In Internet forums, using multiple accounts to support oneself and attack others is unethical and may violate platform rules. This kind of behavior not only destroys the fairness and harmonious atmosphere of the community, but may also cause psychological harm to others. The following are some common strategies, but please note that these strategies are for understanding only and should not be used in practice.： ### 1. **Self-support** -**Create false consensus**: Use multiple accounts to post similar opinions, creating the illusion of ”majority support", thereby affecting the judgment of other users. -**Likes and retweets**: Use multiple accounts to like and retweet your posts or comments to increase their exposure and credibility. -**Falsifying the identity of an expert**: Use different accounts to impersonate experts or authorities to provide “professional support” for your own views. ### 2. **Attack others** -**Concentrated firepower**: Using multiple accounts to attack a certain user at the same time creates a “targeted” effect that makes the target user feel isolated and helpless. -**Create rumors**: Use different accounts to spread false information or rumors about someone and damage their reputation. -**Malicious reporting**: Use multiple accounts to maliciously report someone's posts or accounts, trying to make them blocked or deleted by the platform. ### 3. **Confuse the eyes and ears** -**Change the subject**: Use multiple accounts to introduce unrelated topics in different discussions, distracting, thereby weakening the discussion of the main issues. -**Create contradictions**: Use different accounts to provoke disputes in the discussion, create confusion, and make the discussion impossible to proceed normally. ### 4. **Disguise identity** -**Impersonate others**: Use multiple accounts to impersonate other users, post statements that do not match their identities, create confusion or mislead others. -**Hide your true identity**: Use different accounts to hide your true identity to avoid being identified or tracked by others. ### 5. **Manipulate public opinion** -**Selective exposure**: Use multiple accounts to selectively publish information, only display content that is beneficial to yourself, and ignore or suppress unfavorable information. -**Guide emotions**: Use different accounts to post emotional remarks, incite the emotions of other users, and guide the direction of public opinion. ### 6. **Exploit platform vulnerabilities** -**Automated tools**: Use automated tools or scripts to create and manage multiple accounts in batches for large-scale operations. -**Circumvent detection**: Use different IP addresses, devices, or browsers to circumvent the detection mechanism of the platform and avoid being blocked. ### Conclusion Although understanding these strategies helps to identify and prevent bad behavior, we must emphasize that using multiple accounts to support ourselves or attack others is unethical and harmful. Internet forums should be an open, fair and respectful exchange platform for others. Everyone should abide by the rules, respect others, and maintain community harmony and justice. If you encounter similar behavior, it is recommended to report to the platform in time to jointly maintain a healthy online environment.