I'm bumping this thread because it was recently referenced in Meta, and as ninjastic.space has been invented since its creation, I thought I'd use it to statistically hone in on some claims made four and a half years ago now (my how time flies).
The following are peculiar misspellings of words or unique phrases, uncommonly found in the English language, that I suspected were only used by Quickseller and PrimeNumber7, or for the most part only used by him. Just want to add data from
ninjastic.space for the top posters of each example written between July 2014 (date Quickseller account was created) and January 2019, the day before this thread was created.
I'm not doing this for the purpose of wanting PN7 to get more tags (he probably shouldn't) so much as to satisfy my curiosity and lend credence to my original assertions, which sparked much debate at the time. I inadvertently identified (what are likely) additional alts of Quickseller in the process.
Here are a few examples of unique misspellings shared by both accounts:
- "passphraise"
Top results via ninjastic.space, along with # of instances per account, possible alts are
underlined, accounts quoting QS/PN7 or possible alts are
strikethrough:
1.
PrimeNumber7 [6]
2.
Quickseller [5]
3.
fonenumba [2]
4. BTCmoons [1]5. Coding Enthusiast [1]6. Kakmakr [1]7. MineForeman.com [1]8. Soros Shorts [1]9. bitmarket.io [1]10. blumangroup [1]
...
20.
thriftshopping [1]
- "immidiately"
Top results:
1.
Quickseller [55]
2. ApehaFan777 [16]
3. DIXItip4ik [16]
4. antropogen0009 [15]
5. nofork_man [15]
6. Akaiito_Official [13]
7. aragon4ikSS [12]
8. semiwylson [12]
9. ricardovaldossa [11]
10. surtur001s [9]
...
89.
PrimeNumber7 [2]
- "boarder"
Top results:
1. johnyj [10]
2. Spazzer [9]
3. popcorn1 [9]
4. Spendulus [8]
5. Tyrantt [6]
6. cryptonit [6]
7. pimpjuice [6]
8. pooya87 [6]
9. criptix [5]
10. deodivine1 [5]
11.
Quickseller [4]
...
42.
PrimeNumber7 [2]
- "Rodger Ver"
1. Alohadance [11]
2.
Quickseller [7]
3. LTU_btc [6]
4. gembitz [6]
5. Lauda [3]
6. bitkilo [3]
7. cryptohunter [3]
8.
PrimeNumber7 [2]
9. Rosewater Foundation [2]
10. cryptorTUX [2]
- "monitory"
1. iCEBREAKER [23]
2. arielbit [11]
3.
Quickseller [7]
4. AdamWhite [4]
5. Gleb Gamow [3]
6. Hyperjacked [3]
7. bobbywin [3]
8. CryptoBry [2]
9. JayJuanGee [2]
10. Sithara007 [2]
...
42.
PrimeNumber7 [1]
Here's some uncommon words/phrases being used by both accounts, many of which are used by QS on more than one occasion:
- "underlying root cause"
Top results:
1. provenceday [6]
2. InvexCoin [5]
3.
Quickseller [3]
4. immakingacoin [3]
5. HostFat [2]
6. af_newbie [2]
7. coins4commies [2]
8. protokol [2]
9. BADecker [1]
10. BitcoinJustin [1]
...
20.
PrimeNumber7 [1]
- "sow discord"
Top results:
1. TECSHARE [4]
2. Wind_FURY [3]
3. jonald_fyookball [3]
4.
PrimeNumber7 [2]
5. Spendulus [2]
6. iCEBREAKER [2]
7. korvas128 [2]
8. yurez83 [2]
9. AGD [1]
10. Alone055 [1]
...
18.
Quickseller [1]
- "maximum benefit of the doubt"
Top results:
1. Drachmae [4]
2.
Quickseller [4]
3. eddietheboss [4]
4. frankieShtain [4]
5. Probonau [3]
6. 3r197 [2]
7. GameOfCoins [2]
8.
PrimeNumber7 [2]
9. jamespastagueule [2]
10. suchmoon [2]
Of this selection, the least common words/phrases used by both QS and PN7 are:
"passphraise"
"Rodger Ver"
"maximum benefit of the doubt"
Looking at some other accounts that wrote "passphraise", we find some interesting trust ratings:
fonenumbathriftshoppingI'm sure there's others that could be found but this post is long enough for now.
Not sure if this further solidifies the connection or not, but at least there's some statistical backing for my original claims now.