Seems there is a connection between the following.
Dogie
Quickseller
Funny how Wardick as well as others are immediately coming to their aid across a variety of threads. Interesting, how recently their interest has turned to these 2 accounts out of left field. It is almost if they are magnetically drawn to the threads with those two names right?
I wonder why someone would see the connection between Dogie / Quickseller and need to defend just those to two accounts given the wide range of other accusations that get made in the these forums Wardick seems overly enthusiastic in very recent time to these two accounts being challenged by the community about their ethical behavior.
I think someone is clearly "biased" towards defending certain accounts. I wonder what motivates such accounts?
I would question the validity of this account being independently controlled by an individual other than Dogie or Quickseller.
You just need to look at the posting hours of each account to see that this is an absurd claim.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/quickseller-358020
https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/wardrick-85316
https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/dogie-87869
Really...
Wardick and QS look pretty damn similar to me :|
Just read their posts and you can tell they're written by different people. Come on, even though you don't like QS, you can't tell me you actually believe this. Also, though the distributions look similar, one is shifted by a few hours, which is statistically significant when the distribution is of over 1000 posts.
You used what software and sample size to do that collocation analysis? Are you trained to make that assessment? Does your assessment include the possibility an account is shared? It really begins to look more like a coven when none of these accounts seem interested In an open dialog about the issues raised initially or call for the thread to be locked. Seems some accounts are more prone to that sort of tact ONLY in a couple of threads centered on Dogie and Quickseller. Nothing to see here move along just isn't going to cut it.