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Title: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: gorgon666 on March 14, 2016, 02:51:24 AM
Does anyone else think that Lauda should not be a moderator?

Lauda proceeds with her opinion when moderating the board. Lauda does not follow the rules of the board the same way other moderators do. Lauda is not open to ever being wrong or mistaken. Lauda does not understand what it means to moderate the board. Lauda does not bother to explain reasons behind actions in a friendly way. Lauda likes to be abrasive with people she is moderating. Lauda is power hungry.

I move to have Lauda removed from being a moderator effective immediately.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lutpin on March 14, 2016, 02:55:04 AM
~snip~
Lauda counts to the group of mods that handle the most reports, Lauda is among the fastest, when it comes to handling reports.
And then, there is rule #23 (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=703657.0).


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: gorgon666 on March 14, 2016, 03:06:54 AM
~snip~
Lauda counts to the group of mods that handle the most reports, Lauda is among the fastest, when it comes to handling reports.
Maybe Lauda is the fastest to handle reports because she does not bother to review the thread and facts at issue. I think she should have considered to take more time to handle each report when she was a moderator.


And then, there is rule #23 (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=703657.0).
That rule is to avoid a spammer from using some loophole in the rules to avoid having action taken against them. It is not a free pass for a moderator to do whatever they want. If there is a single report or a single set of circumstances then each moderator should take the same action.

Why do you keep shilling for Lauda BTW? Are you one of her alts?

How would you even know how many reports she handles?

I would question your ethics and appropriateness to be trusted.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lutpin on March 14, 2016, 03:09:07 AM
Why do you keep shilling for Lauda BTW? Are you one of heris alts?
Only waited for that question :D

How would you even know how many reports she handles?
People talk, ya know.

I would question your ethics and appropriateness to be trusted.
Go ahead and do so.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Your Point Is Invalid on March 14, 2016, 03:19:58 AM
Moderators act on their own opinion, there really arent any rules here to guide them anyways so they dont have a choice, if you have problems with Lauda's moderating decisions, pm him directly and talk about it or talk to theymos


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: gorgon666 on March 14, 2016, 03:25:06 AM
Moderators act on their own opinion, there really arent any rules here to guide them anyways so they dont have a choice, if you have problems with Lauda's moderating decisions, pm him directly and talk about it or talk to theymos
This is why I opened this thread.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Joel_Jantsen on March 14, 2016, 03:26:41 AM

Lauda proceeds with her opinion when moderating the board.

Wait.Is lauda a girl ? Not that I'm a sexist but never knew until now.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: gorgon666 on March 14, 2016, 03:32:30 AM

Lauda proceeds with her opinion when moderating the board.

Wait.Is lauda a girl ? Not that I'm a sexist but never knew until now.
I believe so, but that does not matter. Her name ends with "a" which is feminine is the majority of languages.

To be clear I do not care that Lauda is a women and this fact has no basis on my argument that she should not be a moderator. I believe she should not be a moderator because of the reasons listed in my OP


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Foxpup on March 14, 2016, 04:22:43 AM
Lauda is one of the most reasonable people on this forum. You, on the other hand, are unreasonably upset because you asked a question and didn't like the answer. Motion denied.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: mexxer-2 on March 14, 2016, 07:18:18 AM
Does anyone else think that Lauda should not be a moderator?
Nope. You seem to be the only person butthurt by his way of looking at things.
Lauda proceeds with her opinion when moderating the board.
Thats what a moderator is supposed to do
Lauda does not follow the rules of the board the same way other moderators do.
He does. Also I think you meant implement here. From what I've seen , he is the only person constantly active throughout the day in handling the reports(after Cyrus perhaps, but he is a Global moderator and has to handle reports from every board he can)
Lauda does not bother to explain reasons behind actions in a friendly way.
What does that have anything to do with moderating? He is posting as he would normally do, while moderating the newbs and the Croatian board in the background. Also you expect a person to explain something in baby-steps every time someone asks for an explanation? You're likely thinking of moderators as support group, which they are not
Lauda likes to be abrasive with people she is moderating.
How would you even know?


Lauda is power hungry.
Yeah right  ::) . Help the community for more than 2 years and nobody says a thing. Get promoted to staff after being asked to, and you're suddenly power hungry

I move to have Lauda removed from being a moderator effective immediately.
Its quite cute that you think a bunch of people's opinion are enough to get one removed from a position in staff. That is even if you do get any support for your claims

Maybe Lauda is the fastest to handle reports because she does not bother to review the thread and facts at issue.
Once again, how do you know? And no, he does review every one of the reports from what I know
That rule is to avoid a spammer from using some loophole in the rules to avoid having action taken against them. It is not a free pass for a moderator to do whatever they want. If there is a single report or a single set of circumstances then each moderator should take the same action.
No moderators have different opinions as to when they consider something spam. For example, Mitchell and -ck are of the opinion that continuous promotion of custom faucet rotators which have ref link in every link, are to be considered "Ref spam". While Cyrus is quite tolerable about it, and hilariousandco does not consider it as ref spam at all(from what I know)

At any rate, which instance are you talking about where Lauda has misused his power?

How would you even know how many reports she handles?
Because there are times only a certain moderator is active, when I submit my reports and they are acted upon by Lauda. And the only other person who is constantly active as him in moderating is Cyrus.

I would question your ethics and appropriateness to be trusted.
You're making baseless claims against someone who you have no clue about. Now that is when I "I would question your ethics and appropriateness to be trusted." . Not that I would trust you anyway

Also just to be clear, Lauda is a guy. From what I know, it was a moderator who recommended the name or something

Why do you keep shilling for Lauda BTW? Are you one of her alts?
That is exactly the first thing I say to someone if they disagree with my accusation against someone /sarcasm

Lauda is one of the most reasonable people on this forum. You, on the other hand, are unreasonably upset because you asked a question and didn't like the answer. Motion denied.
Concurred

P.S: And no I'm neither Lutpin's nor Lauda's alt/shill , but I am familiar with both to entrust them





Also seriously, you expect people to believe that your account hasn't changed hands?


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Mitchell on March 14, 2016, 07:24:19 AM
Hahahahaha. Lauda a female? I would love to see that mate! Assuming that someone's username is their first name is pretty stupid. Anyway, I vote to keep Lauda a moderator as I know he  handle reports correctly and if he doesn't know how to handle them, he asks within the staff team.

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For example, Mitchell and -ck are of the opinion that continuous promotion of custom faucet rotators which have ref link in every link, are to be considered "Ref spam".
Well, it depends on the context of the whole post. If you make a thread with a link to a site filled with referral links, yeah, it's most likely getting trashed. It's all about context.




Also, I now know how Cyrus felt as a ninja-mod. It seems that people don't know that I handle shitloads of reports and even send out PM's with information about my actions. Ah wel, I am a strong independent moderator and I need no appreciation! ;D


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: mexxer-2 on March 14, 2016, 07:39:25 AM
Also, I now know how Cyrus felt as a ninja-mod. It seems that people don't know that I handle shitloads of reports and even send out PM's with information about my actions. Ah wel, I am a strong independent moderator and I need no appreciation! ;D
Well I guess its the same with DT. Pretty thankless "job" , both of them. At least you guys get rewarded for your efforts   :D


You handled my report the other minute, I was waiting on/expecting Cyrus to do.
Not so ninja after all, buddy.
He is a ninja alright. Reported this (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1397856.0;topicseen) a minute or so, ago, and its handled already
Reported this thread around a minute ago and its handled already


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lutpin on March 14, 2016, 07:42:46 AM
Also, I now know how Cyrus felt as a ninja-mod. It seems that people don't know that I handle shitloads of reports and even send out PM's with information about my actions. Ah well, I am a strong independent moderator and I need no appreciation! ;D
You handled my report the other minute, I was waiting on/expecting Cyrus to do.
I noticed, hence you're not that ninja, buddy.



Well I guess its the same with DT. Pretty thankless "job" , both of them.
Not so thankless after all, I'm pretty much the sad star in a theatre played over at the Reputation board.



He is a ninja alright.
Was talking about Mitchell not being a ninja, because I noticed him handling the report.
We all know Cyrus is as ninja as it gets.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lauda on March 14, 2016, 08:09:33 AM
Lauda counts to the group of mods that handle the most reports, Lauda is among the fastest, when it comes to handling reports.
Thanks. I try to.

How would you even know how many reports she handles?
Frequent reporters are usually aware of who handles (at least) some of their posts.

Wait.Is lauda a girl ?
I may or may not be.

Lauda is one of the most reasonable people on this forum.
Thank you, I try my best at achieving such a mindset.

Also just to be clear, Lauda is a guy. From what I know, it was a moderator who recommended the name or something
P.S: And no I'm neither Lutpin's nor Lauda's alt/shill , but I am familiar with both to entrust them
You could only know this if you were my alt, don't deny it liar! :D

Hahahahaha. Lauda a female? I would love to see that mate!
We will talk. ;)


Okay, I'll do this only once. OP I'd like to see examples of badly handled reports, power abuse and whatnot. I feel like my work is pretty consistent and when I'm not sure I ask (e.g. the whitelisting thread). If there are bad traits, then I could definitely improve. Let's see.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: WENGER on March 14, 2016, 08:14:23 AM
My answer would be, definitely Yes and his one of the well deserved moderators here. I've contacting him couple of times (using my main account), and he never failed to assist me whenever I had a concern and his pretty much active as well (unlike some other moderators that I barely feel their presence anymore). Each moderator has, a way of handling stuff differently (human nature). Explaining things in a friendly way is something that many of users tend to abuse it and as result, never improve so personally what his doing, IMO is the right thing instead. FYI his not power hungry (try to look at situation in a neutral way, instead of your point of view).


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: croato on March 14, 2016, 08:37:15 AM
Lauda is one of most helpful staff members here on BTT and i bet this attack on him is just one more "competition" attacks from that other forum and ppl who support that other forum.

nothing to see here, move along


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: cryptodevil on March 14, 2016, 09:54:43 AM
nothing to see here, move along

OP either pay the amount or create an account using a different onion node.
Who made you a moderator? You are not very helpful and are very arrogant.

I don't see why OP should have to pay $80 to start posting, and there is clearly a problem with the system. 

The only thing to see here is that the OP is clearly an aggravating twat operating a sock-puppet account.



Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: road to morocco on March 14, 2016, 01:06:24 PM
Does anyone else think that Lauda should not be a moderator?

Lauda is the mod this forum deserves, OP.
edit:
There is nothing but bitches and punks left on this forum.  The quality of the threads has gone to zero.
[etc., etc.]
Helpful mod replies:
What are we doing here OP? Are you really trying to get yourself banned by trolling everywhere?
The beatings will continue until morale improves :)


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: stiffbud on March 14, 2016, 01:18:06 PM
I have encountered a much meaner mod here in the forum and as the others have alreadysaid, Lauda is one of the most reasonable one to handle reports. If you cannot accept how they are handling things in here then go, they are given that position because they deserve to.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: shorena on March 14, 2016, 01:31:38 PM
Does anyone else think that Lauda should not be a moderator?

Lauda proceeds with her opinion when moderating the board. Lauda does not follow the rules of the board the same way other moderators do. Lauda is not open to ever being wrong or mistaken. Lauda does not understand what it means to moderate the board. Lauda does not bother to explain reasons behind actions in a friendly way. Lauda likes to be abrasive with people she is moderating. Lauda is power hungry.

I move to have Lauda removed from being a moderator effective immediately.

Do you have examples for these or is it your opinion based on feelings?


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: saddampbuh on March 14, 2016, 01:59:29 PM
did not know it was female, do we have pictures


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lutpin on March 14, 2016, 02:00:38 PM
did not know it was female, do we have pictures
Sure.

https://bitcointalk.org/useravatars/avatar_101872.png



Edit:

Better pictures below. Don't mind the little cat over here!


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: whywefight on March 14, 2016, 06:30:06 PM
Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk
A: no, he should be a global mod


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: mexxer-2 on March 14, 2016, 06:32:56 PM
Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk
A: no, he should be a global mod
I wouldn't straight up jump on that, but if there ever occurs a time when Cyrus is off for a certain period of time Lauda should be promoted to Mod of Marketplace. Something similar to how BitRent was promoted to staff


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: whywefight on March 14, 2016, 06:35:15 PM
Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk
A: no, he should be a global mod
I wouldn't straight up jump on that, but if there ever occurs a time when Cyrus is off for a certain period of time Lauda should be promoted to Mod of Marketplace. Something similar to how BitRent was promoted to staff

I would be cool with marketplace mod also.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lutpin on March 14, 2016, 06:36:01 PM
Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk
A: no, he should be a global mod
I wouldn't straight up jump on that
Hm, I would. Up he goes.

