Quote from: GreatOrchid_alt on Today at 06:38:48 AM

There are hundreds of thousands of users here. A single mistake can be done by hundreds but that dosen't mean we can corelate those and blame anyone of alt farming.

Plagiarism is not just a mistake, it's a deliberate action. Also, didn't you do it twice and the mods decided to give you a pass on the first one? So not a "single mistake".
A single mistake was being greedy and posting in the campaign thread so fast that you didn't notice all your accounts had the wrong personal text.
Your second mistake was deleting all these posts when you were caught.

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There have been serious allegations against me from the time I opened this thread but those have not yet been proven. Three and a half years and those allegations still remain allegations only.

They were to the extent of our abilities. What would you want us to do? Come to your house and log in from your computer?
You should understand that circumstantial evidence isn't damning, but when there's enough it starts to look like you're not being honest here.
Nobody would try to get you banned for having alts, but these accounts we're talking about were hacked or sold and you tried to enter them all into 1 signature campaign.
The evidence, although circumstantial, show you as signature spammer, campaign abuser, account trader and plagiarist.

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It is also clearly mentioned in the warning I receive on my account about me getting banned due to plagarism only. Plagarism is a crime over here but it should also be given a chance. I'm ready to prove myself with a permanent signature ban.

True, but you made a thread here for all to see and comment, which means you wanted people to chip in and they did. You avoided confrontation for years about that situation with Onehash and this was a good thread to ask you about it.

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Much of the answers to Lucius are applicable here.
I've researched the other account you are trying to connect with mine. Those can easily be spotted with language change, verbal changes, etc but can you really spot it with my account?

Of course, which is why I asked if you were the only person with access to this account.

In 2014 and 2015 you were posting exclusively in altcoin threads. You were talking about mining altcoins, discussing GPUs, console commands for miners, going deep into technical stuff.
Then there's the gap in which I suspected your account changed hands and you say this:

Quote from: GreatOrchid on August 16, 2017, 03:24:52 AM

Personally i dont like altcoins, they are so unpredictable and a waste of time. Maybe you are lucky and find out a good one that suddenly did a x10 and you have good money then. But a lot of them dont survive and they may be forgotten.
So i try to stay away from them. The only one that i like is Ethereum, but bitcoin is the most safe if you are gonna have money on cryptocurrencies.

Pretty strange for someone who spent 2 years and wrote over 100 posts in altcoin discussion, don't you think? Of course that's just another circumstantial evidence.

You also must be from the US, right? The 2014-15 GreatOrchid claimed to be.

The moment when the account was sold is August 10, 2017. This is the point at which your account switches styles into this forced signature posting, very similar to that of your other accounts.

But that's not all. Your posts are contradicting each other all the time, which means you either have a very erratic personality, or, more likely, were switching accounts so often that you couldn't remember what you wrote a week or two before.
First you say you dont like altcoins and only have ETH, then a few weeks later yo post that you're buying altcoins and this is the most profitable work you've ever done.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1196225.msg21909589#msg21909589

If readers of this thread have time to spare they can look at your posts from 2014-15 and 2017 and compare them. 2014-15 have a completely different language, style, even spacing.

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I didn't see any credibility that time and also there were a few allegations coming up so I ignored the thread thinking I would never get back on forum with such serious allegations with are never proven. It kind of disappointed me. No matter how loyal I be, at the end I'm blamed with such accusations which clearly are false. Even today I am replying that these accusations are false but at the bottom of my heart I know no-one would care and would leave me at the current situation with a permanent ban.

My only affection towards the forum forces me to appeal again and again to see if the admins can be soft hearted to forgive me and give me a chance again.

So, you at that time didn't feel like fighting the accusations so you left the forum, but this doesn't answer my question, so I'll ask it again. Why did you delete posts in the OneHash thread?
It looks like you were trying to hide evidence and did that with all the involved accounts, which is just another proof they were connected.

Now we have this:
Your accounts had the same posting gap in 2017
Some of them woke up on the same day, the day when Onehash campaign started.
They posted in the campaign thread within 1 or 2 min between each other which is exactly the time needed to relog, change signature and fill the application with a new name and bitcoin address.
They made the same mistake in the personal text
They all deleted their applications after being caught
They all ignored the accusations
Some of them sent coins to the same address

All circumstantial, right?