The post is public, so it could have been anyone. In fact, we set the profile to private to prevent more fake accounts from showing up.
One code. Ten suspended accounts in twenty minutes. Those two things don't add up.
The registrations didn't come from ten different people who all stumbled onto a public post at the same time. Same session, same pattern, automated. That's what the logs show.
"Could have been anyone" — sure, technically a public link is public. But the timing, the volume, the account structure — that's not ten separate forum members testing out of curiosity. That's one script running.
And the explanations kept shifting. First it wasn't your Instagram. Then it was just one code. Then anyone could have used the link. Three different angles in three messages. When the story changes that fast it's not because the truth is complicated — it's because you're working out what's deniable in real time.
Here's what doesn't move: the accounts you created left more behind than you probably intended. Not just the Instagram link — the registrations themselves connected some dots that made the picture pretty clear. You didn't need to say anything. The accounts did the talking.
Deleting your messages after the fact — nice move. Screenshots exist. Admins can see what was posted and what got pulled. The quote is still sitting right here too.
Your words, saved. Always will be.
I tested it with your code—what are you talking about?
And it wasn't even my Instagram account.
If that's what you think, do whatever you want
Accounts suspended, pattern on record.
To everyone else following this thread — good day and good growth. Ten minutes of our time, decent showcase of how the system handles this kind of thing. Take care out there.