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Q: Is ECC becoming overrun by trolls?

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11 years 31 weeks ago in  General  - China

 
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I wouldn't say overrun but more like we get a few here and there.  They come and go.  Just don't feed them.

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Yes it is.  The same old CFTU guy is back and I suspect there is an imposter running around pretending a bit too hard to be a certain person that was banned before. 

Spiderboenz:

If you are talking about the Burgher Queen, it is not an imposter

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In the thick if things I don't care too much either way; I was just saying that because the english looks better than before and the actual mistakes appear more forced and less natural...  It doesn't seem to be the same type of chinglish you are used to seeing. 

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I wouldn't say overrun but more like we get a few here and there.  They come and go.  Just don't feed them.

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i'd say it is bored students who are now on their Spring Festival break - this time of year always seems to have more.

The poor flowers.

 

starvation is the best thing for them.

Stiggs:

Or their bored teachers, they have a lot of time on their hands now too.

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At least now they have to register. No more of the Anon crap!

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It is getting annoying to have to sort through all of the crap in order to find the legitimate posts.

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No trolls can disturb anyone with a good dose of common sense, caution and a moderate expectation of grammar. I can spot 90% of the troll topics just from the way the titles are phrased. I may still comment, because feeding trolls is often fun.

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