What you think of this posting style?

[Etranger]

I see posts like this a lot, and I just try to ignore them. I remember I raised a similar question in a thread "Report plagiarism (copy/paste)" some time ago, and we discussed whether it was actually plagiarism, since there was a link to the original source. We came to the conclusion that it was not classic plagiarism, since there was no obvious attempt to attribute someone else's thoughts and analysis to oneself. But in general, I don't see any benefit from such posts, because the news background is available to everyone, and forum participants read the news themselves. The forum is a platform for discussing issues, not a news feed.

[Aanuoluwatofunmi]

Why is it so difficult for people to make a post a d fail to reference it, even if it's an image, it should be referenced except such already has it reference on it, maybe because of use of AI that is not totally against the forum rules is what give some the upper edge to dare make some post without following proper procedure to reference it, if you check most of those found under this category, they are AI posters.

[osasshem]

The username himself (Cryptocrit) has deleted all the posts in his profile. And only this behaviour of deleting the Posts indicated that he was deliberately using AI to post in the forum.

Is it possible to delete posts and activities from an account by the account user/owner?

This Cryptocrit is trying to cover every step he/she takes, and that is why he/she is providing links to a website of the post he/she is making here in the forum. This is a way of generating traffic to that website (whether it is his own or not).

[Agbe]

The username himself (Cryptocrit) has deleted all the posts in his profile. And only this behaviour of deleting the Posts indicated that he was deliberately using AI to post in the forum.

Is it possible to delete posts and activities from an account by the account user/owner?

This Cryptocrit is trying to cover every step he/she takes, and that is why he/she is providing links to a website of the post he/she is making here in the forum. This is a way of generating traffic to that website (whether it is his own or not).

Yes there are some boards that owner can delete his posts while he can't delete some boards except with the help of the moderator of the board. But in this case, as you can see from other comments, he didn't delete the posts but because of the  ban, and as the account got nuked, the posts were hidden.