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In that example, he's (diabolically) using multiple accounts to upvote his own questions. Genius, in a way. But I doubt everyone has the time and energy thoug
by ordinaryperson 9y ago
In that example, he's (diabolically) using multiple accounts to upvote his own questions.
Genius, in a way.
But I doubt everyone has the time and energy though to maintain a stable of fake accounts to boost your own stats.
I can understand fear of negative karma but the throw-away account will still receive just as much hostility (maybe more), you just don't keep the record of it attached to you.
Is that better? I guess, a little bit, maybe.
- outsidetheparty 9y agoYeah, that guy's an outlier -- I hope! -- but the "throwaway account for sub-par questions" thing seems to be pretty common. Either that or there are an awful lot of brand-new users with an oddly intimate understanding of site jargon...