Quote from: Crypt0S0ul on September 05, 2022, 04:37:15 PM

The same thing I also thought after I got a PM from a reputed member. No, I don't want to be an asshole. If you see my last thread, I just gathered some information and asked the community if it's sufficient or not. Because it was suspicious to me, and I wanted to report it. But, before reporting, I was trying to make sure I was right or not. That's why My thread title has a (?) Question mark.

Firstly, I will say that no, I will not ask you to shut up, because you have the right to vote, just like everyone else. But it seemed to me that you previously asked about opening one topic for your searches, or was it a proposal from the members of the forum? Wouldn't that be more convenient?

The second thing I want to say is that if you yourself are not sure, then you are suggesting that others complete the check that you did. To round everything up, you can ask about any account that "seems" suspicious. And it loses confidence in you. Be confident.

Also, there are rules according to which alternative accounts are considered violators of the ban. Xal0lex spoke about this in great detail.

Quote from: Xal0lex on January 23, 2022, 07:36:04 PM

It's simple. If two or more accounts have the same information (cryptocurrency addresses, email, twitter, telegram, etc.), the banned account is checked first for matching information. If the banned account has the above information mentioned later than the non-banned accounts, then ban evasion is not considered. This is done to avoid mistakes.

Let's look at such an example. One user decided to frame another to get banned. He create a new account, take the BTC address from your post and place it in any topic. After that, he post plagiarism in any topic and his account is banned. Or he can ban account using the "security question" option. Then his write a post in this topic from his main account that you are evading the ban. And the moderator bans you. And you go to Meta and start proving that this is not my account, etc.

That's to avoid such embarrassments and need such tactics.

I hope you get the gist.

I am more than sure that if you had submitted a report on ban evasion to the moderators without the opinion of the community, it might not have received a "bad" mark, but it remained unprocessed.
Just follow the advice above from Xal0lex.