I would be cool with marketplace mod also.
Vote whywefight - for an all greyed out marketplace!
You'd overkill them, mate.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: whywefight on March 14, 2016, 06:36:53 PM
I would be cool with marketplace mod also.
Vote whywefight - for an all greyed out marketplace!
You'd overkill them, mate.

i mean lauda for marketplace mod, not me :P


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Iseecookies on March 14, 2016, 07:04:25 PM
Lauda is fine,would be a pretty boring forum if all mods where the same,can we get a more crazy mod to balance out the gang though?
Say Gleb or a troll like member,might make things interesting.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: redsn0w on March 14, 2016, 08:24:47 PM
Is lauda a girl  :-X ?


I thought all the time that Lauda was a boy  ;D. Nothing against Lauda, only to know.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: shorena on March 14, 2016, 08:32:21 PM
Is lauda a girl  :-X ?


I thought all the time that Lauda was a boy  ;D. Nothing against Lauda, only to know.

Why did this become a penis or not discussion?


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: redsn0w on March 14, 2016, 08:33:18 PM
Is lauda a girl  :-X ?


I thought all the time that Lauda was a boy  ;D. Nothing against Lauda, only to know.

Why did this become a penis or not discussion?

I only wanted to know, is this a problem ?  Is this thread about Lauda or am I wrong ?


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lutpin on March 14, 2016, 08:35:11 PM
Is lauda a girl  :-X ?
I thought all the time that Lauda was a boy  ;D. Nothing against Lauda, only to know.
Why did this become a penis or not discussion?
I only wanted to know, is this a problem ?  Is this thread about Lauda or am I wrong ?
*cough* http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=lauda&defid=4520051 *cough*


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: shorena on March 14, 2016, 08:35:33 PM
Is lauda a girl  :-X ?


I thought all the time that Lauda was a boy  ;D. Nothing against Lauda, only to know.

Why did this become a penis or not discussion?

I only wanted to know, is this a problem ?  Is this thread about Lauda or am I wrong ?

I guess its not, I just dont understand the obsession with this. Its a thread about their position as moderator. Penis or not should not matter for this.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: whywefight on March 14, 2016, 08:49:07 PM
cool down guys.... here she is:

http://img.alibaba.com/img/pb/606/699/263/ws_transfer_pic_9092212.jpg


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: redsn0w on March 14, 2016, 08:50:55 PM
Is lauda a girl  :-X ?


I thought all the time that Lauda was a boy  ;D. Nothing against Lauda, only to know.

Why did this become a penis or not discussion?

I only wanted to know, is this a problem ?  Is this thread about Lauda or am I wrong ?

I guess its not, I just dont understand the obsession with this. Its a thread about their position as moderator. Penis or not should not matter for this.

;) , I'm not obsessed ...I've only asked it 1 time. For me Lauda is a good mod. and she should not be removed from the staff (that's all).


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lauda on March 14, 2016, 08:51:04 PM
Meow. ;)


I'm still patiently waiting for OP to provide examples that back up those claims.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lutpin on March 14, 2016, 08:51:49 PM
I'm not obsessed ...I've only asked it 1 time. For me Lauda is a good mod. and she should not be removed from the staff (that's all).
http://static.fjcdn.com/pictures/It_963fcd_194702.jpg


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: redsn0w on March 14, 2016, 08:56:48 PM
I'm not obsessed ...I've only asked it 1 time. For me Lauda is a good mod. and she should not be removed from the staff (that's all).
http://static.fjcdn.com/pictures/It_963fcd_194702.jpg

 ;D so ?


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: BitcoinEXpress on March 15, 2016, 01:37:12 AM

It was said earlier but worth repeating.

Should Lauda be a Mod, HELL NO!

Global Mod ABSOLUTELY!



I've never had any issues with Lauda and disagreed with this person on several occasions.

I never saw any retribution due to them being a mod.



~BCX~


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: iCEBREAKER on March 15, 2016, 06:54:55 AM
Hahahahaha. Lauda a female? I would love to see that mate! Assuming that someone's username is their first name is pretty stupid. Anyway, I vote to keep Lauda a moderator as I know he  handle reports correctly and if he doesn't know how to handle them, he asks within the staff team.

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For example, Mitchell and -ck are of the opinion that continuous promotion of custom faucet rotators which have ref link in every link, are to be considered "Ref spam".
Well, it depends on the context of the whole post. If you make a thread with a link to a site filled with referral links, yeah, it's most likely getting trashed. It's all about context.




Also, I now know how Cyrus felt as a ninja-mod. It seems that people don't know that I handle shitloads of reports and even send out PM's with information about my actions. Ah wel, I am a strong independent moderator and I need no appreciation! ;D

Yes, Lauda is a great mod.

BTW, are you the Mitchell taking Bitcointalk ban requests from the malcontents at Frap.doc's forum?


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Vod on March 15, 2016, 07:24:13 AM
I know Lauda better than most here.

She pissed me off one time, and I told her off, and he apologized.

And I understood his point of view, and I forgave her completely.



Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: cryptodevil on March 15, 2016, 07:26:38 AM
^^^ *snorfle*

Eloquently put, Vod.



Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Monnt on March 15, 2016, 09:35:49 AM

Lauda is honestly one of the most fair mods I've encountered here in the btct wilderness.

I know Lauda better than most here.

She pissed me off one time, and I told her off, and he apologized.

And I understood his point of view, and I forgave her completely.



I think my eyes just started bleeding again, less than half an hour after looking at bitcontalk ::)

Edit - I've never been around to say this, but I've been googling giggling (typo, nuff said.) at your avatar since the day I joined this forum.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Quickseller on March 15, 2016, 04:41:42 PM
Wow that is a lot of quotes up there. I am not sure why anyone would be interested in reading #10-14....maybe someone who did read those wants to do a tl;dr

Lauda called someone a retard (when acting as a moderator) here (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1390664.msg14127205#msg14127205), and I called him out on it here (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1390664.msg14127307#msg14127307) (I have since deleted the post, however it should be available in the thread history). When I was made aware of the fact that Lauda edited his post to remove him calling that person a retard, I removed my post calling him out and told Lauda that I was only sticking up for the person that he called a retard. I subsequently received a retaliatory negative trust rating from Lauda over something that happened 6 months ago, and that Lauda reasonably had known about for 6 months. When I asked Lauda about the negative rating, he claimed that it was suppose to be a neutral rating, changed it to neutral and told me that I "know the reasoning".

I am not sure if the above warrants for the calling of Lauda to be removed as a moderator. Lauda does apparently spend a lot of time on here, so he would be able to handle reports as he receives them. According to Lutpin, Lauda handles the most reports out of all the moderators, although his most recent mod payment (https://blockchain.info/tx/8f876aea0ac5a209104f59857283c80d4ba7a15c787656e63c703b69b2cd49f4) would suggest otherwise.

Lauda is also a blockstream fanboy, and will back the company line of whatever blockstream says, regardless of logic, reasoning, or facts. This is probably going to work in Lauda's favor so someone with a "staff" tag can blindly back whatever blockstream says/wants.....it should probably be the opposite however. Considering that theymos is now an active supporter (https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/49fzfk/so_is_it_lightning_network_or_bust/) of blockstream/LN, I think it will work in Lauda's favor.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lauda on March 15, 2016, 04:48:12 PM
Lauda called someone a retard (when acting as a moderator) here (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1390664.msg14127205#msg14127205), and I called him out on it here (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1390664.msg14127307#msg14127307).
So wherever I post I'm acting as a moderator? That's not how this works.

When I asked Lauda about the negative rating, he claimed that it was suppose to be a neutral rating, changed it to neutral and told me that I "know the reasoning".
Trust rating has nothing to do with being a staff member; straw-man argument.

According to Lutpin, Lauda handles the most reports out of all the moderators, although his most recent mod payment (https://blockchain.info/tx/8f876aea0ac5a209104f59857283c80d4ba7a15c787656e63c703b69b2cd49f4) would suggest otherwise.
I'm the most active (non global) moderator along with Mitchell (last month stats). You don't understand how those payments work, so you can't use them as an argument. Let's not misuse Lutpin's words though. He said I'm part of the group that handles the most reports.
Lauda counts to the group of mods that handle the most reports, Lauda is among the fastest, when it comes to handling reports.

Lauda is also a blockstream fanboy, and will back the company line of whatever blockstream says, regardless of logic, reasoning, or facts.
No. I have no relations with Blockstream.


Let's not involve things that are irrelevant please. I'm not sharing my reasons for certain things and I stand by my decisions.

I know Lauda better than most here. She pissed me off one time, and I told her off, and he apologized. And I understood his point of view, and I forgave her completely.
Lauda is both a he, a she and neither at the same time!


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Monnt on March 15, 2016, 07:39:38 PM
Lauda been accused of doing many things, from contradicting, saying things he/she shouldn't, etc.
But why all the hate? He/She's not necessarily speaking as a staff member, in some case she could be a staff member, in other cases, she/he is speaking for herself/himself.



I know Lauda better than most here. She pissed me off one time, and I told her off, and he apologized. And I understood his point of view, and I forgave her completely.
Lauda is both a he, a she and neither at the same time!

Okay, that's just creepy.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Quickseller on March 15, 2016, 10:19:27 PM
Lauda called someone a retard (when acting as a moderator) here (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1390664.msg14127205#msg14127205), and I called him out on it here (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1390664.msg14127307#msg14127307).
So wherever I post I'm acting as a moderator? That's not how this works.

When I asked Lauda about the negative rating, he claimed that it was suppose to be a neutral rating, changed it to neutral and told me that I "know the reasoning".
Trust rating has nothing to do with being a staff member; straw-man argument.
Whenever you post about what the current forum policies/rules are you are posting/acting as a moderator. This is why some threads specifically ask for the assistance of a moderator/administrator so that someone with actual authority can help with a situation.

I called you out on calling someone a retard, making you look bad, and subsequently did something to retaliate against me. Why should you be trusted to be fair and impartial when moderating the forum when you have a history of retaliate against someone who spoke out against you?


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lauda on March 15, 2016, 10:36:42 PM
Whenever you post about what the current forum policies/rules are you are posting/acting as a moderator. This is why some threads specifically ask for the assistance of a moderator/administrator so that someone with actual authority can help with a situation.
Where did you find this or is this something that you've concluded based on your own (subjective) perception of how things should be?

I called you out on calling someone a retard, making you look bad, and subsequently did something to retaliate against me.
Cherry picking is not nice. User-to-user interaction (trust) is not relevant here. If what you say was the case, then whenever a staff member has an argument with somebody they aren't allowed to leave them a trust rating anytime afterwards because that would mean that they can't be impartial? This is one of the reasons why trust is not moderated.

Why should you be trusted to be fair and impartial when moderating the forum when you have a history of retaliate against someone who spoke out against you?
I have never retaliated against anyone. There have been at least 2 threads about me by two different users that were slander at best, I did not touch either one of them. In these cases it is best to report it to others and let them decide, which is what I did and will keep doing.


There are reasons for which I didn't give you a rating at first, and they are reasons for which I left it to you now. If you want to talk, then do so via PM as I will not reveal things here. I don't need drama.


He/She's not necessarily speaking as a staff member, in some case she could be a staff member, in other cases, she/he is speaking for herself/himself.
Indeed. The staff consists of various people with various beliefs and opinions. After joining we are allowed to (or encouraged IIRC) to continue our usual posting.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Jet Cash on March 16, 2016, 09:29:11 AM
Being a mod is a shit  job, whatever you do/say will annoy somebody, especially the unreasonable posters. I was a mod on a busy webmaster board a few years ago, and I don't think I'd do it again. :)

Lauda seems to be quite a helpful guy/gal when giving opinions and advice. I don't know about the modding behaviour though, as I haven't had a run-in yet. :)


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: JustDie on March 16, 2016, 05:57:42 PM
Being a mod is a shit  job, whatever you do/say will annoy somebody, especially the unreasonable posters. I was a mod on a busy webmaster board a few years ago, and I don't think I'd do it again. :)

Lauda seems to be quite a helpful guy/gal when giving opinions and advice. I don't know about the modding behaviour though, as I haven't had a run-in yet. :)

it will annoying for the poster , but not for everyone .


I know Lauda better than most here.

She pissed me off one time, and I told her off, and he apologized.

And I understood his point of view, and I forgave her completely.


and look who is back !  ::) ::)


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: ABitNut on March 17, 2016, 12:40:17 AM
I called you out on calling someone a retard, making you look bad, and subsequently did something to retaliate against me.
Cherry picking is not nice. User-to-user interaction (trust) is not relevant here. If what you say was the case, then whenever a staff member has an argument with somebody they aren't allowed to leave them a trust rating anytime afterwards because that would mean that they can't be impartial? This is one of the reasons why trust is not moderated.

There's being impartial while seeming partial. If you want to avoid any semblance of partiality I suggest you study Quickseller; their use of multiple accounts would be very useful for it.
However I'd much prefer if you just keep doing what you're doing now and take the butthurt as a sign of a job well done.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: dogie on March 17, 2016, 01:31:09 AM
Why is this thread even still a thing??


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Iseecookies on March 17, 2016, 01:56:51 AM
You dont ask why,you admire the masterwork and continue the thread by speculating on Laudas sex!
Any other posts are clear manipulation to get us off the number one question on bitcointalk.org besides "How can I join signature"!


