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Is it common practice to change the user information and comments to make it look like a new user's post?

This is by design.

It's a audit - specifically to test if you can recognise a good answer.

The answer is manipulated so you are not biased by recognising the name of the user or by his reputation.

I believe you will only see this happening in the First Posts queue.

Why did I fail as soon as I commented?

That part of your question is addressed here Clicking “Add comment” fails review audit

Is it common practice to change the user information and comments to make it look like a new user's post?

This is by design.

It's a audit - specifically to test if you can recognise a good answer.

The answer is manipulated so you are not biased by recognising the name of the user or by his reputation.

I believe you will only see this happening in the First Posts queue.

Why did I fail as soon as I commented?

That part of your question is addressed here Clicking “Add comment” fails review audit

Is it common practice to change the user information and comments to make it look like a new user's post?

It's a audit - specifically to test if you can recognise a good answer.

The answer is manipulated so you are not biased by recognising the name of the user or by his reputation.

I believe you will only see this happening in the First Posts queue.

Why did I fail as soon as I commented?

That part of your question is addressed here Clicking “Add comment” fails review audit

Is it common practice to change the user information and comments to make it look like a new user's post?

This is by design.

It's a audit - specifically to test if you can recognise a good answer.

The answer is manipulated so you are not biased by recognising the name of the user or by his reputation.

I believe you will only see this happening in the First Posts queue.

Why did I fail as soon as I commented?

That part of your question is addressed here Clicking “Add comment” fails review audit

Is it common practice to change the user information and comments to make it look like a new user's post?

It's a audit - specifically to test if you can recognise a good answer.

The answer is manipulated so you are not biased by recognising the name of the user or by his reputation.

I believe you will only see this happening in the First Posts queue.

Is it common practice to change the user information and comments to make it look like a new user's post?

It's a audit - specifically to test if you can recognise a good answer.

The answer is manipulated so you are not biased by recognising the name of the user or by his reputation.

I believe you will only see this happening in the First Posts queue.

Why did I fail as soon as I commented?

That part of your question is addressed here Clicking “Add comment” fails review audit