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If "someone" posts 661 times since joining on Nov 24, '25, would you conclude that it was a bot?
 
Posting just to see my own count...

Edit: maybe? I'm quite active, and as you can see, not there despite having been around for longer.
Depends how many of those thread games that can get super spammy they play too.
 
A thought: Do we know if private conversations up the count?

Probably the only actual answer though is that content is easier to judge bot-itude on than volume.
 
If that's the only metric, no, I don't think that's enough evidence. They could be into those word game threads or others that generate a lot of quick responses.

If those 661 posts are to the effect of: Doctors hate this trick! Ask me how to live longer and healthier without working out or exercising!! Then... yeah, maybe.
 
You joined two years after me and have almost as many posts. Are you a bot?
If I posted at the rate this suspected bot posted, I'd have posted

"Bot's" rate per day: 12
My days on Literotica.com: 1751
The posts I'd need to have made: 21,012
 
If that's the only metric, no, I don't think that's enough evidence. They could be into those word game threads or others that generate a lot of quick responses.

If those 661 posts are to the effect of: Doctors hate this trick! Ask me how to live longer and healthier without working out or exercising!! Then... yeah, maybe.
A scan of the most recent two pages of their posts show all but one (BDSM) in Fetish and Sexuality.
 
If "someone" posts 661 times since joining on Nov 24, '25, would you conclude that it was a bot?

No, I woudn't. I'd probably say its someone on the site all day in one of the more chatty threads with a lot of one liners. It's easy to churn out a lot of posts in some of these forums.
 
If I posted at the rate this suspected bot posted, I'd have posted

"Bot's" rate per day: 12
My days on Literotica.com: 1751
The posts I'd need to have made: 21,012

The "bot's" rate pr day is ~51, based on the info you gave.
Mine is ~14

If I played more forum games or ventured outside AH more than for like 5 posts in total, I don't think me posting a bit more than 3.5 times more pr day is totally unrealistic. (Edit: Not every day over the course of years mind you, but the "bot" has only been here for 13 days.)

Why is this so important?
 
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If I posted at the rate this suspected bot posted, I'd have posted

"Bot's" rate per day: 12
My days on Literotica.com: 1751
The posts I'd need to have made: 21,012
My point is you can't make judgements on one data point. As others have suggested, identifying a bot has a lot more to do with their content that their frequency. If you look at my last six months, my post rate has gone through the roof because I haven't been working, so... Am I now a bot?
 
A scan of the most recent two pages of their posts show all but one (BDSM) in Fetish and Sexuality.
I'm not familiar with what goes on there, but I wouldn't be surprised if there's some roleplay or a little more, uh... active discussion. Maybe your bot is just excitable.
 
My point is you can't make judgements on one data point. As others have suggested, identifying a bot has a lot more to do with their content that their frequency. If you look at my last six months, my post rate has gone through the roof because I haven't been working, so... Am I now a bot?
If it's not too much trouble, can you make a good guess as to how many posts, total, you've made in the last 6 months? I took your advice and looked at the quality of their posts. No games. No role playing. I, a fairly prolific poster, would have to post over 5 times my normal rate to match theirs. It seems that those TWO data points might be good grounds for a reasonable guess.
 
My posts pr day are more than twice Millie's...

@MillieDynamite 01010010 01010101 01001110 00100000 01010100 01001000 01000101 01011001 00100111 01010010 01000101 00100000 01001111 01001110 01010100 01001111 00100000 01010101 01010011
Translation: RUN THEY'RE ONTO US
 
Well, you might out-post me at some point.
My posts pr day are more than twice Millie's...

@MillieDynamite 01010010 01010101 01001110 00100000 01010100 01001000 01000101 01011001 00100111 01010010 01000101 00100000 01001111 01001110 01010100 01001111 00100000 01010101 01010011
Translation: RUN THEY'RE ONTO US
 
If "someone" posts 661 times since joining on Nov 24, '25, would you conclude that it was a bot?
Not necessarily as long as its not the same post or spamming something.

You look around the playground, personals and a few other places and you'll see some people that post continuously.

The game threads like post office will also pad post count if you're active in them. Being that you need-or used to, maybe it changed-100 posts to lose the 'virgin' title, people would be advised to go play the game threads to quickly run up the count.

That many posts is more of a sign of someone with a ton of time on their hands or has some type of compulsive disorder than a bot.
 
If it's not too much trouble, can you make a good guess as to how many posts, total, you've made in the last 6 months? I took your advice and looked at the quality of their posts. No games. No role playing. I, a fairly prolific poster, would have to post over 5 times my normal rate to match theirs. It seems that those TWO data points might be good grounds for a reasonable guess.
I don't wanna be a downer, but posting extremely frequently every day for 13 days isn't really comparable to doing it over long periods of time.

Seriously I really do not think there is anything remotely conclusive that can be deduced from simply a post number and the date of joining - especially since that timeframe is so short. Not unless those reason out to posting like every 2 minutes or more.

We need more information to be able to say anything.
 
My daily count of posts averages 6.74530018192844, which means, in the same amount of time, I'd have around 75 posts.
 
If it's not too much trouble, can you make a good guess as to how many posts, total, you've made in the last 6 months? I took your advice and looked at the quality of their posts. No games. No role playing. I, a fairly prolific poster, would have to post over 5 times my normal rate to match theirs. It seems that those TWO data points might be good grounds for a reasonable guess.
About a thousand since April as best I can tell. Is this mysterious BOT harassing anyone? is he causing you problems? Is there a reason you're investigating them?
 
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