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: whywefight on March 17, 2016, 02:02:08 AM
Why is this thread even still a thing??

Yeah dont get it too. Lauda is doing a good job. Would be a sad thing to loose her...


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Vod on March 17, 2016, 02:54:49 AM
Lauda is one of the few shining lights remaining on this forum!   :)


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: BlindMayorBitcorn on March 17, 2016, 03:02:32 AM
Lauda is one of the few shining lights remaining on this forum!   :)

I wouldn't kick him/her out of bed.  ;)


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: gorgon666 on March 18, 2016, 02:58:32 AM
Lauda likes to try to get those that make her contradict herself and those that speak out against her to get banned in the staff forum. Sometimes she proposes this herself, sometimes she uses a proxy to try to get these people banned.

Lauda likes to tell lies to silence those whom are critical of her, but her lies are quickly exposed and she then changes her stance.

@redsn0w -- stop being an idiot and go back to screwing up escrow deals. Lauda having a penis is not something you can understand.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: whywefight on March 18, 2016, 03:02:32 AM
Lauda likes to try to get those that make her contradict herself and those that speak out against her to get banned in the staff forum. Sometimes she proposes this herself, sometimes she uses a proxy to try to get these people banned.

Lauda likes to tell lies to silence those whom are critical of her, but her lies are quickly exposed and she then changes her stance.

@redsn0w -- stop being an idiot and go back to screwing up escrow deals. Lauda having a penis is not something you can understand.

Any proof you want to share with us? yes for the bold parts... ::)


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: mexxer-2 on March 18, 2016, 05:56:02 AM
Lauda likes to try to get those that make her contradict herself and those that speak out against her to get banned in the staff forum.
Bullshit, you don't know whats happening in the staff board. If you did(i.e you mean to say are a mod  ::)) you wouldn't be talking about it via your alt

Sometimes she proposes this herself, sometimes she uses a proxy to try to get these people banned.
Lol what now? How does "proxy" come to play in this? If by proxy you mean alts, you don't have proof of those either. And do you think staff members, the ones who can actually ban members(three Glob mods and two admins, one of which is MIA and another who hasn't handled ban requests in a long time, and the only Glob mod effectively banning members being rarely active) will take the word of a random account?

Lauda likes to tell lies to silence those whom are critical of her, but her lies are quickly exposed and she then changes her stance.
Now I see where this is all. My young Classic shill, you'll need to spread more FUD before you can make anyone to doubt Lauda's credibility


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: gorgon666 on March 19, 2016, 06:02:29 PM
Sometimes she proposes this herself, sometimes she uses a proxy to try to get these people banned.
Lol what now? How does "proxy" come to play in this?
Lauda tries to get other moderators she is close to try to get these people banned.

You should probably go back to moderating sketchy gambling sites and spend less time trying to be a mall cop ::) We all know that you will never try to bite the hand that feeds you and would not speak out against anyone with more power then you.


Update
You are allowed to post pretty much anything as long as it doesn't break the rules. Anyone could follow you around and try to insult you/troll you or whatever.
Lauda is now encouraging certain users (namely Vod) to make off topic posts, and to troll other users. This is after Vod has posted multiple posts supporting Lauda in this thread. Lauda is encouraging someone to break the rules who is supporting Lauda. This is a clear abuse of power.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lutpin on March 19, 2016, 06:04:23 PM
You are allowed to post pretty much anything as long as it doesn't break the rules. Anyone could follow you around and try to insult you/troll you or whatever.
Lauda is now encouraging certain users (namely Vod) to make off topic posts, and to troll other users. This is after Vod has posted multiple posts supporting Lauda in this thread. Lauda is encouraging someone to break the rules who is supporting Lauda. This is a clear abuse of power.
Just,...wat?
Do you even read before posting?


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Vod on March 19, 2016, 10:15:27 PM
Lauda is now encouraging certain users (namely Vod) to make off topic posts, and to troll other users. This is after Vod has posted multiple posts supporting Lauda in this thread. Lauda is encouraging someone to break the rules who is supporting Lauda. This is a clear abuse of power.

If you don't stand behind your words, why would anyone respect them?


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: gorgon666 on March 27, 2016, 06:54:13 PM
You are allowed to post pretty much anything as long as it doesn't break the rules. Anyone could follow you around and try to insult you/troll you or whatever.
Lauda is now encouraging certain users (namely Vod) to make off topic posts, and to troll other users. This is after Vod has posted multiple posts supporting Lauda in this thread. Lauda is encouraging someone to break the rules who is supporting Lauda. This is a clear abuse of power.
Just,...wat?
Do you even read before posting?
Lauda said "as long as you don't break the rules" but her very next sentence says to break the rules "[...]follow you around[...]try to[...]troll you[...]"

3. No trolling.

Which is it. Does Lauda not want him to break the rules, or does Lauda want him to troll?

@Vod -- You must not understand the concept behind free speech and freedom from being oppressed when making unpopular/critical (of those in power) statements. I know that you can't think for yourself, but at least give others the chance to think for themselves. Please and thank you.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Heutenamos on March 27, 2016, 08:08:47 PM
You must not understand the concept behind free speech
So, we are still stuck with the free speech ? Kid there is no free speech.A nine year old Muslim girl being raped to leave her native country in Bosnian war was free speech.More than Ten million Jews getting killed in The Holocaust was free speech.Killing the innocent citizens in Baghdad and raping their women was free speech.

Get the supporters,Get the weapons & then we will see who should stay and who should be gone.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: whywefight on March 27, 2016, 09:30:58 PM
You must not understand the concept behind free speech
More than Ten million Jews getting killed in The Holocaust was free speech.

Would you please take a history lesson before posting shit like this?? Holocaust had nothing to do with "Free speech"...

i cant belive it....


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Zeke2345 on March 27, 2016, 09:42:19 PM
You must not understand the concept behind free speech
So, we are still stuck with the free speech ? Kid there is no free speech.A nine year old Muslim girl being raped to leave her native country in Bosnian war was free speech.More than Ten million Jews getting killed in The Holocaust was free speech.Killing the innocent citizens in Baghdad and raping their women was free speech.

Get the supporters,Get the weapons & then we will see who should stay and who should be gone.

Dang dude.. This is a troubling to see you go down this path of logic. To make a point its best to stay on the task at hand then venture off on emotional hijacking. I tend to enjoy reading your posts but this one is stretching it out.

Lauda is cool people in my books,its the other assholes! ;)
Im joking..


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: _Miracle on March 28, 2016, 03:02:57 AM
Lauda is a long time contributor and fair moderator.

Are you really already complaining with less than 20 posts in gorgon666?
And creating an entire thread  to do so? No examples just accusations.

Settle in a bit gorgo666, you might like it here...or not ;-)
but try to "play nice" just the same because so far you're not off to a good start.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Heutenamos on March 28, 2016, 09:08:19 AM
You must not understand the concept behind free speech
So, we are still stuck with the free speech ? Kid there is no free speech.A nine year old Muslim girl being raped to leave her native country in Bosnian war was free speech.More than Ten million Jews getting killed in The Holocaust was free speech.Killing the innocent citizens in Baghdad and raping their women was free speech.

Get the supporters,Get the weapons & then we will see who should stay and who should be gone.

Dang dude.. This is a troubling to see you go down this path of logic. To make a point its best to stay on the task at hand then venture off on emotional hijacking. I tend to enjoy reading your posts but this one is stretching it out.

Lauda is cool people in my books,its the other assholes! ;)
Im joking..
The on or off topic drama might be helpful while solving urgent problems but Critical thinking is very important while having a discussion.Something written on papers or books is not free speech.It just a paper where anything can be written and which is gazillion miles way from reality.

You don't tend to enjoy my posts cause you never pmed me when i wasn't posting for more than 3 weeks.Yes,you proved you are joking :D

anyways ,what makes you think i am against laude ? in actuality i am in love with laude  :-* :-* but yes, i m always against the behvior's not the person.Someone said me that laude is saying retarded,fuck off  >:( etc... to people who are asking her help.I cant agree that is helpful but i m in love with laude anyways.  :D :D

A Reality Check is needed.   :(


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lauda on March 29, 2016, 09:37:30 PM
Which is it. Does Lauda want him to troll?
You have comprehension issues. Cats do not encourage people to troll.

Someone said me that laude is saying retarded,
It was a one time thing to a person not directly requesting my help (I'd never do it in such a case). Anyhow, it was (most likely) retracted before the OP could read it.

in actuality i am in love with laude  :-* :-*
but i m in love with laude anyways.  :D :D
https://i.imgur.com/lVZ4pVC.png


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Zeke2345 on March 29, 2016, 11:16:15 PM
You must not understand the concept behind free speech
So, we are still stuck with the free speech ? Kid there is no free speech.A nine year old Muslim girl being raped to leave her native country in Bosnian war was free speech.More than Ten million Jews getting killed in The Holocaust was free speech.Killing the innocent citizens in Baghdad and raping their women was free speech.

Get the supporters,Get the weapons & then we will see who should stay and who should be gone.

Dang dude.. This is a troubling to see you go down this path of logic. To make a point its best to stay on the task at hand then venture off on emotional hijacking. I tend to enjoy reading your posts but this one is stretching it out.

Lauda is cool people in my books,its the other assholes! ;)
Im joking..
The on or off topic drama might be helpful while solving urgent problems but Critical thinking is very important while having a discussion.Something written on papers or books is not free speech.It just a paper where anything can be written and which is gazillion miles way from reality.

You don't tend to enjoy my posts cause you never pmed me when i wasn't posting for more than 3 weeks.Yes,you proved you are joking :D

anyways ,what makes you think i am against laude ? in actuality i am in love with laude  :-* :-* but yes, i m always against the behvior's not the person.Someone said me that laude is saying retarded,fuck off  >:( etc... to people who are asking her help.I cant agree that is helpful but i m in love with laude anyways.  :D :D

A Reality Check is needed.   :(


Was the reasoning that was scary,comparing to the holocaust made me worry. Was just pointing out that you did not need to go to such extremes. Pretty sure Lauda does not want to be connected to WWII !:D



Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: rizzlarolla on April 09, 2016, 12:47:54 AM
Does anyone else think that Lauda should not be a moderator?

Lauda proceeds with her opinion when moderating the board. Lauda does not follow the rules of the board the same way other moderators do. Lauda is not open to ever being wrong or mistaken. Lauda does not understand what it means to moderate the board. Lauda does not bother to explain reasons behind actions in a friendly way. Lauda likes to be abrasive with people she is moderating. Lauda is power hungry.

I move to have Lauda removed from being a moderator effective immediately.



I wouldn't go that far.

But I do think guilty of over zealous posting, which blur's the mod role he performs.
Seems like every other post is Lauda saying either you are right or you are wrong.
It's too in your face.
It stifles discussion and aids trolling.

What's all this about for example?
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1164464.60
Lauda's comment totally uncalled for, imo. Leading to at least 3 of the 5 following posts off topic spam/trolling.
(has VeritasSapere done something wrong?)

Not trying to be confrontational here, just saying,
Can't Lauda bite his tongue occasionally?


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: BitcoinEXpress on April 09, 2016, 08:41:38 PM


Just had another sorta kinda almost disagreement Lauda.

No retaliatory action.



~BCX~


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Hamuki on April 12, 2016, 10:50:54 PM
WAIT!! If you guys remove Lauda as moderator i QUIT! :-*
Anyways OP: Lauda is one of the few persons here that dare to express their ideas without looking at your rank, trust, donations, skin color, avatar, signature or any other potential "pre-judgement". If what you say is stupid, expect Lauda to write it down with caps and viceversa: if you smart enough to contribute to this forum with constructive posts, expect Lauda to back you up without if and without but. And i like this attitude and fortunately i see the same attitude from a lot of other people here.
If you knew it, you woudnt make a new account just to run your mouth but instead, you would have risked some of your red trust with your Legendary "avatar" and write about Lauda with him ;)
~Hamu


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: gorgon666 on June 08, 2016, 10:34:21 PM
Lauda likes to advocate for the banning of people she does not agree with. Not very fair and balanced if you ask me!


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: otrkid70 on June 09, 2016, 12:40:18 AM
I think Lauda regardless if the person is (Male or Female) is Level headed.......While opinionated He/She has the right to be so.

He/she and i have butted heads on a few issues and we came to an an understanding to disagree.

There is NO reason whatsoever that He/She should be even considered being removed from Moderator status at all.
I say NO NO NO!


P.S.   Dogs are better than Cats Lauda No offense RUFF RUFF :)


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lauda on June 09, 2016, 08:40:41 AM
Lauda likes to advocate for the banning of people she does not agree with. Not very fair and balanced if you ask me!
How could you possibly know which moderator proposes which bans? ::)

I think Lauda regardless if the person is (Male or Female) is Level headed.......While opinionated He/She has the right to be so.
Exactly. Just because some people can't stay objective, that does not mean that nobody can.

