@Ben
The ones I identified characterize what a chain dropper does. I don't think it's possible for someone to reach 300 drops in a day if he/she doesn't do chain dropping. Bloggers have other things to do, like make a post, read, reseach and comment so there's no way someone gets to drop 300 in a day unless he/she is a chain dropper (A.K.A. dedicated dropper, A.K.A. full time dropper).
Since chain droppers aim to get as much credits in a day by dropping their card to 300 blogs, they'd probably not read blogs. Otherwise, they'd go crazy reading over 300 posts. Do you honestly believe that's possible? This leads me to my other conclusion that chain droppers' MAIN OBJECTIVE is to drop.. drop... drop and drop their entrecard. NOT TO READ... NOT TO COMMENT... JUST DROP. This makes chain droppers included in the "Drop and Run" crowd you mentioned.
Normally, it will take about less than 30 secs to wait for the entrecard to load and drop your card. And since chain droppers don't have enough time to read and or comment, they don't stay longer. This apparently causes bounce rate to go up. Google analytics can back me up with this one... so as the testimonials of other bloggers who have been using Entrecard.
Note: I believe Entrecard is very useful to bloggers, that's why I am using it on my blog. Entrecard is especially helpful to the newbies and the little ones. What makes it bad are those who tend to abuse and misuse the system for their advantage.
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