Nightky Sin just posted a duplicate of his original question.
I think I remember him asking the same question 2 hours after his first question. That question was most likely closed.
So my question is; how can I verify that this is indeed his third attempt at asking the same question all over again?
(And thus be a bit more harsh in pointing this out in the comments)
You can find the user's ID (click on his/her profile) - yours is 2881. Then do a search in the ordinary search box. You will probably find that the user number is already filled in, in the search box:
You can then add deleted:1/deleted:yes to search for deleted posts (if you have enough reputation):
user:2881 deleted:1
Or, you can search for closed questions with closed:1/closed:yes:
user:2881 closed:1
You can filter this even more by adding the is:question option:
user:2881 closed:1 is:question
A user that keeps asking low-quality questions will probably eventually encounter a question-asking block, as part of Stack Exchange's system for keeping questions of good quality. See What can I do when getting “We are no longer accepting questions/answers from this account”?
deleted/closed options. (Side note: only mods/10K+ rep users can see/search for deleted posts.)
Oct 15, 2016 at 5:01
closed:1 I can do. Nice to know SE will limit questions eventually. I guess I have to earn another 3879 points (-;