I wouldn't worry about DTM, they belong to a set of users that have picked up dirt cheap mega Boolberry stacks (because they didn't want to pay market rates for Monero) and now are hoping for riches. DTM is never going to stop talking about his Boolberry.
Heh, it's interesting .. we now have another evolution of the trolling tactics. It's been nice to watch it evolve:
1: Barely readable community padding supporting another coin, conversations between a couple of sock puppets that ignore most everything else.
2: Slightly mare targeted community padding, putting down this coin and putting up another one .. posts still barely readable.
3: Slightly offensive community padding, putting down this coin and putting up another one .. posts starting to be readable.
4: Highly offensive targeted statements, well beyond typical subliminal community padding, including comments that would be downright illegal to make in public.
5: Multiple threads actively denouncing the state of this coin, with mostly grammatically correct english and structured in a way that involved a big time sink.
6: Fully-involved trolls, dedicated to trolling this community using multiple accounts. Great typing skills for the most part, and always seem to be trying to insinuate that people are horribly wrong about everything .. especially in their support of Monero. It's to the point now where those that are paid directly, and those that are simply holding another coin and are paid by just holding it are indistinguishable.
7: ..?
(Possibly entire IPO's about some magic super internet coin highway and for made up reasons Monero's not invited)I'm expecting to now see an evolution of 'Monero shilling tactics' to whatever bored troll decides they want to take the casual completely-opposite mirrored-post tactic? At least that'll be Monero related
The best way to approach this is to take on the mindset of knowing that that none of these people own any coins, and support nothing related to cryptocurrencies. They're about the same level of telemarketers .. sitting at a desk going from call to call waiting for that check at the end of the week .. saying whatever they've been trained to say. Typically, people just hang up on telemarketers. We should hang up on the telemarketers.