A lot of people seem Keen to say this is just "bad player being bad" and complaining about, seem to be missing the point entirely.

What we have here is someone who theorizes something is going on and then turns around and tests it, and proofs his theory. Doing so he provides explanation of how he thinks he's proved his point in a way others could if they doubt him replicate and try themselves.

I'm not saying you should but that's basic scientific method 101. There is no reason to doubt his findings unless you care to explain them. Just casually dismissing this because the conclusion is something a lot of people bellyache about is dismissive and missing the point.

Moreover he clearly raises the issue that others could be doing things like this if they wanted to. Either solely or in a group. That such behavior is going on shouldn't surprise anybody nor should speculation that it is be dismissed out of hand.

Moreover talked about how he's just telling people how to go about it is like saying you should never point out cheaters, but just remain quiet about them. This is the kind of thing the community needs to become aware of so that we can try and make Wizards aware of it so don't do something about it.

For example I would say expecting them to crack down on people from the same IP joining the same draft to be a basic Community expectation. That this isn't already implemented to try and crack down on at least individuals doing this boggles my mind frankly.