Strange forum posts in chinese

[Hatterleigh]

So i've found a few rather suspicious forum posts, which consist of random chinese jargon. Whenever I try to click on the user, it says that said user does not exist. Can anyone give me some info on these strange posts that pop up out of the blue?

[The First German Order]

I've seen some of those before. I'd suggest popping them into Google Translate if you want to attempt to see what they say.

[Vigilante justice]

So i've found a few rather suspicious forum posts, which consist of random chinese jargon. Whenever I try to click on the user, it says that said user does not exist. Can anyone give me some info on these strange posts that pop up out of the blue?

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All of the ones i've seen have been removed pretty quickly afterwards.

[Ordershaven]

I already reported it in Moderation. And please don't post it over here, it's not news-related.

-Oakrugia

[Vigilante justice]

I already reported it in Moderation. And please don't post it over here, it's not news-related.

It's a general discussion on chinese forum posts.

[Ordershaven]

I already reported it in Moderation. And please don't post it over here, it's not news-related.

It's a general discussion on chinese forum posts.

But it's not really important news. The moderators can deal with it even if it was mass spamming.

[Vigilante justice]

It's a general discussion on chinese forum posts.

But it's not really important news. The moderators can deal with it even if it was mass spamming.

Well what if we wanted to generally discuss chinese forum posts? That's denial of our NS freedoms.

[Hatterleigh]

But it's not really important news. The moderators can deal with it even if it was mass spamming.

Well what if we wanted to generally discuss chinese forum posts? That's denial of our NS freedoms.

I agree

[Reploid Productions]

We don't need a discussion thread about adbots in NSG. Those Chinese posts are just people being paid pennies a day in third-world countries to make accounts on websites and spam ads.