Attention to @Moderators

Question

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tl;dr - User deliberately loses all challenges to other users.
While such behaviour may seem to be malicious, there are no rules against this because the user in question does not lose to a specific target or a prime/main account. Nonetheless, this can potentially be abused by other users.

Answer 1

(i have a question :
do Mods have a leader?
Is it Rei?
Am i still a mod even though 1 month passed??
...well that's actually 3 questions... ^_^)

Answer 2

Hey, Mods are on duty! @Hatsy Hawk-eye!😎

Answer 3

i say report it.
1. 15 hour joining and already scoring -264.
2. not joining course at all (so the challenge record can't be seen)
3. not joining course but able to write code (for distraction maybe)
4. let the Sololearn send verification about his commitment.

Answer 4

Reported

Answer 5

@Val I think mods operate on democracy. You're still a mod. =^=
@Krishna A glitch in the matrix? I have no idea.

Answer 6

It may use a pattern, report it. For example if he attacks the target he chooses another one for a random times and a random value and then attack it again

Answer 7

@Rei
We should ask SoloLearn if this is *quote* 'suspicious activity'.
@Valentin
If we have a leader, it is Hatsy Rei. Maybe he should have an extra badge for that ;)
And 'To be mod or not to be?' You have the badge, you are ^^

Answer 8

i say report
1. he is helping inexperienced users to cheat there way to a higher level which removes them of a good learning experience and a possible future in coding

Answer 9

How did you even find this? He/She/It scored 0 in all except 2 challenges. Strange and Stranger things are happening today. First, the 12345 downvotes one and this now.

Answer 10

@Hatsy : We discussed it here.
https://www.sololearn.com/discuss/314477/?ref=app

Answer 11

Rei you have the Eye that see everything. Like the one on $ with the pyramid 😶
p.s: reported

Answer 12

@atsi report it without hesitation, no shortcut in labor...