P.S.   Dogs are better than Cats Lauda No offense RUFF RUFF :)
You do not want to go down that path! >:(


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: prettybuds on June 09, 2016, 09:04:28 AM
Only the hamburger on Lauda's avatar irritates me, other than that never had any issues.
Seems like OP had felt personally attacked or something in the past.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: BitcoinEXpress on June 10, 2016, 01:32:54 AM
@Theymos



I've seen no evidence of Lauda harassing anyone or behaving badly

In spite of being a sig spammer  ;)

I think Lauda would make a decent Global Mod.



~BCX~


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: ABitNut on June 10, 2016, 06:54:34 AM
@Theymos



I've seen no evidence of Lauda harassing anyone or behaving badly

In spite of being a sig spammer  ;)

I think Lauda would make a decent Global Mod.



~BCX~

I disagree. Lauda is not pissing off nearly enough assholes yet to qualify for global mod.

;)


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: BitcoinEXpress on June 10, 2016, 12:10:22 PM
@ABitNut

Keen observation.

My favorite post by a pissed off member to a moderator was when a banned newbie flew into a rage after Badbear perma-banned him.

 ;D ;D ;D


~BCX~


WHY YOU ERASE ALL MY POST, ALL OF THEM ARE RELEVANT TO THE TOPIC. I MOST MORE THAN 100 IN 3 MONTHS BUT YOU JUST ERASE IT BANNED MY ACCOUNT FUCK YOU ASSHOLE. YOUR JUST AFRAID THAT MANY OF THE MEMBER WILL GET A HIGH POSITION NO WONDER MANY OF THE MEMBER IS NEWBIE BECAUSE YOU JUST ERASE THE POST THAT WE ARE POSTING.TIME WILL COME NOBODY WILL USE THIS FORUM BECAUSE OF THE FUCKING THINGS YOU DO.FUCK THIS BULLSHIT FORUM. ;D


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: freedoge.co on June 11, 2016, 03:32:49 AM
based on experience, i would agree to let him go.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: The Sceptical Chymist on June 11, 2016, 03:46:46 AM
@ABitNut

Keen observation.

My favorite post by a pissed off member to a moderator was when a banned newbie flew into a rage after Badbear perma-banned him.

 ;D ;D ;D


~BCX~


WHY YOU ERASE ALL MY POST, ALL OF THEM ARE RELEVANT TO THE TOPIC. I MOST MORE THAN 100 IN 3 MONTHS BUT YOU JUST ERASE IT BANNED MY ACCOUNT FUCK YOU ASSHOLE. YOUR JUST AFRAID THAT MANY OF THE MEMBER WILL GET A HIGH POSITION NO WONDER MANY OF THE MEMBER IS NEWBIE BECAUSE YOU JUST ERASE THE POST THAT WE ARE POSTING.TIME WILL COME NOBODY WILL USE THIS FORUM BECAUSE OF THE FUCKING THINGS YOU DO.FUCK THIS BULLSHIT FORUM. ;D
Yeah I would have bookmarked that one too.  Effing hilarious. 

I love these butthurt threads.  Gives Schadenfreude connoisseurs like me a chance to throw dirtballs with impunity.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: 2c0de on June 12, 2016, 01:02:36 PM
I feel that she is a really cool moderator, sure everyone has their own opinions, but there's this little thing called Ignore button, you can Ignore even mods you know. So if you disagree what's stopping you from being a crybaby to deal with the issue the way it's supposed to be dealt with.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: BitcoinEXpress on June 13, 2016, 03:16:10 AM
I feel that she is a really cool moderator, sure everyone has their own opinions, but there's this little thing called Ignore button, you can Ignore even mods you know. So if you disagree what's stopping you from being a crybaby to deal with the issue the way it's supposed to be dealt with.

Actually, no, you cannot ignore mods LOL


~BCX~


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: AGD on June 13, 2016, 05:29:33 AM
I feel that she is a really cool moderator, sure everyone has their own opinions, but there's this little thing called Ignore button, you can Ignore even mods you know. So if you disagree what's stopping you from being a crybaby to deal with the issue the way it's supposed to be dealt with.

Actually, no, you cannot ignore mods LOL


~BCX~


I can, but Lauda is one of the few sig spammers, who actually provides content, so I have unignored him/her/it.

edit: grammar


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Decoded on June 13, 2016, 06:54:22 AM
I think Lauda is doing their job quite well. He/She is allowed to speak his/her what she wants, ya know. If you want, ask her which one of her posts are opinionated and which ones are professional.

I feel that she is a really cool moderator, sure everyone has their own opinions, but there's this little thing called Ignore button, you can Ignore even mods you know. So if you disagree what's stopping you from being a crybaby to deal with the issue the way it's supposed to be dealt with.

Actually, no, you cannot ignore mods LOL


~BCX~
Ughhhh put ~BCX~ in your signature already!!!! xD


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: beastmodeBiscuitGravy on June 26, 2016, 10:16:24 PM
Lauda is expert, and can get direct personal tech support from Core Devs without getting shooed away to #Bitcoin. This is of great help to us.

https://i.imgur.com/Ohzjxne.png


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: YES
Post by: Vod on June 28, 2016, 09:36:48 AM
I see Lauda acting/posting more often than any other moderator, and it is always helpful.

IMO he is doing a great job.   :)


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Jet Cash on June 28, 2016, 01:33:24 PM
I vote remain

This isn't a Brexit thread is it? :)


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: isvicre on June 29, 2016, 02:17:10 PM
Not a bad mod. Usually helpful or informative posts and i havent seen much censorship tbh.

If you dont agree with her opinion then debate her openly, no need to call for an active, useful mod to stand down.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Spoetnik on June 30, 2016, 03:30:23 AM
Oh do we get to "vote" Mitchell ;)
..joke from comment on page 1 (i did not go past that point)

I have had a couple incidents of butting heads with Lauda.
But what ever..

Let me offer my own perspective.
Lauda has opinions which is fair.. staff are allowed to share them.
They are also entitled to interpret the rules how they like.. it's their job.
Nothing much we can do but whine to thymos about it etc
BUT !
What is "it" ?
Seems you created this topic NOOB / OP with out saying WHY.
You clearly made this because of some incident you failed to bring up.
Not a good sign LOL

I do appreciate that Lauda makes more of an effort to communicate with the users here.
Some staff moderate and never say a word to anyone about anything.

Anyway i seen no reason why Lauda should be demoted.
I did not think i would either clicking on this topic.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Jet Cash on June 30, 2016, 07:33:10 AM
If threads like this are created, he's obviously doing a really good job.

Mods - please review the posters who feel he cramps their style.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: BlindMayorBitcorn on July 01, 2016, 01:00:52 AM
Dear Lauda,

Stop cramping my style!

Sincerely,

~BMB~


Title: Re: Lauda should *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: YES
Post by: Lutpin on July 01, 2016, 01:10:40 AM
Funny how this thread is still going on (you might call it a running gag by now).
And also funny that in the meantime, while here the discussions were going on, Lauda got more (rather than less) responsibilities.

https://i.snag.gy/2FJNqe.jpg



I see Lauda acting/posting more often than any other moderator, and it is always helpful.
Ewh, he's a sigspammer.
I guess you can turn everything either way or the other.

IMO he is doing a great job.
And that's only your opinion. Mine could be completely different the same.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Jet Cash on July 01, 2016, 07:10:35 AM
Yawn. Why don't we ban Bitcoin from this forum - after all it's linked to the drug trade. :)


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: BitcoinEXpress on July 02, 2016, 12:52:01 AM
I think Lauda should be the only proven Sig Spammer to be a Global Moderator.

He does a good job, annoyingly sig spamming at the same time, but good job.


~BCX~


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Vod on July 02, 2016, 05:26:58 AM
Lauda to replace Badbear, now that the latter is no longer as active anymore!


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: BitcoinEXpress on July 02, 2016, 01:03:18 PM
Lauda to replace Badbear, now that the latter is no longer as active anymore!


If that were to happen, he would have to change his name to "BadLauda" LOL


~BCX~


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: thesame12 on July 02, 2016, 04:44:48 PM
Lauda to replace Badbear, now that the latter is no longer as active anymore!


If that were to happen, he would have to change his name to "BadLauda" LOL


~BCX~
Dude, please. Can you not do that? You're killing me.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: gorgon666 on July 13, 2016, 02:30:43 AM
What a day for Lauda!

Lauda advertises for a company she knows to be shady, get publicly called out about this, waits for her payment and then removes her signature. Not exactly a beacon of ethics if you ask me.

Now Lauda is asking 2BTC per month for her signature and is proactively denying any consequences of advertising for a future shady company: "[...]can not be held accountable for any misdoings by the client"

Anyone that follows Lauda's posts knows that she does not keep an open mind


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: BitcoinEXpress on July 13, 2016, 03:25:32 AM
What a day for Lauda!

Lauda advertises for a company she knows to be shady, get publicly called out about this, waits for her payment and then removes her signature. Not exactly a beacon of ethics if you ask me.

Now Lauda is asking 2BTC per month for her signature and is proactively denying any consequences of advertising for a future shady company: "[...]can not be held accountable for any misdoings by the client"

Anyone that follows Lauda's posts knows that she does not keep an open mind


So he's a shady sig spamming staff member.

Still would be a great mod.

I'm serious, sig spamming etc.... has zero to do with moderating.


~BCX~


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lauda on July 13, 2016, 06:53:16 AM
Lauda advertises for a company she knows to be shady, get publicly called out about this, waits for her payment and then removes her signature. Not exactly a beacon of ethics if you ask me.
The evidence was inconclusive (that's why I left neutral trust, but still decided to leave them). "Waits for her payment"; what are you talking about?

Now Lauda is asking 2BTC per month for her signature and is proactively denying any consequences of advertising for a future shady company: "[...]can not be held accountable for any misdoings by the client"
No, neither one of those is correct. ACE is asking 2 BTC for the whole group (not myself). The secondary implies that in the case that a client goes rogue (e.g. scams) during an AD period (not prior) that we can't be held accountable for this in any way.

So he's a shady sig spamming staff member.
Shady? No, I haven't done anything wrong, don't let yourself fooled by the 'anti-Lauda' movement.

I'm serious, sig spamming etc.... has zero to do with moderating.
That is correct.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: defcon23 on July 13, 2016, 08:12:17 AM
to the question : "Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no"

The answer is clearly NO.
how call someone abusing of this position for trying extorquing someone in this way ??

resume:  1 : Lauda collect genesis coins serie 2,
 - he got few #1 coins, and when he know i have got  1 , comes to me with a 25$ + shgipping  proposition ( wich i polite decline )

- he start to be agressive and menacing to left a negative trust . ( what he did : check my trust ranking)

- indeed my reaction was to tell him: " dont do this , that's not fair..and you will loose your credibility."..)

- precisions: few times before this, as i know lauda was a "friend" of VOD , an user who left me a neg ranking in the past for absolutely no valid reason,  i have ask to Lauda:
 " could you please try to contact VOD please, for i can try to solve this OLD story with him , as i cant contact him directly since he has block my PM's ?"

his answer was: " why should i help you... ? "  ( wich motivate in party the fact to dont sold him this genesis coin at his ridiculous offfer )


Then,   i have finaly put this coin in auction few days ago , and this auction has ended yesterday ( LINK:  https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1544950.msg15528872#msg15528872 (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1544950.msg15528872#msg15528872)


the reaction to this is know well know......   he left me a bad feedback , not using the genesis coin excuse, but in getting an OLD story i 've got in the past , and about he was well informed  many many time before he left his shit on my trust ranking ..  ( as explain above , we have even talk about it days and days before.... lol )


here's now some irc publics logs where you follow the story step by step :

https://i.imgur.com/hCI8fyS.png

https://i.imgur.com/jqYd32b.png





i will edit my post with few other links quicly..


so in conclusion :  do you really think this guy is "credible " ?  for me the answer is clearly NO.
is just a teenager who abusing of his position


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: cryptodevil on July 13, 2016, 08:21:46 AM
LOL at the sudden resurgence of self-escrowing account-seller posts and their sock-puppets (gorgon666). It is almost as if they are the same person chasing the same shadows in their impotent rage.

Here is story:

I done a trade with a user "X" and after trade was complete this account"X" was sold to other user (can't reveal username because this account is now owned by a new owner who has nothing to do with this stuff so I don't want to involve him in this)
I had some problem with trade so I sent him many PMs and after he never replied left him a neg feedback but later he replied to me that he is new owner of this account and it was sold to him by user "Kanapka (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=360830)" using Defcon23 (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=98372) as escrow.


