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RE: I've personally decided against using steemauto.
I've had a similar experience where I found myself engaging less with the authors I want to connect with. For that reason, I simply made a point to comment more on their posts. But I do understand the point about quality. That's a good one to bring up. Where SteemAuto has the most value for me is in voting for curation trails, but I've found that my voting power is much weaker if I do too much automation, so I've slowed things down considerably by lowering the percentage of my votes. It's a big learning process.
The feature I was most excited about was being able to schedule post in attempt to take advantage of times when users are most active on steemit. With that being said it sounds like users are making the necessary adjustments for the service to fit their personal needs. Let's hope those needs will be good for the platform as a whole in the long run.
Yes. Let's hope. And I think they will. As long as it isn't abused, it can be a good thing.