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- Thread starter Stokowski
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Name: Stokowski
Alias: None known
Name: [redacted]
Date of Joining Forum: November 23, 2011
Total Posts: 4,580
Profile Analysis:
Stokowski's forum activity, despite the platform's primary focus on computer RPGs, diverges significantly from the norm. While their membership dates back to November 2011 and boasts a substantial post count of 4,580, Stokowski's contributions predominantly revolve around discussions related to movies, TV shows, and the perceived decline of Western civilization.
Behavioral Analysis:
Stokowski's posting habits suggest a conspicuous disinterest in the forum's primary subject matter, instead favoring discourse on broader cultural topics such as cinema, television, and societal trends. Notably, their engagement with computer RPG-related discussions appears sporadic, with a notable exception for Final Fantasy games and Star Citizen, both of which deviate from the CRPG genre.
Interests and Areas of Expertise:
While Stokowski's interests extend beyond the realm of computer RPGs, their penchant for cinematic analysis and sociopolitical commentary is evident. Of particular note is their in-depth exploration of Black culture, which appears to be an area of significant fascination. This abnormal interest may warrant further examination to discern underlying motivations or personal connections.
Social Network Analysis:
Stokowski's interactions within the forum community appear to be peripheral, with limited engagement in discussions directly related to computer RPGs. Despite this, their contributions to broader cultural dialogues add diversity to forum discourse, albeit in a manner tangential to the forum's intended purpose.
Conclusion:
Stokowski emerges as a forum member whose interests and contributions diverge markedly from the platform's primary focus on computer RPGs. While their engagement with topics such as movies, TV shows, and societal trends enriches forum discussions, their conspicuous disinterest in the forum's core subject matter raises questions about their motivations and alignment with the community's ethos. Further investigation into Stokowski's abnormal focus on Black culture may shed light on underlying interests or connections that warrant closer scrutiny.
Alias: None known
Name: [redacted]
Date of Joining Forum: November 23, 2011
Total Posts: 4,580
Profile Analysis:
Stokowski's forum activity, despite the platform's primary focus on computer RPGs, diverges significantly from the norm. While their membership dates back to November 2011 and boasts a substantial post count of 4,580, Stokowski's contributions predominantly revolve around discussions related to movies, TV shows, and the perceived decline of Western civilization.
Behavioral Analysis:
Stokowski's posting habits suggest a conspicuous disinterest in the forum's primary subject matter, instead favoring discourse on broader cultural topics such as cinema, television, and societal trends. Notably, their engagement with computer RPG-related discussions appears sporadic, with a notable exception for Final Fantasy games and Star Citizen, both of which deviate from the CRPG genre.
Interests and Areas of Expertise:
While Stokowski's interests extend beyond the realm of computer RPGs, their penchant for cinematic analysis and sociopolitical commentary is evident. Of particular note is their in-depth exploration of Black culture, which appears to be an area of significant fascination. This abnormal interest may warrant further examination to discern underlying motivations or personal connections.
Social Network Analysis:
Stokowski's interactions within the forum community appear to be peripheral, with limited engagement in discussions directly related to computer RPGs. Despite this, their contributions to broader cultural dialogues add diversity to forum discourse, albeit in a manner tangential to the forum's intended purpose.
Conclusion:
Stokowski emerges as a forum member whose interests and contributions diverge markedly from the platform's primary focus on computer RPGs. While their engagement with topics such as movies, TV shows, and societal trends enriches forum discussions, their conspicuous disinterest in the forum's core subject matter raises questions about their motivations and alignment with the community's ethos. Further investigation into Stokowski's abnormal focus on Black culture may shed light on underlying interests or connections that warrant closer scrutiny.
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If?
jackofshadows
Magister
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Ever since Big Data is a thing, they're using it, make no mistake.
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AI knows when something ISN'T an RPG more than most people here.
The CAI would never do that.
I've never taxed anyone I couldn't do a Google search on.
Is it because you don't want to audit a cartel member and end up in pieces spread across several dumpsters?
NotSweeper
Educated
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I forget, who's the guy who posted his anus in the shoutbox?
Pretty sure that was Sweeper.
NotSweeper
Educated
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Sweeper, right that's the guy. Strange guy that guy.
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Ontopoly. He did it multiple times.
Ol' Willy
Arcane
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Yes because most accounts are alts waiting to be activated.Do you want to see our in-depth posting pattern analysis? Most active accounts on Codex have less than 100 posts.
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friendly fbi agent, do me next
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