Drama Free, Divinity?

[G13]

So I was noticing some strange coincidences in some posting behaviors between a few people. Example:

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When you take a simple unique word like "fixt", and send it through the forum search. you only get 2 matches/people. No other poster on P99 spelled "fixed" as "Fixt". Coincidence? You on the jury decide.

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Ladies and Gentlemen of the jury, I give you exhibit C

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Coincidence? You decide

Then when you look at the punctuation behaviors between the two of them, you'll notice some similarities. Notice the word, word. Now I understand this person is attempting to hide their identity, but I believe that certain typing behaviors are ingrained into this poster that they are unable to mask. The specific punctuation behaviors are habit, and can't broken (word,word.)

No other poster excessively makes the same punctuation error. Examples:

Kutter

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Now I understand that the defendant in the following posts isn't flaming anyone, but the punctuation errors cannot be denied. Examples:

Humerox

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The final example left me scratching my head. There was an uncharacteristic harsh post from Humerox to Charyz. He later apologized, but ladies and gentlemen of the jury, it is my belief it was his intention to make this post on his troll account. Kutter!

*points finger*

*audience gasps*

http://www.project1999.org/forums/sh...ad.php?t=15019

Divinity leadership! I implore you to investigate this matter thoroughly. Your image on P99 is one of never breaking the rules. Never cheating. Of being upstanding people who would never trash another guild's integrity, troll, or otherwise run another guild's name or specific person's name in the mud.

The Prosecution rests your honor

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[Thulghor]

That's really funny.

[Starklen]

You've impressed me sir.

[Pheer]

detective bronson just cracked this case wide open

[Serith]

To contribute, both their names contain faulty spelling.

Kutter (Cutter*)

Humerox (Humor rocks*)

[Nocte]

The comma isn't a punctuation error.

CORRECT: "You're a retard, John."
INCORRECT: "You're a retard John."

CORRECT: "I think you may have eaten paint chips as a kid, by the way."
INCORRECT: "I think you may have eaten paint chips as a kid by the way."

CORRECT: "The prosecution rests, Your Honor."
INCORRECT:

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The Prosecution rests your honor

[Alawen Everywhere]

That was pretty clever of you, Bronson.

Serith, your shtick is so damned tired.

[Evorix]

<3 bronson

[Serith]

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That was pretty clever of you, Bronson.

Serith, your shtick is so damned tired.

Lord Serith*

[G13]

Originally Posted by Nocte [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

The comma isn't a punctuation error.

CORRECT: "You're a retard, John."
INCORRECT: "You're a retard John."

CORRECT: "I think you may have eaten paint chips as a kid, by the way."
INCORRECT: "I think you may have eaten paint chips as a kid by the way."

CORRECT: "The prosecution rests, Your Honor."
INCORRECT:

Right but sir I implore you to look at the specific way he uses said punctuation. Now if you do a search, or read through random threads here, you'll notice that it's very rare that another poster uses this punctuation. Sure, it's seen from time to time, but not in every single post. That similiarity is only seen in two specific posters. The similarity is in his excessive use of said punctuation. Always word, word. Even when it is not necessary.