(08-13-2021, 08:02 PM)MindHacker Wrote: ===============
DISCLAIMER
Everything that on the Internet seems free, IRL is not. So don't attempt to SE sinister.li because ranks are used to pay for the servers. Anything that follows is purely for educational and entertainment purposes.
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Let's pretend that you want to SE a sinister.li rank. How would you do it?
I suppose there is no problem in discussing this, as if an anyone has any good ideas, they immediately become redundant.
Long term, I think it would be a lot easier. Having an aged profile would be important.
Personally, I highly doubt I'd be able to SE Sinisterly, especially since it's a popular part of the forum- so admins are knowledgeable on all the various methods.
First I'd make a post, claiming I'm close to submitting my final and most important assignment for my university degree and need a little help with something related to programming- it would be worth looking at sinisterly accounts with the highest amounts of NSP, and seeing what programming languages they are fairly knowledgeable on. I'd try to drag the conversation on for as long as possible- as to make the user(s) remember me.
Then, I'd make another post around a month later- tagging any users who helped me with my previous post. I'd thank them and explain that my exam is in 2 weeks time.
Then, I'd create a dummy account, and post a malicious link. Then on my original sinisterly account, I'd make a comment on that post saying it got me some sort of virus.
Then, my final post would be explaining the fact that I lost all of my files, that they'd been encrypted maybe- and I now was in a situation where I'd never have time to reach the submission deadline for my degree. If I were real scummy, I would add a few harsh statements to try and create an emotional effect.
All this, would be betting on someone donating me NSP out of sympathy.
Let me know if you see any flaws/potential improvements in my SE scenario.