The evidence can be quite strong but if there is no concrete proof, the line between a scripted conversation or not is very small.
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Yep, that's the primary counterargument I expected. The ATLANTICO example has more of a classic spam megathread kind of feel, but the EvenCoin and SafeInsure examples are, I feel, much more insidious in that they give the appearance of a genuine conversation occurring until you really pay attention to what is being said, e.g. from the EvenCoin thread -
Post 2662 makes a typically generic assertion found in most spam megathreads:
I like that this project promotes the ideas of a distributed economy to the masses and uses for this just the technology of blockchai. It's great to make it more massive and attract more new users.
Post 2663 then responds to that generic assertion with a generic question:
I like that this project promotes the ideas of a distributed economy to the masses and uses for this just the technology of blockchai. It's great to make it more massive and attract more new users.
And what are the advantages of this project? Can I ask you about?
Post 2664 provides generic answers to the previous generic question - I mean, what crypto doesn't "support cross-border transfers"?:
I like that this project promotes the ideas of a distributed economy to the masses and uses for this just the technology of blockchai. It's great to make it more massive and attract more new users.
And what are the advantages of this project? Can I ask you about?
Well, for example, EvenCoin will support cross-border transfers, which in itself is an excellent solution, as this will help to facilitate international trade between entrepreneurs. It's also a ready-made and complete e-commerce system, and this is based on the highly reliable method of Escrow
Etc.