But do you lie with the same writing style?

Liar paradox

You may want to also do a little stylistic obfuscation. ChatGPT, please rewrite my response in the style of Michelangelo from the Ninja Turtles.

We essentially don't use stylometry but semantic information revealed from peoples' comments – clues and interests.

(We use a little stylometry in a single experiment in section 5)

We do advocate for stricter controls on data access on social platforms because of this. There is a bit of an unfortunate trade-off, but I think allowing mass-scraping or downloads of data from social sites can be misused in increasingly more ways.

And HN asked the author to take it down if I'm not mistaken.

We use semantic information inferred from comments and submissions. I think using stylometry would be a great addition, but it would be hard to google for "guy who writes fanciful using many puns" rather then "indie developer in Switzerland". I think stylometry could be better used for verification, once you have a small set of candidates stylometry could further narrow down the candidates and be used to make a decision.

Time to scrub those naughty Glassdoor rants!