The more vague and cryptic a leak is, the more credible it tends to appear. It's much easier to point out the flaws in a "leak" that shares intricate details about lore and systems, but when the leak is reduced to a few cryptic sentences it becomes much harder to discredit it.
Doesn't mean it's real, but historically speaking (with the exception of something like WoD), most leaks have been fairly light with details. But as I mentioned in my other reply, they could just be deliberately emulating Scaleface's style.

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