Is it legal/kosher to have multiple accounts?

SteveG wrote: Tapfret wrote: What is really bizarre about him is he gives different ratings to the same album.  Multiple personality disorder is a real thing. Unfortunately.

Edited by ExittheLemming - June 19 2020 at 21:43

I remembered Zoltan's name for issues surrounding his reviews before.

It's not considered good to have two concurrent accounts (and can lead to banning depending on the situation, say with multiple personae at the forum) and certainly one shouldn't be doing both a rating without review and a review of an album, ;et alone one's own. And both accounts have been active today within a short time of each other. It's the same person, and had that person decided to do a review, that could have been edited into his ratings (otherwise should have contacted us bout changing the ratings to reviews). Will delete the reviews and remove the new account. I will save them here in this thread if he comes looking for them.

Reviews by TheDesolationRose (Zoltan):

Ingenious Cacophonies
Benjamin's Kite
Review by TheDesolationRose

5 stars "For a new prog band that originated in Canada, with a fairly moderate Symphonic sound, and loud keyboards, this album is very well done, well recorded and overall a journey.
What this new band was able to do with a complex arrangement, various different subgenres in prog, this album did what the last one they put out couldn't. This album has a stronger consistency than AE (Antediluvian Euphonies) and just overall a better recording sound. For me, AE was a bit lacking in production, this album has a much cleaner and defined sound, with smooth epics, war lyrics, and strong keyboard solos.

Benjamin's Kite is a band with integrity, paying homage to their favorite bands, for example sections in Sector 85 remind me a lot of TOTT Genesis and TFTO Yes. Everything is well played, the vocals are fantastic, and this album is the definition of Prog... Crossover? Perhaps. Well done BK."

Antediluvian Euphonies
Benjamin's Kite Crossover Prog
Review by TheDesolationRose

4 stars "For a debut album, this was full of swings and misses, but also songs that stuck the landing. Biggest swing and a miss quality of this album was production for sure, some of the vocals sound very thin and over-processed. Overall, this album sounds more like a test album than something serious. Just a bit of tweaking in production (mainly the drums, they sound like robots), and this album would be better, maybe half a star more but exactly 4 stars is about what I would say about this album.
The tracklist is really good, the songs are really good, and the album cover is ridiculously good. 4 stars at most, at the very very least 3.5 stars, but 4 is fitting.

Better things were to come though."

Perhaps the expectations were not known, but this goes against policy. So, the reviews are gone from the DB and Zoltan V Ramos' new account has been suspended.



Edited by Logan - October 08 2020 at 19:59

^Investigating

Yup...there is actually 6 Gorans (that I could locate) with similar handles, email addresses and ratings. Good catch.

Edited by Tapfret - November 19 2020 at 09:58

BrufordFreak wrote: Two Gorans from B(osnia) i(n) H(erzegovnia) with accounts ending in "88"--one of which was opened TODAY--and both with amorphous space-techno avatars--posted five star reviews of the new Wobbler album within minutes of each other! What are the chances of that happening? Perhaps the two Gorans should be brought in for questioning for their suspicious behaviour....

BrufordFreak wrote: Two Gorans from B(osnia) i(n) H(erzegovnia) with accounts ending in "88"--one of which was opened TODAY--and both with amorphous space-techno avatars--posted five star reviews of the new Wobbler album within minutes of each other! What are the chances of that happening? Perhaps the two Gorans should be brought in for questioning for their suspicious behaviour....

A great find Drew. Ian's dealt with'em already. 

BrufordFreak wrote: SteveG wrote: Is it Kosher to still use the word Kosher? Political correctness and all that. Sorry! Didn't mean to offend! Let me get you a band-aid, kleenex, and a coke to help you deal with my insensitive indiscretion.  (I know: they're not really related, just wanted to illustrate the way in which I use the "k" word.) Peace out!

I'm very much afraid that in future we're going to have to use some kind of Orwellian speak as not to offend anyone. Kosher will be Kofood, for example. Hopefully, we'll all pass on before then.

Edited by SteveG - November 21 2020 at 04:51

Yes sir-ree. keep your wah wah pedal to the metal.