Quote from: lovesmayfamilis on Today at 06:04:21 AM

I have seen this many times, too, and it seems some teachers teach this strategy.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5394559.msg64156343#msg64156343

I have often seen participants of exactly them in the company's signature, in which WeedGoW participates. You can imagine that he has problems with the Internet, and he prepares posts outside the Internet, and then, when he comes somewhere, he publishes them. I have not read his posts, and I do not know if they support the idea of communication on the topic, but often I see that people write simply without reading the previous posts. It turns out that you can prepare in advance and then publish everything in a heap.
He has likely forgotten what he wrote and what he did not, as he does not even delete the content that he wrote and published in advance.

We can all agree that this has become a popular line for spammers; perhaps they were introduced to the forum by another spammer who followed the same principles.

Reasons why we see a lot of users quoting replies from page 1 on page 5.... Interesting...

Such strategy will never support the idea of communicating on topic. Never.

Quote from: WeedGoW on Today at 10:23:50 AM

But I did not understand how a post was submitted twice.

Internet glitches only cause double posting on a single thread, however yours happened on multiple threads; it wasn't the Internet network, it was you. Admit it, move on, and perhaps stop using Notepad to create posts. If you're not comfortable using mobile, you can use a desktop. If you're having a bad network, log out, go out and have some fun.

You're getting paid to post, so put in some effort.