As an alternative to that (and I think the compression alternative is very cool too) I'd consider a mathematical analysis of compiled information on visitor behavior between two suspected identities. Variables to analyze could include:

Technical Psycological

Just a few ideas among many. In situations such as yours, I couldn't justify throwing so much effort away on garbage like this troll, but I'd try to K.I.S.S. as much as possible. It's more fun to foil with less force. That's why Perl is so cool, and so endearing to the lazy punmiester who'd like to brag (hubris) about how easy it was to triumphantly trounce the troll.

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Tommy Butler, a.k.a. TOMMY

In reply to Re: Text Analysis Tools to compare Slinker and Stinker? by Tommy
in thread Text Analysis Tools to compare Slinker and Stinker? by Cody Pendant

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