ryanmerket
1) Don't be obtuse. Why in the world would I create accounts with my OWN site's name?
2) I have thousands of registered users and many people want the site to succeed, so yes, it is a plausible defense.
3) It should be easy to go see what the IP of those users are. It's definitely not me.
edit: I have publicly complained about HackerNews shadowbanning me, so my hunch is one of my supporters/fans is doing to be helpful.
and then everyone sht on me on reddit.
did you look at the UA, IP, fingerprint?
i'd put my hand on a bible if i had one.
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