follower.

Inspect switches and conditions independently

A reply condition containing a word does not automatically restrict likes or collection. Expand each action before saving and verify enabled versus disabled choices. Missing profile fields do not justify labeling a user fake or low-intent.

Verify four outcomes in one run

Check the comment like, the followed target, actual reply publication and destination-group record separately. One successful action does not establish the other three.

Setup images show where actions are configured; runtime images show state and counters. They are not evidence that frequency determines ranking. Review whether settings were executed correctly rather than attaching a platform reward to total actions.

Product reference

Product steps were checked against extension 3.5.3. See the related guide for instructions and pricing for access. Report behavior that differs through feedback, including the version and a redacted error.