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[justo]

For the benefit of my bros and sis, I will list her few telltales on how to spot a DW when you see one, this is coming from a forensic expert, so it will get you a success rate of 80-90%
1. Lack of consistency - it is not always easy to be consistent when you're lying, or sporting a cover, every now and then they will forget. Tarik is an exception here, he is persistent, but every now and then there will be a slip-up, like the very few times he replied from his judgment-day nick.
2. Threaten people, hurling crude insults on entire people, with no other substance - since they are writing from Mekelle, they are not concerned about the consequences of their actions, they want to discredit Mereja so that it is not used as a credible site against the yeqen jibs.
3. Language - switching between different styles of writing
4. Emotion - they never display any, you can disrespect them all you want, hurl crude insults at them, they will never respond in kind, they will not feel insulted because they are not representing themselves. Edu is a good example of this.
5. Calling oneself "Eritrean" or "Oromo" or "Gondere" - and of course use this to insult other groups. Nobody needs to prove himself to anybody that he is something, unless he is sporting a cover of course
6. Spaming - they flood the site with multiple postings, 20-25 postings a day, and don't care if people respond or not
7. Pornography - that is another sure sign, they don't want the site to be a credible anti- qen jib site
8. Membership - joined Mereja only few days, or few weeks or few months ago, another sure sign

Next time, it will be how to spot a Tigré, whether digital woyane or not, that is also very easy

[justo]

Alula Solomon is accusing Abiy, colonel Abiy as he calls him, of hate crimes and of inciting violence against Tigré.
Instead of Abiy taking the woyanes to court for genocide, the woyane want to take Abiy to court for calling them yeqen jib.

The vacuum that Abiy left is now being used by Alula Solomon and Kibrom baytona to revise the history of the recent past.

[Fitawrari Meshesha]