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It's another blogspammer.

He submitted a link 3 hours ago to "niliot.com," and the story is just taken word-for-word from TechCrunch.

The Niliot article: https://archive.is/SILJx

The TechCrunch article: http://techcrunch.com/2015/04/25/teslas-site-and-twitter-account-hacked/#.nywrgb:GEfx

Great find

>7 of those users also made top level comments in this /r/politics thread

Those comments are copied from the Disqus thread on the article.

https://disqus.com/home/discussion/thehill-v4/trump_called_schumer_for_help_on_reviving_health_care_push_report/best/

OrangeLovesGreen will delete posts that don't reach a high score. Here's an archived page of his account, showing several links which have since been deleted:

https://web.archive.org/web/20150106074624/http://www.reddit.com/user/OrangeLovesGreen

IBleeedOrange does the same thing. He'll delete threads that don't get a high karma score. So they have that trait in common, although maybe it's just something karmawhores in general tend to do.

That being said, I do get a different vibe from the two of them. I don't sense right now that they're the same person.

Looking at an article from "nothingbutfacts.com"...

The opening two paragraphs of this story:

https://archive.is/oGM9U

Are identical to a New York Post story:

http://nypost.com/2010/05/02/sniper-kills-qaeda-from-1%C2%BD-mi-away/

So, yeah, it's blogspam.

Now the person is going on a massive spree of pointing out other people's re-posts:

https://archive.is/TUHw1

Also, if the person made ~4 reposts in a row, then he/she must have deleted some, because the submission history only shows one thread.

Probably your network.

Giffgaff my mobile carrier won't allow me to use it unless I send my Passport, Mums birth cert and a blood sample in to prove I'm over 18 �� and have to use another network/home ISP.

There's a few ways around it for me via mobile such as a VPN / Orbot + Kiwi Browser + extensions.

Or does it occur on all networks?