I feel like I should say something for the record that I can reference, as this issue will never go away.
CH: You're not exposing "double standards." There's no standard for how to tag an account put up for sale by its owner from 3 years ago. Has the situation ever happened before? If not, there's no standard. Also, I have already been tagged for it, albeit it was a neutral tag.
As has been pointed out by others in this thread, lengths that somebody would have to go to in order to complete this sale and avoid detection are extremely complicated and without a clear purpose. Its not some slow, long con that began bungled years ago, all so I could be here to do
this. Obviously I didn't know what I was doing, was stupid about it, and had a change of heart. As the great Homer once said,
They don't call him nutildah for nuttin'

I began as an avid opponent of account selling, managed to rack up zero DT before my "incident," and zero since.
Look. If you can buy accounts, that means the trust system is meaningless, because it means you can buy trust. Within the bounds of the rules. Which is against the rules. Which makes the forum's current policies in contradiction with each other.
That's from a thread where I went off in a raging crusade about how account sellers should be not just red tagged but
banned. After it was explained to me by hilariousandco and KWH (who were remarkably patient in retrospect) that wouldn't change anything, I sort of gave up caring at that point, that is until 2017 when crypto started to take off like a rocket and suddenly accounts on this forum were far more valuable than ever before.
And after being here long enough and witnessing the effects first hand, I can see the kind of deviousness that can be accomplished through buying an established account.
I would like to think the good I have contributed to the forum far outweighs the bad, but you know, this is a subjective measurement only determined by a greater consensus. For more dramatic fun and slamming on me personally, please visit my
Reputation thread.