Translation of the pinged comment by himself(by chatgpt, maybe inaccurate)：

I originally wanted to clarify, but I decided not to; the more I describe it, the worse it looks. Generally, I don't pay attention to the rules of "low-value competitions" online, and as you can see, I can still achieve high scores even if I don't follow them.
This is not against any regulations or laws in my country; at most, it might provoke arguments, which is quite interesting. However, I usually don't retaliate in an unfriendly manner, so it usually just passes. You can consider it as performance art.
I don't want to, and I won't, engage in arguments here.
Just don't follow my bad example.
Actually, I never think that my rule-breaking actions seriously undermine fairness. I believe that a more inappropriate approach would be discussing or asking others for methods during open competitions (like CF), which I never do, at least I never ask others.
It is recommended not to reply to this paragraph.

In my opinion, these words make totally no sense. Rules are rules. You can't just break the rule for "the contest is not important", "my score will be removed in final standings" or "this behavior doesn't affect other participants' rights". It's unacceptable for me.