Before revision:  Second, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we found that political bodies increased their coordinated activity. Such surge in coordination worsens the trade-off between usability and rateof detection. To identify most of the benign activity during the pandemic, the classifier misses nearly 25\% of disinformation activity. Conversely, if the classifier achieves a high rate of detection for malicious coordination, it misclassifies 46\% of legitimate coordinated activity. In doing this meta-analysis ,  we show that although coordination patterns could be useful for detecting disinformation activity, further analysis is needed to determine the community's intention .
After revision:  Second, due to the performance drops yet is still promising (F1 = 0.71) , we show that although coordination patterns could be useful for detecting disinformation activity, further analysis is needed to determine the community's intention .