Hey it's no fair that two mods wrote an answer to this question but no mortal user did so I decided to answer and what I was about to say is that it's hard to deal with such users, if not impossible I won't cheat like Mart and type all the wall of text myself so you format I feel so evil. The worst. part of Li Zhi is sometimes they add punctuation marks to posts random.ly so it looks weird like that you just saw. I remember a while before I saw a nice image from one of the CM's which means Community Managers and it was this https://i.sstatic.net/JWy3W.jpg oh wait it's actually from Tim who's like an uber-boss or super-boss or some.thing It's from this post BTW https://meta.stackexchange.com/a/277386/280934 The funny thing about it is it's applicable to this very situation Such users hide behind the lack of rules for what they do and still manage to annoy you greatly so I'd say you can't do anything other than downvoting them But actually to be honest, I don't mind them. much True, their posts usually require lots of basic editing and a user of this site for that long would've already grasped them but I give them some credit because to me, they're way less annoying than similar users on other sites, and sometimes their answer turns out to be a. decent one One such user similar to Li Zhi is this guy How to find an appropriate StackExchange site for my question who's been posting that one question for one year and half in 4 to 5 SE's We flag that guy's posts as abusive in Charcoal HQ http://chat.stackexchange.com/rooms/11540/charcoal-hq which is a chatroom you'll find a link to and be introduced to in the now-featured meta post about dealing with spam but I won't recommend that course of action here And heck, we don't need to go far because we have a questioner in this very site that does the same thing called. Nadine This Nadine guy would've been banned thrice already because they post very poorly researched questions and sometimes delete the questions right after they get an answer Funny you don't mention them because to me, they're much more of a pet peeve and. nuisance and make me want to punch something/someone And although you asked us not to turn to Li Zhi mode, we thought it would be fun for a change to see what post formatting looks like when you just. don't care And it looks like this I could't believe one could write so much relevant stuff about this topic BTW if you like wall of texts there's this https://meta.stackexchange.com/a/210452/280934 which is generated using Flack OverStow https://stackapps.com/questions/306/flack-overstow-generate-spam-from-stack-exchange-posts And the. most satisfying part of this post was not having to format links Ooooooooooooh The possible reason of Li Zhi doing this, I believe, was not evading quality bans, since they have not been activated only until recently Comprehensive question quality blocks now enabled everywhere it might actually have security reasons, like they suspected their identity would be revealed if they keep posting a lot But this is just a guess because I'm definitely not. Li Zhi Definitely And/Or they're giving away information from a textbook they shouldn't be giving info away from which is a common scenario in meta-sites around here like Stack. Overflow
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Hey, it's no fair that two mods wrote an answer to this question but no mortal user did. So I decided to answer and what I was about to say is that it's hard to deal with such users, if not impossible.
I won't cheat like Mart and type all the wall of text myself so you format. I feel so evil. The worst part of Li Zhi is sometimes they add punctuation marks to posts randomly so it looks weird like that you just saw.
I remember a while before I saw a nice image from one of the CM's which means Community Managers and it was this Oh, wait! It's actually from Tim, who's like an uber-boss or super-boss or something. It's from this post BTW. The funny thing about it is it's applicable to this very situation: Such users hide behind the lack of rules for what they do and still manage to annoy you greatly so I'd say you can't do anything other than downvoting them.
But actually, to be honest, I don't mind them much. True, their posts usually require lots of basic editing and a user of this site for that long would've already grasped them but I give them some credit because to me, they're way less annoying than similar users on other sites, and sometimes their answer turns out to be a decent one.
One such user similar to Li Zhi is this guy who's been posting that one question for one year and half in four to five SE's. We flag that guy's posts as abusive in Charcoal HQ which is a chatroom you'll find a link to and be introduced to in the now-featured meta post about dealing with spam but I won't recommend that course of action here.
And heck, we don't need to go far because we have a questioner in this very site that does the same thing called Nadine. This Nadine guy would've been banned thrice already because they post very poorly researched questions and sometimes delete the questions right after they get an answer. Funny you don't mention them; because to me, they're much more of a pet peeve and nuisance and make me want to punch something/someone.
And although you asked us not to turn to Li Zhi mode, we thought it would be fun for a change to see what post formatting looks like when you just. Don't. Care. And it looks like this. I could't believe one could write so much relevant stuff about this topic.
BTW if you like wall of texts there's this which is generated using Flack OverStow And the most satisfying part of this post was not having to format links. Ooooooooooooh!
The possible reason of Li Zhi doing this, I believe, was not evading quality bans, since they have not been activated only until recently. It might actually have security reasons, like they suspected their identity would be revealed if they keep posting a lot But this is just a guess because I'm definitely not Li Zhi. Definitely. And/Or they're giving away information from a textbook they shouldn't be giving info away from which is a common scenario in meta-sites around here like Stack Overflow.