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He literally wrote a (not so) cryptic piece of prose after being warned, that spelled out how to identify these people - and then told his readers if they read
by FireBeyond 5y ago
He literally wrote a (not so) cryptic piece of prose after being warned, that spelled out how to identify these people - and then told his readers if they read it carefully, they could do exactly that.
In summary: "not an accident, in any way shape or form".
- Dylan16807 5y agoCan you be more specific? Saying how to identify someone sounds like a generic piece of useful information.
- FireBeyond 5y agoThe article has been deleted. But it wasn't "here's some generic tips on how to figure things out", it was more along the lines of "take the second character of the first word of each of the first four lines, and then the last word on each line will tell you a Google search - first result will have an article author, take that author's family name". It wasn't general "how to figure things out", but more "if I write these three riddles I'm not specifically saying person A and person B's names, and therefore I'm not in contempt". The court took a dim view of that.