I have a BS in Social Engineering.

My day job is a full-stack developer in C#/JS, but I like most Computer Engineering-related things. Just keep it at or above the 1's and 0's level, or I start zoning out.

On StackOverflow, I enjoy investigating serial plagiarism cases.

• Most egregious cases found by # of flaggable items, including re-tread answers.

  (No names. Just here to document warning signs)

  1. 17; March 2022.

     • Often obscured stolen content in popular questions. Sometimes changed a few words around.
     • 4 answers escaped the 60 day +3 rep reversal limit. (+1 CW answer that would have qualified too)

  2. 12; March 2022. (2, then 10 after week suspension)

     • Active and persistent even after suspension, over about a week
     • Squatted answers then copied better ones or revised later to cover up
     • Always submitted code only answers, then advertised them in comments
     • Other answers were suspect, but could not directly prove plagiarism
     • Denied plagiarism when confronted (blatant case). Complained about voting fraud reversal.