I don't blow my own trumpet at all, but the very first post says to use this format:
[b]Accounts connected:[/b] [url=https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=#]Username[/url], [url=https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=#]Username[/url], [url=https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=#]Username[/url] (and so on).
[b]Proof:[/b] Please provide substantial proof that the accounts you listed are owned by one and the same person. Either explain the connection here or link to the explanation.
[b]Addresses:[/b] List any addresses you have seen the person use. Best: One address per line. Also, use [code ] and [/code ] please.
[i]Miscellaneous:[/i] Any other comments you may have belong here.
And this random page
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1206112.960 shows you what a few of my posts look like.
I'll spends
hours researching, gathering the evidence, archiving and presenting it in a readable manor so that others can
peer review my work. ONLY ONCE that I can recall was it pointed out to me that I miss read two near identical Wallet Addresses, and on one other occasion a user pointed out that my research was based on an assumption that they were the sender, not the receiver. (the rest are just
Butt Hurt TM )
You are my peers, so there is no point squabbling if one of us has a difference of interpretation then take the other person's advice on board, they may actually be right!
Don't be afraid to apologise when wrong, it can happen to anyone
myself included.
Avoid editing a post - and
never delete a post, not without a very good reason. My incorrect posts are still there with an apology for all the world to see. Learn from your mistakes.
Spewing out a dozen posts with
this person is linked here and here tells no one anything of use as we can't see what the connection is. I am not going to go back over your post and open up a dozen or more pages when you could have taken the time to quote the relevant sections yourself had you taken the time to do the job properly in the first place.
Similarly, saying a Wallet Address is part of Wallet "X" is fine, but actually listing those wallets using the
Code
button helps keep otherwise lengthy posts to a shorter length. Go down the list and search BCT for each and every one of the Wallet Addresses. I've had 300+ pages open simultaneously with posts from multiple Alts all using the same Wallet / Wallet Addresses
Skype, Twitter, Facebook and even emails are gold in discovering Alts of scammers and for cross verifying two Alts that might otherwise go unnoticed.
When did they register or were last online? Even a user's PGP Key can give you clues to multiple Alts. It's up to you to go look for them.
There are no prizes for discovering someone's Alt.
This isn't a witch hunt. Most Alts have been found through the scammers threads posted elsewhere and a condensed version has been posted here to add to the list.
Were I the one that started this thread I would tell you all to lift your game and make your posts presentable, but alas, I didn't start this thread, so I can only respectfully ask you to improve your sometimes unreadable posts.
Thank you for reading.