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Got caught creating a YT video on how to farm Ethos utilizing AI LLMs. I think it goes without saying that this person is the perfect example of NOT what to do. This behavior is the exact antithesis of what Ethos is meant to be. I hope the dopamine hit from the views was worth it my man I'll be looking forward to an update on your YT channel kek

Today, Buz discovered that this person created a tutorial video on YouTube for performing Sybil attacks on Ethos and systematically manipulating scores to reach a certain point. This is in direct opposition to the principles and rules governing Ethos. There is no place for Sybil on Ethos!

As called out in the recent slash by Buz this NTEK is not only abusing Ethos for themselves but also sharing out "how to do it" on Youtube. There is no place for this on Ethos. Just the fact that it requires opening up the probable spam section to see any positive reviews is signal enough even without them placing their own guilt on display for all to see. Ethos can be a great place to build a genuine reputation, but this is not the way.

This account is part of a Sybil network. At the time of writing this review, 2 slash rounds have been organized against 2 accounts with irrefutable evidence, such as self-recorded video and publication on YouTube as an educational guide on how to abuse the trust system. [“How to farm Ethos with AI and using a sybil - YouTube edition”](https://app.ethos.network/activity/slash/399/how-to-farm-ethos-with-ai-and-using-a-sybil-you-tube-edition) [“Part of a Sybil Network Promoting Methods of Abusing Ethos”](https://app.ethos.network/activity/slash/400/part-of-a-sybil-network-promoting-methods-of-abusing-ethos)

Not only is this guy trying to inflate his own rep score via ai spamming himself with sybil accounts, he's also created a tutorial to teach others how to do it. He's being slashed for this, but imo it's also worth it to leave him a negative review for it.

I was checking an acc this id invited on ethos, and noticed that both id spams reviews which are again completely unrelated to whom they are reviewing. This id has received somewhat real looking reviews but when you check the given, we can notice the link between @suchu11905, both doing same kind of spam reviews. X suggests similar too, interms of spamming airdrop related slop (similar projects).

Based on this behavior, the reputation score should be significantly lower. I'm leaving a negtive review so it helps.

Has left several suspicious reviews on how “Ethos feels”. None of these reviews that have been given acknowledge the user of the profile where the review has been left.

I know they are being slashed but it's always good to have some receipts: What makes this case different from a typical sybil is the sheer audacity. This person recorded themselves explaining how to abuse Ethos and uploaded it to YouTube for everyone to see. The review quality detection system? They're actively trying to bypass it by crafting better AI prompts, as @VladimirKovacs pointed out. Look at the positive reviews this profile has received. Accounts like @Harload_Gamer and @harload_army (notice the naming pattern) leave reviews calling Ethos a 'calm place' with 'good food'. These are AI-generated reviews that got their context completely wrong. The profile has zero vouches given or received, zero influence, and no human verification. Meanwhile 9 negative reviews from verified, high-influence community members tell a consistent story. @jumplifey9 traced the sybil connection to @suchu11905 through shared review patterns. @0xMVP flagged the reviews as not even acknowledging the person being reviewed. The Telegram group t.me/ntekearning2 is where they recruit people into this farm. Two on-chain slash rounds already document the YouTube evidence. I believe anyone still considering positive engagement with this profile should check the slash records first.

It looks like this guy is trying to game the review quality detection system by crafting his prompts to bypass it. On top of that, he's attempting it with an Ethos sybil tutorial lol... I don't think these are the values we want to see here in this project.