Before revision:  This along with other findings presents evidence that the authentic users were the driving force of virality and influence in the network  .
After revision:  This along with other findings presents evidence that the authentic users were the driving force of virality and influence in the network came from regular users - users who have not been classified as trolls by Twitter. On the other hand, we find that on average, troll accounts were tens of times more influential than regular users were. Moreover, 23\% and 22\% of regular accounts in the top-100 and top-1000 respectively, have now been suspended by Twitter. This raises questions about their authenticity and practices overall, during the 2016 US presidential election .