Cool

I sent message to user "Kanapka (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=360830)" for problem regarding my trade and this user responded me that he never sold me anything , and he bought this account from someone using Defcon23 (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=98372) as escrow, and asked me that I can confirm this from Defcon23 (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=98372)
"here is screenshot of feedback left by Defcon23 (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=98372) on Kanapka (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=360830) trust page saying that this account(Kanapka) was sold using his escrow service"
https://i.imgur.com/DFebY2i.png (https://i.imgur.com/DFebY2i.png)


Ok, then I sent message to Defcon23 (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=98372) asking for this and he said Kanapka (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=360830) account was sold using his escrow when I asked when it was sold then he said it was sold after he did any trade with me(When I asked for date when the account was sold he refused).Then I asked him for some proofs that the account was sold so I know that it is not the original user who done trade with me and he didn't answered and started making fake excuses like"its my son's birthday and I am busy"


then I checked forum security log and found that password of account "Kanapka (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=360830)" was not changed since last 1 month? (my trade was 9-10 sepetember)
so it means that Defcon23 (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=98372) lied about this and account Kanapka (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=360830) was never sold using his escrow
, this prove that "Kanapka (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=360830)" is his alt account and he is defending it using hero account Defcon23 (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=98372)


also he left positive feedback to Kanapka (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=360830) for this transaction and also took fees from buyer for the trade between buyer and "Kanapka (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=360830)"(his potential alt)
that is against forum rules.

Here are Proofs where he said that the account was sold

trust page of kanapka => https://i.imgur.com/DFebY2i.png (https://i.imgur.com/DFebY2i.png)


Pms from defcon23 =>

helo

yes i have escrowed the sale of this account recently... nothing more to say. ( as you can read in the + 1 i let him , after this sale.)


regards.

tl'dr: 'defcon23' is a proven self-escrowing account-trader. Which, in light of this, makes their question below laughable:
so in conclusion :  do you really think this guy is "credible " ?  


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: defcon23 on July 13, 2016, 08:24:45 AM
LOL at the sudden resurgence of self-escrowing account-seller posts and their sock-puppets (gorgon666). It is almost as if they are the same person chasing the same shadows in their impotent rage.

Here is story:

I done a trade with a user "X" and after trade was complete this account"X" was sold to other user (can't reveal username because this account is now owned by a new owner who has nothing to do with this stuff so I don't want to involve him in this)
I had some problem with trade so I sent him many PMs and after he never replied left him a neg feedback but later he replied to me that he is new owner of this account and it was sold to him by user "Kanapka (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=360830)" using Defcon23 (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=98372) as escrow.


Cool

I sent message to user "Kanapka (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=360830)" for problem regarding my trade and this user responded me that he never sold me anything , and he bought this account from someone using Defcon23 (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=98372) as escrow, and asked me that I can confirm this from Defcon23 (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=98372)
"here is screenshot of feedback left by Defcon23 (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=98372) on Kanapka (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=360830) trust page saying that this account(Kanapka) was sold using his escrow service"
https://i.imgur.com/DFebY2i.png (https://i.imgur.com/DFebY2i.png)


Ok, then I sent message to Defcon23 (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=98372) asking for this and he said Kanapka (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=360830) account was sold using his escrow when I asked when it was sold then he said it was sold after he did any trade with me(When I asked for date when the account was sold he refused).Then I asked him for some proofs that the account was sold so I know that it is not the original user who done trade with me and he didn't answered and started making fake excuses like"its my son's birthday and I am busy"


then I checked forum security log and found that password of account "Kanapka (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=360830)" was not changed since last 1 month? (my trade was 9-10 sepetember)
so it means that Defcon23 (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=98372) lied about this and account Kanapka (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=360830) was never sold using his escrow
, this prove that "Kanapka (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=360830)" is his alt account and he is defending it using hero account Defcon23 (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=98372)


also he left positive feedback to Kanapka (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=360830) for this transaction and also took fees from buyer for the trade between buyer and "Kanapka (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=360830)"(his potential alt)
that is against forum rules.

Here are Proofs where he said that the account was sold

trust page of kanapka => https://i.imgur.com/DFebY2i.png (https://i.imgur.com/DFebY2i.png)


Pms from defcon23 =>

helo

yes i have escrowed the sale of this account recently... nothing more to say. ( as you can read in the + 1 i let him , after this sale.)


regards.

tl'dr: 'defcon23' is a proven self-escrowing account-trader. Which, in light of this, makes their question below laughable:
so in conclusion :  do you really think this guy is "credible " ?  
man you're an alt of neotox , then go home with your fake accusations


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: cryptodevil on July 13, 2016, 08:30:22 AM
man you're an alt of neotox , then go home with your fake accusations

I am? Dammit, why did no-one tell me until now?!

Awesome rebuttal of his, I mean 'my', evidence, btw, truly stellar comeback!



Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: defcon23 on July 13, 2016, 08:32:49 AM
neotox , why resorting this  shit today ?  go home ! ----------->  Quote from: Neotox on September 19, 2015, 05:11:02 PM


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lauda on July 13, 2016, 10:07:15 AM
LOL at the sudden resurgence of self-escrowing account-seller posts and their sock-puppets (gorgon666). It is almost as if they are the same person chasing the same shadows in their impotent rage.
The random chatlogs of no importance aren't properly stamped, as there is no dd/mm. Those interactions happened quite some time ago. Anyhow, I've yet to see a single argument that has any relevance to moderation. Just Bitcointalk drama; the next account is lurking behind the corner.

https://media.riffsy.com/images/54451401d52c0dd2fe9ee5752857d53c/raw

I am? Dammit, why did no-one tell me until now?!
I knew it all along! ::)


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: defcon23 on July 13, 2016, 10:07:51 AM
and here's the contains of  PM with Lauda:

https://i.imgur.com/luOXJ8l.png


and here, the proof he well know the problem about VOD feedback before his recent bad feedback ..
as we  have talking about before the genesis #1 "issue"...
so he have used this to trying discredit me ...

https://i.imgur.com/QWrA64c.png


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: miffman on July 13, 2016, 10:30:17 AM
and here's the contains of  PM with Lauda:

https://i.imgur.com/luOXJ8l.png


and here, the proof he well know the problem about VOD feedback before his recent bad feedback ..
as we  have talking about before the genesis #1 "issue"...
so he have used this to trying discredit me ...

https://i.imgur.com/QWrA64c.png

Posting private chat logs is not cool. There are other ways to deal with issues.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: cryptodevil on July 13, 2016, 10:34:03 AM
the problem about VOD feedback

The problem with VOD's feedback? It references a thread where evidence was presented which proved you were 'pulling a QS' and self-escrowing your own alt's trades.

Where is the 'problem', other than the fact it rightly causes people to think twice about wanting to trade with you?



Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: defcon23 on July 13, 2016, 10:35:22 AM
the problem about VOD feedback

The problem with VOD's feedback? It references a thread where evidence was presented which proved you were 'pulling a QS' and self-escrowing your own alt's trades.

Where is the 'problem', other than the fact it rightly causes people to think twice about wanting to trade with you?


wrong : thre's no evidence ;. indeed , as it's fake :: where are your evidences ? lol

go back home neotox.. you're off topic .. ( and by the way: welcome to my ignore list ..)


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: defcon23 on July 13, 2016, 10:36:43 AM
and here's the contains of  PM with Lauda:

https://i.imgur.com/luOXJ8l.png


and here, the proof he well know the problem about VOD feedback before his recent bad feedback ..
as we  have talking about before the genesis #1 "issue"...
so he have used this to trying discredit me ...

https://i.imgur.com/QWrA64c.png

Posting private chat logs is not cool. There are other ways to deal with issues.

and you think what Lauda's have done is cool ... ?  come back to reality dude

and trust me ... that's cool in comparaison to the following .....



.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lutpin on July 13, 2016, 10:44:07 AM
Regardless of what is going on between the two of you (I don't want to comment on it, I don't want to take sides, please keep me out of it),
does this really have anything to do with Lauda being a Mod and their abilities to moderate the sections under them?

If you want to discuss this situation, why not take it to a Reputation thread about Lauda?
I haven't seen any strong arguments about Laudas ability to be a mod or the lack therof in some sites now.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: defcon23 on July 13, 2016, 11:48:06 AM
Regardless of what is going on between the two of you (I don't want to comment on it, I don't want to take sides, please keep me out of it),
does this really have anything to do with Lauda being a Mod and their abilities to moderate the sections under them?

If you want to discuss this situation, why not take it to a Reputation thread about Lauda?
I haven't seen any strong arguments about Laudas ability to be a mod or the lack therof in some sites now.
Lutpin : i think a moderator" should have a little something "more.." ,  and dont try to abuse of his position ... that's all ...   in this case,  the fact of i havent xant to trade with him for this specific coin  ( genesis #1 antique brass) , never should affect his judgement,  or motive i any way the bad ranking he left me for a one year old issue... )

as you can read it by yourself, we has talk about it , and this not had motived any bad ranking...
the reaction comes after i refused to sold him this shit coin, and by the way decided to auction it...


https://i.imgur.com/GygtwLI.png

link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1544950.msg15536515#msg15536515

as you have said by yourself,: "Lauda's going to hate you .." , and you was perfectly right...


a real moderator never menaced to left a bad feedback  only for this fact ... this is not fair.

other precision:

the "these fakes" accusations against me are for an account sale .... ( 1 account ) do you syncerly think , as i've got tons of trades for so many bitcoins , with so many users, in so many deals, i will risk my btctalk reputation for only few cents ? ( escrow fees for 1 account sale ? ) ..... i let you think to this ..


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lutpin on July 13, 2016, 12:13:04 PM
I told you I didn't want to comment on the matter between you and Lauda. Please don't pull me into the middle of fights where I have no stake in whatsoever, I'm already having my fair share of them as it is.
My concern was simply about where this discussion should take place, not how and what's being discussed.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Quickseller on July 13, 2016, 04:13:03 PM
and here's the contains of  PM with Lauda:

https://i.imgur.com/luOXJ8l.png


and here, the proof he well know the problem about VOD feedback before his recent bad feedback ..
as we  have talking about before the genesis #1 "issue"...
so he have used this to trying discredit me ...

https://i.imgur.com/QWrA64c.png

Posting private chat logs is not cool. There are other ways to deal with issues.

I don't see any indication that the messages posted were GPG encrypted so I don't see any reason why anyone would expect those messages to stay private. There should not be any expectation that a Personal message/direct message be kept private if they are not encrypted, especially if there is no explicit request to maintain confidentiality (a privnote sent in plaintext might be an exception to this, however it is still possible that someone will intercept this).  

@Lauda- are the screenshots of those messages an accurate representation of what you said to defcon23 at one point? If not then what is inaccurate?


I don't think that cryptodevil is an alt of neotux, and making this claim will only be a distraction.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: tspacepilot on July 13, 2016, 05:04:59 PM
and here's the contains of  PM with Lauda:

https://i.imgur.com/luOXJ8l.png


and here, the proof he well know the problem about VOD feedback before his recent bad feedback ..
as we  have talking about before the genesis #1 "issue"...
so he have used this to trying discredit me ...

https://i.imgur.com/QWrA64c.png

Posting private chat logs is not cool. There are other ways to deal with issues.

I don't see any indication that the messages posted were GPG encrypted so I don't see any reason why anyone would expect those messages to stay private. There should not be any expectation that a Personal message/direct message be kept private if they are not encrypted, especially if there is no explicit request to maintain confidentiality (a privnote sent in plaintext might be an exception to this, however it is still possible that someone will intercept this).  

@Lauda- are the screenshots of those messages an accurate representation of what you said to defcon23 at one point? If not then what is inaccurate?


I don't think that cryptodevil is an alt of neotux, and making this claim will only be a distraction.

I like how quickseller thinks that people PGP encrypt PMs on IRC ::)

If you're having a private discussion with someone and you then later publish that discussion then it's certainly an aggressive act.  It's also not clear that these screenshots aren't simply faked.  Anyone can use any username on IRC and it's really not hard to do a little image editing anyway.  In any case, it's not clear to me what defcon is accusing him of.  If the screenshots are real then it looks like Lauda wanted to buy some item or another and was feeling impatient, then it looks like he refused to get involved in a personal dispute between Vod and defcon.  what's the accusation here?


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: defcon23 on July 13, 2016, 05:07:02 PM
and here's the contains of  PM with Lauda:

https://i.imgur.com/luOXJ8l.png


and here, the proof he well know the problem about VOD feedback before his recent bad feedback ..
as we  have talking about before the genesis #1 "issue"...
so he have used this to trying discredit me ...

https://i.imgur.com/QWrA64c.png

Posting private chat logs is not cool. There are other ways to deal with issues.

I don't see any indication that the messages posted were GPG encrypted so I don't see any reason why anyone would expect those messages to stay private. There should not be any expectation that a Personal message/direct message be kept private if they are not encrypted, especially if there is no explicit request to maintain confidentiality (a privnote sent in plaintext might be an exception to this, however it is still possible that someone will intercept this).  

@Lauda- are the screenshots of those messages an accurate representation of what you said to defcon23 at one point? If not then what is inaccurate?


I don't think that cryptodevil is an alt of neotux, and making this claim will only be a distraction.

