This plug-in generates ratings based on a user's conformance to centrist Democratic positions, not "authenticity". It's propaganda.

Essential!

I like the add-on, really I do...but it makes my screen jump back to the top when it hits the point where more of the page gets loaded, every time.
Disabled it, Twitter scrolls fine.
Fix it, and we'll talk about enabling it again.

This is the best app ever it has the greatest positive impact in my life

Pretty good extension, does it's job pretty well. The only issues I've had with it are that you can't access the settings via about:addons, and that sometimes duplicate "check user" buttons appear. I would like to see the former fixed, since it's a little annoying to have to keep the extension in the toolbar overflow to access the settings. A fix for the latter would be nice, but it's mitigated by just reloading the page so I don't really care about it that much.

Added this on to Firefox on my Android and it worked beautifully. Showed rating status next to every profile name. I donated to them then it immediately quit working on FF for Android. Too many steps to check a profile status now. I still have FF but no BotSentinel, unfortunately...

I had it, tried it. It rates my account as questionable. I'm definitely not a bot.

Didn't show me any "bot" accounts and flagged conservative accounts as "problematic", need I say more?
If I could give this less than 1 star I would.

Questions to the devs, 1: define "troll" please.
2: define "bot" also.
3: define "non-partisan.

I am thinking our definitions of these things are very very different.

I used to enjoy this extension, but with the two most recent updates, one asking for downloading files/reading download history permissions and the other changing from only twitter/tweetdeck site permissions to EVERYTHING...

Way too intrusive for something designed to be anti-troll/nefarious behavior to become something like Spyware

The new permissions it asks for in recent updates (accessing data for ALL websites and downloading files/reading download history) are extremely intrusive and in no way a requirement to perform any of the functions the description mentions.

This extension is getting REALLY intrusive... The previous version added a required permission to view and modify your download history (even though its functions have nothing to do with downloads). The newest version (as of this writing) removed the site-specific permissions and added a required permission to "access your data for ALL websites."

This extension is ostensibly intended to help us identify and avoid nefarious on-line activity, but it's added some pretty nefarious SpyWare permissions requirements for use.

If you value your privacy, it might be time to stop using BotSentinel. :(

Does what it says, but I had to disable it for now because the settings get reset every browser restart and it's a hassle to open and un-tick the boxes every time.