H1b

I wanted to share this because I'd usually think someone responding to an automated rejection is a fool and I hesitated for a moment before doing so. I got a rejection from a job that mentioned something about needing to be able to legally work in the country I reside in. I think it's the rejection for needing an H1B visa. Considering that I'm a US citizen working from the US, I decided to reply, despite thinking my email would go into some inbox or maybe the trash, never to be seen. I got laid off over 2 weeks ago so I really need a job, but also this is a job that I am genuinely excited about and would apply there even if I had a job, so I figured what do I have to lose? To my surprise, I got a reply less than 2 hours later saying that there was an error in the filters they set up and my application was rejected by mistake. They got my application back in the queue. I emailed them back thanking them for investigating and letting me know what happened. They replied saying that I also saved 2 other applications from false rejection. While this may not get me a job, it got me on their radar, restored some of my own faith in humanity, and also saved 2 other people from the same hopelessness. I usually wouldn't pay much attention to a rejection email since they're all usually the same, but I guess don't be scared to take a chance and reach out? It most likely won't go anywhere, but sometimes it does. By the way, I'm not saying to reply to actual rejections, but if something doesn't seem to make sense, speak up, these systems aren't perfect.