I like how quickseller thinks that people PGP encrypt PMs on IRC ::)

If you're having a private discussion with someone and you then later publish that discussion then it's certainly an aggressive act.  It's also not clear that these screenshots aren't simply faked.  Anyone can use any username on IRC and it's really not hard to do a little image editing anyway.  In any case, it's not clear to me what defcon is accusing him of.  If the screenshots are real then it looks like Lauda wanted to buy some item or another and was feeling impatient, then it looks like he refused to get involved in a personal dispute between Vod and defcon.  what's the accusation here?


yeah sure.... but as you can see in this logs ( at least the publics ones)... many other users have seen the same shit..... that's how this is easely verifiable.. ;)

and yes.... that's not cool ....but just  not more than what Lauda have done in this case...


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: tspacepilot on July 13, 2016, 05:17:17 PM
and yes.... that's not cool ....but just  not more than what Lauda have done in this case...

And what was that exactly?  He was impatient about buying something from you?  He refused to get involved in some dispute between you and Vod?  I don't understand.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: defcon23 on July 13, 2016, 05:41:04 PM
and yes.... that's not cool ....but just  not more than what Lauda have done in this case...

And what was that exactly?  He was impatient about buying something from you?  He refused to get involved in some dispute between you and Vod?  I don't understand.

dispute between me and vod was one year ago... recently i have ask to Lauda if he could hep to solve it , waht he refused.
untli that no problem.

the rest is more interesting: i have bought a coin , which he want: i have refused to trade it at his conditions ( 25$) so, he first menace to left a bad feedback, then he left me a bad ranking , using this old story between me and vod .. ( power abuse , extortion , blackmail... call it as you want..,  in anyway : BAD


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: tspacepilot on July 13, 2016, 05:46:39 PM
and yes.... that's not cool ....but just  not more than what Lauda have done in this case...

And what was that exactly?  He was impatient about buying something from you?  He refused to get involved in some dispute between you and Vod?  I don't understand.

dispute between me and vod was one year ago... recently i have ask to Lauda if he could hep to solve it , waht he refused.
untli that no problem.

That seems well within his prerogative and not shady at all.  I wouldn't want to get involved in disputes that don't involve me.

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the rest is more interesting: i have bought a coin , which he want: i have refused to trade it at his conditions ( 25$) so, he first menace to left a bad feedback,
I sorta thought that part was a joke.

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then he left me a bad ranking , using this old story between me and vod .. ( power abuse , extortion , blackmail... call it as you want..,  in anyway : BAD

Well, if it is the case that he at first refused to intervene, and the dispute was over 1 year old, then he later intervened with a negative directly after you refused to trade with him, that seems like poor judgment.  I don't know what Lauda will say, but in the end, trust isn't moderated and we've long had known scammers on default trust.  I assume this is your issue, that Lauda is somewhere in the default trust network and that his feedback is damaging your rep.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Vod on July 13, 2016, 05:53:18 PM
VOD , an user who left me a neg ranking in the past for absolutely no valid reason

I don't leave negative feedback for absolutely no valid reason.  Try again.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: defcon23 on July 13, 2016, 05:59:06 PM
VOD , an user who left me a neg ranking in the past for absolutely no valid reason

I don't leave negative feedback for absolutely no valid reason.  Try again.


proof ? lol go home pupyy .... read better my ranking ... once again i have tons of trade for so many bitcoins... why would i risk destoying my own rep for wining .... let' s say around 1$ or 1.5$ in an fucking account sale ( acting as escrow)  F... off.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Vod on July 13, 2016, 06:22:35 PM
VOD , an user who left me a neg ranking in the past for absolutely no valid reason

I don't leave negative feedback for absolutely no valid reason.  Try again.


proof ? lol go home pupyy .... read better my ranking ... once again i have tons of trade for so many bitcoins... why would i risk destoying my own rep for wining .... let' s say around 1$ or 1.5$ in an fucking account sale ( acting as escrow)  F... off.

I have read your feedback against me.  You called me a scammer when I have never scammed anyone, and you called QS innocent when it was proven he scammed by self escrow.  That alone makes you untrustworthy.

I and my ratings are not going anywhere you scammer.   :)


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: defcon23 on July 13, 2016, 06:26:03 PM
YO ! go jackoff with all this shit.. people who have already have trade with me knows well who i am ... i never have a trade with you ( and never will do  it..) and i have soooo many better thing to do than fighting with trolls in this poor thread..  play with that ... i have better things to do ;)

poor guy...  ;D


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lauda on July 13, 2016, 06:27:55 PM
@Lauda- are the screenshots of those messages an accurate representation of what you said to defcon23 at one point? If not then what is inaccurate?
They are (they're easily faked, although I didn't go through each individual message), but I consider them random gibberish. I tend to have 'fun' with people in that chat-room (compare that to the direct messages). The representation of the story is inaccurate, and I disagree with posting screenshot of private conversations without permission. All of this is off-topic to this thread.

If the screenshots are real then it looks like Lauda wanted to buy some item or another and was feeling impatient, then it looks like he refused to get involved in a personal dispute between Vod and defcon.  what's the accusation here?
Correct, I refused to get involved into that dispute. From what I understand the accusation is somewhere in the lines of: I'm abusing my position (I assume moderator?) by leaving false feedback or something which is ridiculous as those aren't interconnected (regardless of the feedback being correct or not).

the rest is more interesting: i have bought a coin , which he want: i have refused to trade it at his conditions ( 25$) so, he first menace to left a bad feedback,
I sorta thought that part was a joke.
Why would it be? Although "my conditions" was just a suggestion based on the amount of money required by others. The first screenshot shows that, although cuts off at "let me know who gets it, so I can leave negative rating" to make it seem like I was serious. If that were true, why am I not seeing the negative rating from myself on the "person who got it"? ::)

Well, if it is the case that he at first refused to intervene, and the dispute was over 1 year old, then he later intervened with a negative directly after you refused to trade with him, that seems like poor judgment.  
This has nothing to do with the personal dispute which happened some time ago. This person (currently ignored) is acting like a special snowflake. I've left several ratings recently as I've caught up on that (still a long list to go). The reasoning: "We had a dispute X time ago, and you aren't allowed to leave a negative rating ever" is bullshit. Don't get me started on unjustified retaliatory feedback, which should make one less trustworthy by default.

I have read your feedback against me.  You called me a scammer when I have never scammed anyone, and you called QS innocent when it was proven he scammed by self escrow.  That alone makes you untrustworthy.
That's what my rating reflects. Untrustworthy regardless of initial accusations due to retaliatory unjustified negative feedback.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Vod on July 13, 2016, 06:30:37 PM
YO ! go jack off with all this shit.. people who have already trade with me knows who i am ... i never have a trade with you and i have soooo many better thing to do than fighting with trolls in this poor thread..  play with that ... i have better things to do ;)

poor guy...  ;D

Good.  Then I expect not to read my name anymore in your masturbatory fantasies.  Thanks.  :)


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: beastmodeBiscuitGravy on July 13, 2016, 10:09:04 PM
I see Lauda has temporarily done away with the loud'n'flashy sig ad for a more demure... ad for a more lucrative sig ad.

If that's not ultra-meta, and a sign of a true gentlescholar, I don't know what is.

Always endeavoring to improve the conversational quality and SNR in these here fora, that Lauda.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: ABitNut on July 14, 2016, 01:54:14 AM
Well, if it is the case that he at first refused to intervene, and the dispute was over 1 year old, then he later intervened with a negative directly after you refused to trade with him, that seems like poor judgment.  
This has nothing to do with the personal dispute which happened some time ago. This person (currently ignored) is acting like a special snowflake. I've left several ratings recently as I've caught up on that (still a long list to go). The reasoning: "We had a dispute X time ago, and you aren't allowed to leave a negative rating ever" is bullshit. Don't get me started on unjustified retaliatory feedback, which should make one less trustworthy by default.

Seriously, you're 1 year behind on providing feedback? And you're feedback for defcon is negative, but your feedback for QS is neutral? I appreciate your contributions to the forum, but I find the feedback you're leaving questionable and therefore worthless to me.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: BitcoinEXpress on July 14, 2016, 02:04:11 AM
So Lauda has associated with some shady people...

So he "Aggressively Post" and just so happens to have a Sig


Who the eff cares in regards to being a Moderator?

Like it or not Lauda is going to eventually be a Global Mod.

In my five plus years of being here, I have never been wrong in naming mods.

Lauda will eventually become a Global.



So if he is as shady and backstabbing as you guys claim

Better watch dafuq out ROFL.


 ;D ;D ;D


~BCX~



@Theymos

Lauda passed the BCX extreme tolerance test  ;)


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lauda on July 14, 2016, 05:13:56 AM
Seriously, you're 1 year behind on providing feedback?
That is correct. There are several trades that happened more than 6 months ago that have yet to be attended.

And you're feedback for defcon is negative, but your feedback for QS is neutral? I appreciate your contributions to the forum, but I find the feedback you're leaving questionable and therefore worthless to me.
That rating was left some time ago, I'll catch up on that as well. I haven't left any questionable feedback (unless you disagree with the negative ones, which is a different story). Besides, this is still not relevant to meta but reputation.

Lauda passed the BCX extreme tolerance test  ;)
You can be entertaining at times. :D


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Quickseller on July 14, 2016, 07:07:45 AM
@Lauda- are the screenshots of those messages an accurate representation of what you said to defcon23 at one point? If not then what is inaccurate?
They are, but I consider them random gibberish.
I have left you appropriate feedback, and I encourage others to leave similar negative feedback.


The representation of the story is inaccurate,
What exactly is inaccurate?

From what I gather from the screenshots alone (which you admitted are generally accurate, so there is no reason to need to trust the person who posted the screenshots to not have forged the logs), the following happened:

-you offer to buy a coin from defcon23 for ~11% of what the coin eventually sells for (and what I presume similar coin(s) have sold for in the past) - via direct message
-you follow up with this offer in the public chat
-you say that you will leave negative feedback if defcon23 does not sell the coin to you for your 11% price
-you say that it will be impossible to link IRC-lauda to btctlk-lauda
-you say that IRC logs are not evidence
-you leave negative trust for defcon23 the very same day that he sells the coin to someone else via an auction over an issue that you knew about well in advance

I don't see how this can be seen as anything except extortion.

and I disagree with posting screenshot of private conversations without permission.
I don't see any indication that any of the conversations were intended to be private. Also most scammers/extortionists do not want their scam attempts/extortion attempts to be made public :D

All of this is off-topic to this thread.
I don't think it is appropriate to have extortionists as moderators.




I have read your feedback against me.  You called me a scammer when I have never scammed anyone, and you called QS innocent when it was proven he scammed by self escrow.  That alone makes you untrustworthy.
It sounds to me like you are leaving negative ratings over personal feelings ::)



Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Vod on July 14, 2016, 07:12:11 AM
I have read your feedback against me.  You called me a scammer when I have never scammed anyone, and you called QS innocent when it was proven he scammed by self escrow.  That alone makes you untrustworthy.
It sounds to me like you are leaving negative ratings over personal feelings ::)

What do I sound like in your little world?   ;)


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lauda on July 14, 2016, 08:07:49 AM
I have left you appropriate feedback, and I encourage others to leave similar negative feedback.
I have left you appropriate negative feedback for falsely accusing me of wrongdoing(s).

-you offer to buy a coin from defcon23 for ~11% of what the coin eventually sells for (and what I presume similar coin(s) have sold for in the past) - via direct message
False. Don't make assumptions when you have no knowledge on this matter. I offered $25 which is more than the average of the last three sales ($20, $25 & $25). He said he's going to keep, so I left it at that and had a little fun with him in that chatroom (easily indentified by saying I'd leave miffman negative rating).

-you say that you will leave negative feedback if defcon23 does not sell the coin to you for your 11% price
It clearly says:"let me know who gets it so I can leave negative rating", not 'who sells it'. I don't see any invalid negative ratings on anyone from my profile.

-you say that it will be impossible to link IRC-lauda to btctlk-lauda
Just another example that I'm not serious in that chatroom, I tend to say that I'm in the matrix very often (very serious indeed). There was even talk of a potential meetup between Mitchell, defcon and myself afterwards (day or two after). So much for "extortion".

-you leave negative trust for defcon23 the very same day that he sells the coin to someone else via an auction over an issue that you knew about well in advance
The discussion with him happened over 10 days ago and I have not contacted him afterwards in an attempt to buy the coin again.

I don't see any indication that any of the conversations were intended to be private. Also most scammers/extortionists do not want their scam attempts/extortion attempts to be made public :D
False. I'm saying that I don't agree with it, i.e. I agree with miffman. I don't mind this being public, it's just a chatroom.

I don't think it is appropriate to have extortionists as moderators.
You think that it is not appropriate to have people who breath as moderators, as long as they are called Lauda.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: defcon23 on July 14, 2016, 08:12:32 AM
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The discussion with him happened over 10 days ago and I have not contacted him afterwards in an attempt to buy the coin again.

