Good catch, but I will never understand what's in the minds of people who cheat this way and don't even try to hide their tracks. Is it that they are not aware that someone is paying attention to such things, or are they simply having low IQ so they use one address for different profiles?
They might not just be aware of the rules about cheating bounty campaigns that is why they just try to join multiple accounts with the same address, most of them are not even reading the rules so I won't be surprised if they just try to cheat a bounty campaign unknowingly. The bad thing about this is once they got caught from cheating a campaign I am certain that they won't be making this kind of mistake when they will try to cheat a campaign in the future.
It would be good if there was a database of all such accounts that could easily be checked by all signature/bounty managers - something like BPIP, but only with all linked (alt) accounts.
This is a good idea but I don't think that it is a more convenient way then just tagging the bounty cheaters. A red trust will be much more visible to them compared to looking at their names and profiles on a database or spreadsheet file. At least if a DT tagged them they can be automatically get excluded from that campaign.
