In the end most of the dynamics in the forum are related to income and money generating. There are too many people using the forum for signature campaigns for most of their income because many are from countries where the monthly average income is less than what they can receive by enrolling on a signature campaign.

Once they look at the statistics, they then start looking at whether alt-accounts are a possibility and most of them cannot be blamed for thinking like that as money is the driving force and maybe that was the issue behind naim027 and all his known alt-accounts.

None of us know about the background situation to Royse777, we have no idea what her domestic situation is like but if memory serves correct there was an allegation and possible admission that Royse777 was not the original creator of the account which if true could mean that financial motive was there from the beginning if an account was purchased. I am fairly sure those were attributed to Royse777 in the past but if I have it wrong, simply regard the comment I made.

Having said that, maybe pressures of a domestic nature or a financial stress (coming from someone living in what I think is still considered as a relatively deprived country) got the better of her. To be clear, probably tens of thousands of others that have used this forum have gone through a situation where they can earn more here in a month than they can earn working their regular job.

Quote from: Poker Player on Today at 05:13:08 AM

He has started a signature campaign in a self-moderated thread. Logical I guess.

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I personally have nothing against him.

I suppose much of the problem we have seen is due to relying heavily on forum income. That's why he didn't have a cooling-off period after Bitlucy.

I generally recommend to anyone that they have a lot of life outside the forum, and especially that most of their income comes from non-forum sources. I suppose there are some exceptions but for 99.9% of people relying heavily on forum income is a big risk.