FALSE ! FALSE and FALSE again.   you're just  acting like a kid..  LOL  :D  lamentable...


moderator ?? you ?? let me laught ...   ;D


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lauda on July 14, 2016, 08:14:27 AM
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The discussion with him happened over 10 days ago and I have not contacted him afterwards in an attempt to buy the coin again.
FALSE ! FALSE and FALSE again.   you're just  acting like a kid..  LOL  :D  lamentable...
https://i.imgur.com/K6eiSCA.png
Last message (IRC - laptop logs):
https://i.imgur.com/ZOz3RHY.png

Definitely false.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: defcon23 on July 14, 2016, 08:21:37 AM
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The discussion with him happened over 10 days ago and I have not contacted him afterwards in an attempt to buy the coin again.
FALSE ! FALSE and FALSE again.   you're just  acting like a kid..  LOL  :D  lamentable...
https://i.imgur.com/K6eiSCA.png
Last message (IRC - laptop logs):
https://i.imgur.com/ZOz3RHY.png

Definitely false.

realy..... ??  :D

https://i.imgur.com/YzKKy4S.png


as you can see about this one , the auction for genesis #1 wasnt  closed .... so how you said ? 10 days ago ?? ...... i let to everyone do the counts   :D


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lauda on July 14, 2016, 08:22:50 AM
realy..... ??  :D
The discussion with him happened over 10 days ago and I have not contacted him afterwards in an attempt to buy the coin again.
Please read the full sentence one more time. I have even sent you a suggestion asking you not to leave false retaliatory feedback to other people (on IRC), but that was ignored. I don't even want to go into the part where I was told to remove the negative rating or my bids would be invalidated.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: cryptodevil on July 14, 2016, 08:26:28 AM

Not sure why you think posting this puts you and a good light and Lauda not. You're the one being a threatening asshole in the above conversation.



Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: defcon23 on July 14, 2016, 08:28:24 AM

Not sure why you think posting this puts you and a good light and Lauda not. You're the one being a threatening asshole in the above conversation.



go home neotox ! i will keep your case after  this ... forum sheriff ?? lol  (
cryptodevil = neotox   :D )



as you can see about this one , the auction for genesis #1 wasnt  closed .... so how you said ? 10 days ago ?? ...... i let to everyone do the counts   Cheesy

YO!! enought shit for today !  ;D   have a nice day ;)

i think i will unfollow this thread ....  nothing to see.. 8)


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: cryptodevil on July 14, 2016, 08:43:52 AM
i will keep your case after  this

I don't even know what that means.

Fancy another swing at it?



Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lauda on July 14, 2016, 08:46:30 AM
as you can see about this one , the auction for genesis #1 wasnt  closed .... so how you said ? 10 days ago ?? ...... i let to everyone do the counts   Cheesy
Just to clarify the false information so that it does not get used against me again, defcon23 contacted me first via Slack (not the other way around):

https://i.imgur.com/BryZAWL.png


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: defcon23 on July 14, 2016, 12:27:54 PM
another nice attempt..

https://i.imgur.com/uRgLqlb.png

missing down part :

https://i.imgur.com/FDH3RzJ.png


https://i.imgur.com/PbFvUue.jpg


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: chronicsky on July 14, 2016, 12:41:06 PM
I understand that there is some talk going on about some stuff here but really everything aside personally i have had many deals with Defcon and has paid him in advance for many coins that i bought from him and never had a problem , he is a very nice person to talk to as well :D
Overall he's a great guy and i trust him :)



Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: CanaryInTheMine on July 14, 2016, 01:37:14 PM
I've had no issue either. All good here.
Lauda, how old are you?


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lauda on July 14, 2016, 02:15:34 PM
I've contacted him in an attempt to make peace, he continues by writing a long wall of text and posts a screenshot here before I could even read it (not to mention reply to it).

-snip-
Is it time to rename the thread to "People from defcon's trust list praising defcon"? I don't see how this is relevant to me, the thread sidetracked anyways. That text is suited for a reputation thread. In the meantime (since the thread was created by neotox) he has left 3 retaliatory feedback (called Vod a scammer, called cryptodevil an alt of neotox and called neotox a "total scammer"), all of which are unjustified.

I've had no issue either. All good here.
I've had a trade with him as well, however that doesn't justify his past actions.

Lauda, how old are you?
Old enough to treat everyone equally, and old enough not to let people extort me into removing ratings (I was told to remove my rating in order to bid on the auction).

I feel like the timing of the accusation is biased due to other activities surrounding this event.
Even if I had left it 1 month from now, it would have been "due to not selling genesis on his terms" so I figured I might as well do it right now (which is 10 days after any discussions of a potential sale). The reasoning "You can't leave a negative rating if we had a strong argument" is nonsense. Keep in mind that my feedback is focused on the retaliatory unjustified feedback by him (one is 4 months old, and the latest one is 1 day old), not the fact that he used to run a bogus escrow scam. Quote:"and is thus untrustworthy regardless of the initial accusation."


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: defcon23 on July 14, 2016, 02:32:04 PM
I've contacted him in an attempt to make peace, he continues by writing a long wall of text and posts a screenshot here before I could even read it (not to mention reply to it).

-snip-
Is it time to rename the thread to "People from defcon's trust list praising defcon"? I don't see how this is relevant to me, the thread sidetracked anyways. That text is suited for a reputation thread. In the meantime (since the thread was created by neotox) he has left 3 retaliatory feedback (called Vod a scammer, called cryptodevil an alt of neotox and called neotox a "total scammer"), all of which are unjustified.

I've had no issue either. All good here.
I've had a trade with him as well, however that doesn't justify his past actions.

Lauda, how old are you?
Old enough to treat everyone equally, and old enough not to let people extort me into removing ratings (I was told to remove my rating in order to bid on the auction).

I feel like the timing of the accusation is biased due to other activities surrounding this event.
Even if I had left it 1 month from now, it would have been "due to not selling genesis on his terms" so I figured I might as well do it right now (which is 10 days after any discussions of a potential sale). The reasoning "You can't leave a negative rating if we had a strong argument" is nonsense. Keep in mind that my feedback is focused on the retaliatory unjustified feedback by him (one is 4 months old, and the latest one is 1 day old), not the fact that he used to run a bogus escrow scam. Quote:"and is thus untrustworthy regardless of the initial accusation."


hum;... i'm surprised i dont see any mentions on the untrustworthy feedbacks left against me :
1: by neotox one year ago
2: by the troll forum sheriff ( vod)  1 year ago too..
3: by the troll who comes in this discussion yesterday in shouting " burn the witch !!! "  lol  :D


and by the way: if what you said is true , dear super moderator: why have you leave your feedback only yesterday ?  as the "story" was one year old ??  RE LOL  ;D

https://i.imgur.com/kNAkpFd.png


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lauda on July 14, 2016, 02:38:01 PM
and by the way: if what you said is true , dear super moderator: why have you leave your feedback only yesterday ?  
Don't act like a special snowflake, I've left over 15 ratings in the past 3 days. More will come.

as the "story" was one year old ??  RE LOL  ;D
The retaliatory feedback on Vod's profile was left on March this year. Again, my feedback does not focus on the bogus escrow incident, but the unjustified retaliatory feedback with which I most definitely disagree with.
Is there a time-limit that I'm not aware of for feedback?

Update:
If you were to remove the unjustified retaliatory feedback, I would remove mine as well, as there is no reason for it once you did.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: defcon23 on July 14, 2016, 02:56:20 PM
and by the way: if what you said is true , dear super moderator: why have you leave your feedback only yesterday ?  
Don't act like a special snowflake, I've left over 15 ratings in the past 3 days. More will come.

as the "story" was one year old ??  RE LOL  ;D
The retaliatory feedback on Vod's profile was left on March this year. Again, my feedback does not focus on the bogus escrow incident, but the unjustified retaliatory feedback with which I most definitely disagree with.
Is there a time-limit that I'm not aware of for feedback?

OK ... then if you tell the true: why havent you left them a bad feedback for "unjustified retaliatory feedback" too  ?? ( vod ,neotox..)   as these old feedbacks are completly unprooved ( as they are fake )


my feeback are not more or less "unjustified retaliatory feedback" than their ones ...  at least YOU have proof ??
thank you to expose those then  !   ;)


anyway , everydody has already understand ... you loose your time in justifications dude..


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lauda on July 14, 2016, 03:44:24 PM
OK ... then if you tell the true: why havent you left them a bad feedback for "unjustified retaliatory feedback" too  ?? ( vod ,neotox..)  
Simple: I was not aware of it. I was always 'behind' on anything that concerns the reputation system. I focus on moderating and posting.

my feeback are not more or less "unjustified retaliatory feedback" than their ones ...  at least YOU have proof ??
My feedback is neither unjustified, nor retaliatory.

anyway , everydody has already understand ... you loose your time in justifications dude..
Nope. I did nothing wrong and I stand by it.

Update: Reposted this as an update. We have come to a peaceful resolution for now (first step). There's more to do, but that is not relevant to this thread.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Quickseller on July 14, 2016, 04:04:29 PM
I have left you appropriate feedback, and I encourage others to leave similar negative feedback.
I have left you appropriate negative feedback for falsely accusing me of wrongdoing(s).
Lol, I think it is pretty clear that your feedback is retaliatory and the purpose of which is to try to get me to prevent me from further saying that you tried (and failed to) extort a coin from
Quote from: Lauda (extorionist)
-you offer to buy a coin from defcon23 for ~11% of what the coin eventually sells for (and what I presume similar coin(s) have sold for in the past) - via direct message
False. Don't make assumptions when you have no knowledge on this matter. I offered $25 which is more than the average of the last three sales ($20, $25 & $25). He said he's going to keep, so I left it at that and had a little fun with him in that chatroom (easily indentified by saying I'd leave miffman negative rating).
You knew very well what that coin is worth, I don't follow sales of those similar coins, however the coin in question sold for .25BTC, and had bids as high as .3BTC, but were rejected due to time. You stated that you knew another seller would ask for more then what you were offering. Coins with a low serial number tend to sell for a preimum, as they are more desirable, which is why you wanted a set of coins with a "1" serial number.

You threatened to leave negative trust if that coin was not sold to you at ~11% of it's value, and you ended up leaving negative trust over a year old issue that you had long been aware of the day the auction was over. That is not joking around, that is making good on your extortion threat.

Quote from: Lauda (extorionist)
-you say that you will leave negative feedback if defcon23 does not sell the coin to you for your 11% price
It clearly says:"let me know who gets it so I can leave negative rating", not 'who sells it'. I don't see any invalid negative ratings on anyone from my profile.
I read that as you threatening to leave a negative rating against defcon23, not the buyer. Regardless it wasn't the buyer who did anything to you, it was defcon23 who declined to give you the coin for a ~90% discount.

Quote from: Lauda (extorionist)
-you say that it will be impossible to link IRC-lauda to btctlk-lauda
Just another example that I'm not serious in that chatroom, I tend to say that I'm in the matrix very often (very serious indeed). There was even talk of a potential meetup between Mitchell, defcon and myself afterwards (day or two after). So much for "extortion".
Bullshit. You were giving reasons why you would not get caught when you made good on your extortion threat as an attempt to get deacon23 to give you the coin.

Quote from: Lauda (extorionist)
-you leave negative trust for defcon23 the very same day that he sells the coin to someone else via an auction over an issue that you knew about well in advance
The discussion with him happened over 10 days ago and I have not contacted him afterwards in an attempt to buy the coin again.
So you waited until the coin was sold to leave the negative trust. The lack of additional attempts to buy the coin is irrelevant.

Quote from: Lauda (extorionist)
I don't see any indication that any of the conversations were intended to be private. Also most scammers/extortionists do not want their scam attempts/extortion attempts to be made public :D
False. I'm saying that I don't agree with it, i.e. I agree with miffman. I don't mind this being public, it's just a chatroom.
You must not understand how confidentiality works.

Quote from: Lauda (extorionist)
I don't think it is appropriate to have extortionists as moderators.
You think that it is not appropriate to have people who breath as moderators, as long as they are called Lauda.
Nope, it is not appropriate to have people with a history of attempting to extort people as moderators. It is an issue of public trust. How can anyone trust that the forum will be moderated fairly and impartially if one of the moderators has a history of attempting to extort others?


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Quickseller on July 14, 2016, 04:09:52 PM

Lauda, how old are you?
Old enough to treat everyone equally, and old enough not to let people extort me into removing ratings (I was told to remove my rating in order to bid on the auction)
I don't think you understand what extortion means. You should probably look it up. There is no reason why your ability to bid on his auction is worth anything and it is within anyone's right to decline to do business with anyone else for any reason or no reason at all.

I think you should clarify your age. I don't think you are mature enough to act impartiality.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: suchmoon on July 14, 2016, 04:26:05 PM
and by the way: if what you said is true , dear super moderator: why have you leave your feedback only yesterday ?  
Don't act like a special snowflake, I've left over 15 ratings in the past 3 days. More will come.

as the "story" was one year old ??  RE LOL  ;D
The retaliatory feedback on Vod's profile was left on March this year. Again, my feedback does not focus on the bogus escrow incident, but the unjustified retaliatory feedback with which I most definitely disagree with.
Is there a time-limit that I'm not aware of for feedback?

