Was It A Real Person Or An AI Robot?

The composition gives information about a message that offers help to polish the author's writing.

Someone sent me a private message a few days ago.

The sender’s profile picture is a photo of a Caucasian woman.

It seems that whoever it was did not examine my profile.

I did not read the message, but I replied to the sender.

And I drew the sender’s attention to the note on my profile.

It reads as follows; do not to send me any private messages.

I came here to read and to publish my compositions,

Not to engage in controversies and pointless conversations.

I will delete all private messages without reading them.

 

The person obviously reviewed my profile and read the note,

For she contacted me by commenting on one of my poems.

She greeted me warmly and called me “fellow writer.”

And she said that if I was looking to polish my work,

Refine my story, or just make sure everything reads smoothly,

She was here to help as my beta reader, proofreader, and editor.

Lastly, she wanted us to work together to make my writing shine.

I said that I could not imagine someone offering to do this for nothing.

 

I was not sure if it was a real person, perhaps it was an AI robot.

In my respond to her comment, I included the following link:

https://jamaica-gleaner.com/article/art-leisure/20170528/poems

And I told her that some of my poems are in printed publications.

She only said, “That’s great of you” in response to the information.

I tried to make her understand that I did not need her help.

She insisted to help me and said, “I can be your poem editor.”

I declined her offer by politely saying, “No, thank you.”

Author's Note

Someone from another site gave me the answer to the question.