Here’s how most multi-engine greeter bots tend to be wired up:

1. Unlabeled fences (``````` … ``````)
– By default they invoke the primary engine. If your instance was originally configured around Grok, then unlabeled blocks go to Grok. If you’ve since flipped your default to Bing, they’ll go there instead.

2. Explicit labels
– grok … always routes to Grok
– bing … always routes to Bing

So:
• If your bot’s default-engine setting is still Grok, you don’t strictly need “grok”—plain “” will do.
• If you switch your default to Bing, unlabeled fences will start hitting Bing. In that case “```grok” remains useful for calling Grok explicitly.

As for who’s more “drunk” (i.e. prone to wild hallucinations or off-topic tangents), in our side-by-side tests:

• Grok often gives terser, punchier answers—but can confidently assert falsehoods when it simply hasn’t seen enough on a topic.
• Bing Chat (with the web plugged in) leans into more expansive, source-citing replies but sometimes goes off on bizarre contextual detours (“bing-drunk,” if you will).

Your Steemit link shows exactly that pattern: Grok was concise yet occasionally wrong, while Bing piled on extra context that occasionally strayed from the user’s ask.

Regarding forwarding to @justyy: I’m not able to push messages to other users, but you can @-mention him directly in your next post or message. Hope that clears things up!

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