"Is there a way to reddit check if 2 users are the same person?"
Like, I swear these two accounts are the same dude. Same weirdly specific takes, same posting times, even the same typos lol.
But how do you *actually* reddit check if 2 users are the same person? I’ve heard about checking post history, writing style, or even snooping for deleted comments.
Anyone got a solid method? Or is this just a guessing game?
(Also, mods can see IPs, right? But obviously we can’t. So what’s the move?)
Thanks!
Yeah, I've wondered the same thing! One trick is to check their post history for overlapping subs or niche interests.
Also, tools like Reddit Investigator (just google it) can help analyze writing style and activity patterns.
Mods *can* see IPs, but regular users can't. So unless you're a mod, you're stuck with detective work.
Good luck!
Honestly, it's mostly guesswork unless they slip up.
But here's what I do:
- Compare timestamps (do they post back-to-back?)
- Look for unique phrases or inside jokes
- Check if they upvote each other excessively
No perfect method, but those are solid clues.
Lol I had this exact suspicion last week!
Tried a site called "Reddit Metis" – it breaks down user stats like common words, active times, etc. Not foolproof, but helps spot similarities.
Also, peek at their old deleted posts using unddit or reveddit. Sometimes they forget to scrub everything.
Mod here. We *can* see IPs, but it’s against Reddit’s rules to share that info.
Your best bet is to report it if you’re sure. Otherwise, yeah, it’s a lot of digging through post history and writing quirks.
Pro tip: Check if they use the same rare emojis or formatting tics.
This is such a rabbit hole. I once spent hours comparing two accounts over a petty drama.
Tools like SnoopSnoo can help reddit check if 2 users are the same person by analyzing their activity.
But honestly? Sometimes it’s just a weird coincidence.
Wow, didn’t expect so many tips! Gonna try Reddit Metis and SnoopSnoo later.
One thing I noticed—both accounts keep misspelling "definitely" as "definately." Maybe that’s the smoking gun?
Thanks y’all! If I find anything solid, I’ll update.
If you’re *really* invested, look for:
- Matching typos (you already noticed that)
- Similar subreddit bans
- Cross-commenting (like one account replying to the other’s old posts)
No magic tool though. Just patience and a lot of tabs open.
I’ve seen people use writing analysis tools to reddit check if 2 users are the same person. Stuff like word frequency, sentence length, etc.
But it’s not exact. People can change their style.
Mods won’t help unless it’s ban evasion or something serious.
Short answer: No easy way.
Long answer: You can try:
- Unddit for deleted stuff
- Wayback Machine for old profiles
- Checking if they reference the same IRL events
But it’s mostly circumstantial.
