Autoclickers can be used to repeatedly click a desired spot or click in many locations faster than is possible with a mouse. If players do not want to report, they can just right-click the name on the chat box and hit ignore. If advertising a website, they can be reported under the advertising websites option. This can be a nuisance to other players, as with all the spam, and can be reported under the offensive language option. This is often used by players in populated areas like World 301 Varrock West Bank where a trade offer quickly disappears in the volume of other public chat messages, or it's used to advertise a real world trading site. Autotyping programs can be used to repeat a specific message over and over. Typically, they are used to perform tasks deemed overly tedious by real players, such as training a particular skill, collecting a certain item, or quickly typing an offer or phrase. Macros can be programmed to perform almost any task. Moreover, Jagex has the authority and power to reset or rollback a player's skill levels and/or bank value before initiating a ban. Usage of macros is not allowed under the RuneScape rules (Rule 7) and may result in action taken against that player's account, such as a temporary or permanent ban. The terms macroer, autoer, botter or bot usually refer to players who use such programs. A simple macro may just move the cursor to a certain position and perform a click while more advanced ones may interact with the game client directly as technology advances, botting methods as well as their countermeasures have evolved from simple macros to utilising machine learning. 
A macro operates by automating user input to the game. Macroing, botting, or autoing is the act of using third-party software to perform automated tasks. For the option under the chat interface, see Autochat.
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