Quote from: nutildah on Today at 01:01:14 AM

Even though the Stake campaign manager has said they are against the use of AI for writing posts, clearly that was a lie, as this user has now had 22 posts deleted as spam. Here's some of my more recent reports against them:

I have reported the posts you mentioned above as well, which are also clearly AI-generated. Regardless of the opinion of their campaign manager, this user deserves to be banned.

I reported them as well and seem to be deleted. He's someone worth banning, he had plenty of chances to stop, but he thinks he's a smart ass and invincible. If I were hin, I'd stop the first time I was caught, and I'd be willing to understand and forgive that it was a one time thing. He has crossed every boundary.

Quote from: Lucius on Today at 10:02:57 AM

I would be inclined to exactly that theory, considering that the manager wholeheartedly defends exactly such shitposters who could actually be part of the alt network that the company bought to promote itself on the forum. I wouldn't be surprised if they then hired one or more people to manage that network, and of course they use AI and paraphrasing to do their job.

It is obvious that such a way of promoting pays off, because the investment in buying alt accounts is returned in the way that they do not actually pay unique members to advertise them. Unfortunately, apart from the persistent report such post and the hope that some of the global mods will react with a ban, red tags or flags are quite ineffective for such things.

I'm inclined to believe that it's a very possible scenario. I haven't investigated if the said user has any addresses posted publicly, since Stake is paying on the casino account directly.

It must be tedious to write 70-80 posts per week, he has likely made it a team sport to cope.