@suzianne saidOn maybe a dozen occasions in 2023, someone has used the account called @Filthy-Herman to post on the Spirituality Forum only to then delete it almost immediately. I cannot recall any posts that weren't deleted immediately, and left there for people to read. Can you?
Another innocent you plan to roust out?
I concur with Ghost about Herman.
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@fmf saidI have read his posts in a couple of clubs, that he hasn't deleted. Why he decides to delete his own posts in public forums I can't say. But the insinuations that you and Dive are making that it means he is a second account is incorrect. He is a decidedly unique and interesting character. (Just read his profile).
On maybe a dozen occasions in 2023, someone has used the account called @Filthy-Herman to post on the Spirituality Forum only to then delete it almost immediately. I cannot recall any posts that weren't deleted immediately, and left there for people to read. Can you?
@ghost-of-a-duke saidWhy he decides to delete his own posts in public forums I can't say.
I have read his posts in a couple of clubs, that he hasn't deleted. Why he decides to delete his own posts in public forums I can't say. But the insinuations that you and Dive are making that it means he is a second account is incorrect. He is a decidedly unique and interesting character. (Just read his profile).
Neither can I.
@fmf saidIt is certainly true that often that can be an indicator that someone has inadvertently posted while using a second account. But to do so a dozen times as you have observed?
Why he decides to delete his own posts in public forums I can't say.
Neither can I.
I think it more likely a case of someone not being use to posting in public forums and after making a post thinks better of it and deletes.
@ghost-of-a-duke saidWhy he decides to delete his own posts in public forums I can't say.
I have read his posts in a couple of clubs, that he hasn't deleted. Why he decides to delete his own posts in public forums I can't say. But the insinuations that you and Dive are making that it means he is a second account is incorrect. He is a decidedly unique and interesting character. (Just read his profile).
Neither can I. It's very peculiar.
@fmf saidSee above.
Why he decides to delete his own posts in public forums I can't say.
Neither can I. It's very peculiar.
@ghost-of-a-duke saidTo do so a dozen times [as I have observed] makes it more likely that the pattern is one that indicates that "someone has inadvertently posted while using a second account", as you put it.
It is certainly true that often that can be an indicator that someone has inadvertently posted while using a second account. But to do so a dozen times as you have observed?
@fmf saidI think it more likely a case of someone not being use to posting in public forums and after making a post thinks better of it and deletes.
To do so a dozen times [as I have observed] makes it more likely that the pattern is one that indicates that "someone has inadvertently posted while using a second account", as you put it.
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@ghost-of-a-duke saidOver and over and over and over again? This sounds a bit far-fetched.
I think it more likely a case of someone not being use to posting in public forums and after making a post thinks better of it and deletes.
@fmf saidI think you should take a leaf out of Dive's book.
I still think it's peculiar, regardless of what divegeester says.