In late 2023, a Reddit user known as "evilscientist311" conducted a comprehensive analysis of Cleo's activity patterns and interactions with other Stack Exchange accounts.
> Wild to see a story I played a major part in on the front page… The first post outlining the theory and evidence was made by me a few years ago
> I gathered enough data from stackexchange, did some data visualizations, and drafted a post outlining my analysis. However, I didn't know a place where this could have been published anonymously to a large audience, so I presented it in a meme format, listing the evidence in the comment section
Were any of the 39 answers to questions that were not determined to be likely from a sock puppet?
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In late 2023, a Reddit user known as "evilscientist311" conducted a comprehensive analysis of Cleo's activity patterns and interactions with other Stack Exchange accounts.
However, I and others were on the scent at least as far back as April, 2023. See for example: https://x.com/TheDavidSJ/status/1650957407902658571
Edit the wiki and add it!
Blew up on Reddit yesterday.
> Wild to see a story I played a major part in on the front page… The first post outlining the theory and evidence was made by me a few years ago
> I gathered enough data from stackexchange, did some data visualizations, and drafted a post outlining my analysis. However, I didn't know a place where this could have been published anonymously to a large audience, so I presented it in a meme format, listing the evidence in the comment section
https://www.reddit.com/r/todayilearned/comments/1wyzrji/comm...
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