Quote from: botany on December 25, 2016, 11:59:59 PM

I didn't realize that copy-pasters go to this extent.

The user apriloni has been necro-posting quite a bit.

One of his posts stood out.

Quote from: apriloni on December 25, 2016, 09:37:09 PM

Quote from: dukeneptun on June 26, 2016, 06:47:42 PM

Quote from: jt byte on June 26, 2016, 06:24:32 PM

The odds might be rising because Messi might not be in the starting line.
If not that will suck for over on goals bets or for a half time win.

Is he injured? What's the reason he didn't start in final game? It's too rare he miss games for injuries but he missed a couple at the start of previous season. If he plays Argentina is the favorite, but I don't underestimate Chile and Alexis Sanchez. They are the last champion for a reason.

No. That is usually the reason why they rise all the sudden when something like that comes to known before a match starts.
But they are back to 1.83 so I am guessing those assumptions of an absence have been quelled.

A necro post in a gambling discussion? I thought this would be a copy-paste and sure enough Google agreed.
There was a post by jt byte in the same thread.
The original post is there in Google Cache and has been deleted.
My hypothesis - apriloni is an alt of jt byte and is deleting posts in 1 profile and posting it in the other. Tongue

So does it mean that my hypothesis of users deleting their old posts and submitting them again got finally confirmed?

Quote from: Kotone on July 13, 2016, 04:28:53 AM

Bots are easily distinguished among members. Bots are 100% accurate, if you've seen too perfect posts about a certain topic, or too off-topic about that post, then that is easily perceptible. One example of this is if the topic is about Etherium mining and you've seen a post regarding other Altcoins. Then that would be easily distinguished.

I agree about completely off-topic posts

In fact, I caught a few copy-pasters myself because their posts were too out of place. But what do you mean by too perfect posts on a certain topic? I often check my recent posts for typos and grammar as well as correct them with the purpose of more smooth exposition (though I don't pretend that they are perfect, of course), and I've received positive feedback about their content and substance (both in private and public). Could you give an example of such a post, I'm really curious to see that