Recently I've gone back to an online meetups forum I used to frequent a couple years ago, and wanted to chat up a potential partner.

However, a snag arose in the form of AFC-esque posts I made 2 years ago, still on my profile and ready for checking. Examples include being the last poster numerous times in the dying stages of a meet-up thread, trying to garner partners but to no avail.

With a boost in my pickup knowledge over time, I felt that I should at least have a better chance gaming now. Should I go for a new account and even AMOG my old one, or just stick to my old one?

Would women go through my posts history and judge my lack of social proof (from Mystery's Venusian Arts Handbook, a major switch in a woman)? I do need advice on this matter, as starting a new account can be quite the hassle, and a new kid on the block has less say, as compared to my old account, history of AFC posts notwithstanding.

Update: I've successfully AMOG-ed my old account using the new one, but target has replied to the old account instead! I'm getting confused, any explanations and courses of action? For now, I'm just playing the waiting game, as I do not want to get the gears going in my AFC-ed old account. I invested more gaming material on my new one and I hopefully could stick to it.