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How do I block suspicious watchers?
sorry.Oh, and not to mention that the account is only 2 weeks old and they probably have some 300 favorites :/ Probably way more than that.
I have a suspicion this thing :kingbook2bookworm: is a bot page is FILLED with thanks for the favorite comments, and only an hour after it favorited something I made, they managed to get over 50 favorites in the small amount of time. Also, 16 pages into their faves I didn't see my victimized deviation. It pisses me off :/
- admitted was a bot.
- Spams links and comments and watches.Not sure whether this one is a manual watcher or a bot. They're doing both favoriting and watching.
I am a bit suspicious since they watched me without saying or favoriting anything.
And the fact that their profile is packed with 'Thanks for the watch' and 'Thanks for the fave' comments.
Here he is:
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I am a bit suspicious since they watched me without saying or favoriting anything.
And the fact that their profile is packed with 'Thanks for the watch' and 'Thanks for the fave' comments.
Here he is:
[link]
Ok! Not a bot!
I left a comment on their page saying that I didn't think they cared about my work, and they just faved and commented on a random deviation of mine.
But I still don't think they care about my work
I left a comment on their page saying that I didn't think they cared about my work, and they just faved and commented on a random deviation of mine.
But I still don't think they care about my work
That is called an attention whore. People like that go out and add every single deviant they stumble upon to their watch and know that people will naturally thank them and visit their webpage. They exploit those facts to gain attention and pageviews. In my opinion, they are worse than bots.