These snippets are from other cases, and a forum staff Xal0lex answered the question of connecting accounts with addresses they published.
So it now goes without saying that if a member publishes an address first, and another member publishes the same address, the member who published the address first can't be accused of doing anything wrong using that since they published the address much earlier. Here Issah56 published that address first, before thefreethinker did, so we can't use this to call Issah56 freethinker's alt.
Honestly, I didn't expect this from you. Well, you should know about it 
In your example, mia_houston published the address much earlier than rindo did. That's why your example doesn't fit. If it were the other way around, then we could talk about ban evasion.
In your example, mia_houston published the address much earlier than rindo did. That's why your example doesn't fit. If it were the other way around, then we could talk about ban evasion.Quote
Again, if someone publishes your address, it will be after you have published it. In any case, the publication of your address from someone else will be later than yours.
So it now goes without saying that if a member publishes an address first, and another member publishes the same address, the member who published the address first can't be accused of doing anything wrong using that since they published the address much earlier. Here Issah56 published that address first, before thefreethinker did, so we can't use this to call Issah56 freethinker's alt.