This forum will lose empathy and respect sense among members if a member like @ChuckBuck didn't get a warn.
It is not the first time he made a hate comment to others.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.53921446
I'm not going to put up with tit-for-tat complaints on either side. @ChuckBuck does appear to be a little confused what is acceptable and what isn't, so let me be clear:
It does not matter if a user and their alts are scammers or not, this thread is a record of those connections. It is up to the person making the report to choose (or not) to tag a UID. If they feel a user is cheating and have the evidence to back it up, then their Red Paint TM will serve as a warning to others.
If two UID's have used the same wallet address... twitter account ... or whatever it may be, that is not proof in itself that the linked accounts are scamming. For example - Enrolling in a SigCamp twice is dishonest and not tolerated by the CM's, so Red Paint TM is applicable, remembering to advise the CM with a courtesy note and link to this thread. (BUT don't bombard a CM trivially!).
You can't rely on others to give out negative trust feedback on your behalf, you did the research, YOU leave the trust feedback. Others will see it (even if you are not DT1 or DT2, if they do their homework, they will see it).
The Lauda's of this world are mercifully fading from memory and the Forum. When Lauda locked the Mk II thread to start a moderated thread, I beat him to the punch and started this Mk III tread UNMODERATED - i.e. warts and all with the support of the other investigators that were around at that time as they, like me had had enough of the squabbling. Had Lauda started a moderated thread it would have been a one sided shouting match at anyone coming along.
UNMODERATED means learning to respect other's work and opinions. It does not mean shouting them down. Some scammers really are down on their luck - that doesn't mean you have to kick them when they are down.
Show some respect & be the better person.
Investigate. Tag. Move on.
Simple.