OK ... then if you tell the true: why havent you left them a bad feedback for "unjustified retaliatory feedback" too  ?? ( vod ,neotox..)   as these old feedbacks are completly unprooved ( as they are fake )


my feeback are not more or less "unjustified retaliatory feedback" than their ones ...  at least YOU have proof ??
thank you to expose those then  !   ;)


anyway , everydody has already understand ... you loose your time in justifications dude..

As someone who whines so much about unjustified feedback you might want to take a look in the mirror (and your sent feedback). Someone who happens to disagree with you gets labelled as "sherif" [sp] and "alt of Neotox". Perhaps you should consider another approach, such as not using the trust system to settle your pillow fights. You seem to have a good trade going on but being an utter asshole is getting in the way.

Now back on topic - can someone give me a tl;dr of what Lauda did to piss off the quickpuppets?


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: CanaryInTheMine on July 14, 2016, 05:16:51 PM
Would both of you give me a chance to mediate with you both please?

First, both remove negative feedback for each other, then abstain from further comments for 48 hrs.

Let's cool off and I'd be happy to mediate between both after cool off period.

Deal?


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: tspacepilot on July 14, 2016, 05:18:16 PM
Now back on topic - can someone give me a tl;dr of what Lauda did to piss off the quickpuppets?

From what I can tell, Lauda offered defcon a low price for a physical coin in an IRC.  Defcon refused to sell.  Lauda fucked around with him in the chatroom.  That's what I've been able to gather so far.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Quickseller on July 14, 2016, 05:29:36 PM
Now back on topic - can someone give me a tl;dr of what Lauda did to piss off the quickpuppets?

From what I can tell, Lauda offered defcon a low price for a physical coin in an IRC.  Defcon refused to sell.  Lauda fucked around with him in the chatroom.  That's what I've been able to gather so far.
You failed to mention that as part of that "fucking around" that Lauda said she would leave negative trust if defcon23 sold the coin to someone else, and thrn subsequently left negative trust when defcon23 sold the coin to someone else.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: tspacepilot on July 14, 2016, 05:32:00 PM
Now back on topic - can someone give me a tl;dr of what Lauda did to piss off the quickpuppets?

From what I can tell, Lauda offered defcon a low price for a physical coin in an IRC.  Defcon refused to sell.  Lauda fucked around with him in the chatroom.  That's what I've been able to gather so far.
You failed to mention that as part of that "fucking around" that Lauda said she would leave negative trust if defcon23 sold the coin to someone else, and thrn subsequently left negative trust when defcon23 sold the coin to someone else.

That part seems sketchy to me.  But apparently the negative feedback was actually related to some previous incident with defcon23?  I said above that it seems like bad judgment to me.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: defcon23 on July 14, 2016, 05:45:51 PM
Would both of you give me a chance to mediate with you both please?

First, both remove negative feedback for each other, then abstain from further comments for 48 hrs.

Let's cool off and I'd be happy to mediate between both after cool off period.

Deal?

this make sense .. ( good sense.) .. i  just hate war ...    
so,  i'm OK.. :  Peace process .. ;)
 this pocess seem having already started , by the way..


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: CanaryInTheMine on July 14, 2016, 05:49:01 PM
Good! Lauda, would you give me a chance too plz?


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lauda on July 14, 2016, 05:59:44 PM
Lol, I think it is pretty clear that your feedback is retaliatory and the purpose of which is to try to get me to prevent me from further saying that you tried (and failed to) extort a coin from
Nope. Your claims against me are false and thus deserve negative rating.

You knew very well what that coin is worth, I don't follow sales of those similar coins, however the coin in question sold for .25BTC, and had bids as high as .3BTC, but were rejected due to time. You stated that you knew another seller would ask for more then what you were offering. Coins with a low serial number tend to sell for a preimum, as they are more desirable, which is why you wanted a set of coins with a "1" serial number.
Bullshit. Stop talking about cryptocurrency-coins when you have no knowledge regarding them and you aren't involved in that scene. I successfully bought three #1's at the prices previously listed. The average price was under $25, thus the offer was valid. I highly doubt that anyone (any collector) thought the coin would be worth 0.25/0.3 at the time.

I read that as you threatening to leave a negative rating against defcon23, not the buyer. Regardless it wasn't the buyer who did anything to you, it was defcon23 who declined to give you the coin for a ~90% discount.
Don't push your comprehension issues towards me. And stop with the "discount bullshit" there was no previous sale of any #1 that had reached a price higher than $25.

Bullshit. You were giving reasons why you would not get caught when you made good on your extortion threat as an attempt to get deacon23 to give you the coin.
Nope. There was talk about a meetup and the logs prove it.

So you waited until the coin was sold to leave the negative trust. The lack of additional attempts to buy the coin is irrelevant.
False. The coin was not sold at the time of the negative rating. The coin was on an auction, ergo "on sale".

Nope, it is not appropriate to have people with a history of attempting to extort people as moderators. It is an issue of public trust. How can anyone trust that the forum will be moderated fairly and impartially if one of the moderators has a history of attempting to extort others?
There was no extortion or any wrongdoing from my side. The feedback has nothing to do with the genesis coin and very little to do with the bogus escrow situation. I have never and will never treat someone unfairly as far as moderation is concerned. You can't seriously expect a person to be impartial about every single thing in their life.

Now back on topic - can someone give me a tl;dr of what Lauda did to piss off the quickpuppets?
Every single thread about me resulted in:"Shouldn't be mod. because X". I have no idea what I did. Here goes QS with his biased opinions even though defcon23 and myself have made some peace for starters.

this pocess seem having already started , by the way..

From what I can tell, Lauda offered defcon a low price for a physical coin in an IRC.  Defcon refused to sell.  Lauda fucked around with him in the chatroom.  That's what I've been able to gather so far.
Correct. I have fun with people occasionally.

You failed to mention that as part of that "fucking around" that Lauda said she would leave negative trust if defcon23 sold the coin to someone else, and thrn subsequently left negative trust when defcon23 sold the coin to someone else.
Nope. I have not stated I'd give him negative rating, nor have I given him the negative rating for such.

Good! Lauda, would you give me a chance too plz?
Sure, I'm fine with that.
http://www.toxel.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/yogacats09.jpg


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: CanaryInTheMine on July 14, 2016, 06:18:36 PM
Awesome!  48 hrs cool off then.  If you could, plz ignore any posts from others too, who may try taunting or egging you on to continue responding back and forth.  I'll PM both of you soon as well.

Thanks!!


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Zepher on July 14, 2016, 06:24:07 PM
Damn, I missed a lot in this thread. I'm not willing to get involved either, but I will say that defcon23 has been a competent person to deal with. I'm actually waiting on a couple of things from him, but I have no doubt they'll arrive shortly. Anyway glad to see that some peace has been reached.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: tspacepilot on July 14, 2016, 06:32:57 PM
Awesome!  48 hrs cool off then.  If you could, plz ignore any posts from others too, who may try taunting or egging you on to continue responding back and forth.  I'll PM both of you soon as well.

Thanks!!

Maybe Quickseller can go ahead and lock this thread, at least temporarily, while these guys cool off and discuss privately.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: CanaryInTheMine on July 14, 2016, 06:38:40 PM
Awesome!  48 hrs cool off then.  If you could, plz ignore any posts from others too, who may try taunting or egging you on to continue responding back and forth.  I'll PM both of you soon as well.

Thanks!!

Maybe Quickseller can go ahead and lock this thread, at least temporarily, while these guys cool off and discuss privately.
That would be cool.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: BitcoinEXpress on July 15, 2016, 01:38:52 AM
]You failed to mention that as part of that "fucking around" that Lauda said she would leave negative trust if defcon23 sold the coin to someone else, and thrn subsequently left negative trust when defcon23 sold the coin to someone else.


So Lauda does what he says.

Sounds like great Global Mod material to me.

Lauda is QS endorsed!


~BCX~


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Quickseller on July 15, 2016, 06:59:21 AM
]You failed to mention that as part of that "fucking around" that Lauda said she would leave negative trust if defcon23 sold the coin to someone else, and thrn subsequently left negative trust when defcon23 sold the coin to someone else.


So Lauda does what he says.

Sounds like great Global Mod material to me.

Lauda is QS endorsed!


~BCX~
I am not sure how you draw the conclusion that I am endorsing lauda.

What Lauda did is highly immoral, and shows that he should absolutely not be in any kind of position of trust.  

It also appears that Lauda is attempting to farm trust from a number of people she has traded with in the past (or so he claims), as he has both sent and received multiple trust ratings since I have left him negative trust. This alone is shady in it's own regard.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lauda on July 15, 2016, 07:22:39 AM
Maybe Quickseller can go ahead and lock this thread, at least temporarily, while these guys cool off and discuss privately.
I think pretty much everyone involved is aware of that right now.

So Lauda does what he says.
~BCX~
I'm also BCX endorsed?  :-X

What Lauda did is highly immoral, and shows that he should absolutely not be in any kind of position of trust.  
Leaving negative rating due to unjustified retaliatory feedback is highly immoral indeed. Stop flogging a dead horse.

It also appears that Lauda is attempting to farm trust from a number of people she has traded with in the past (or so he claims), as he has both sent and received multiple trust ratings since I have left him negative trust. This alone is shady in it's own regard.
Leaving trust to the people that I've traded with during 2016 is very shady indeed. I should also state that I consider users that breath air after they are born shady. ::)

Awesome!  48 hrs cool off then.
The ratings have been removed (at the moment) in case that anyone is wondering.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Quickseller on July 15, 2016, 07:53:05 AM
Maybe Quickseller can go ahead and lock this thread, at least temporarily, while these guys cool off and discuss privately.
I think pretty much everyone involved is aware of that right now.
I am not sure what you are trying to say. I am not the OP, I am not defcon23, and I am not anyone that has vouched for defcon23 in this thread. Sounds like you are trying to distract from the issue that you tried to extort someone out of property worth ~$250


What Lauda did is highly immoral, and shows that he should absolutely not be in any kind of position of trust. 
Leaving negative rating due to unjustified retaliatory feedback is highly immoral indeed. Stop flogging a dead horse.
Again, I am not exactly sure what you are saying. You left me retaliatory negative feedback (that I don't give a fuck about). Not that your negative feedback means anything  anymore as it has been exposed as being worthless. For clarification, what you did that was immoral was attempt to extort defcon23 out of his .25BTC coin under the guise of you paying $25 for it.

It also appears that Lauda is attempting to farm trust from a number of people she has traded with in the past (or so he claims), as he has both sent and received multiple trust ratings since I have left him negative trust. This alone is shady in it's own regard.
Leaving trust to the people that I've traded with during 2016 is very shady indeed. I should also state that I consider users that breath air after they are born shady. ::)
You are pretty clearly attempting to farm trust in order to hide the negative trust that I left you for being an extortionist. I know that you think you can make up excuses for your shady activity, however your immaturity makes it very easy to see right through almost everything that you do :D


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: ABitNut on July 15, 2016, 08:12:24 AM
.... text

Leave Lauda alone! At least for 48 hours.

@Lauda, please ignore QS (and anyone else commenting on this issue) until the mediation is finished.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: CanaryInTheMine on July 15, 2016, 04:07:03 PM
It's very tempting.... :) to keep responding...
But please folks, let defcon and Lauda be...
Out of respect to all of us, just leave this thread alone plz


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: BitcoinEXpress on July 16, 2016, 12:51:47 AM
Maybe Quickseller can go ahead and lock this thread, at least temporarily, while these guys cool off and discuss privately.
I think pretty much everyone involved is aware of that right now.
I am not sure what you are trying to say. I am not the OP, I am not defcon23, and I am not anyone that has vouched for defcon23 in this thread. Sounds like you are trying to distract from the issue that you tried to extort someone out of property worth ~$250



For those that do not know the OP gorgon666, defcon23 and Quickseller are one in the same.

Lauda has been a proactive staff member here doing his best to keep this place in order.

Quickseller is a confirmed and caught in the act escrow scammer.


Who you going to believe.


~BCX~


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: TheGr33k on July 16, 2016, 01:03:03 AM
If you don't like Lauda, I suggest putting her on ignore like I did. The moderators kind of have their own personal clique here, so.  


Don't fight it.  Just ignore it.  It's not that big of a deal. On my other hero account,  I also have her ignored so just block her on any secondaries you have, and block others you have issues with. No need to make a public thread.  Thank you.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: BitcoinEXpress on July 16, 2016, 01:11:56 AM
If you don't like Lauda, I suggest putting her on ignore like I did. The moderators kind of have their own personal clique here, so.  


Don't fight it.  Just ignore it.  It's not that big of a deal. On my other hero account,  I also have her ignored so just block her on any secondaries you have, and block others you have issues with. No need to make a public thread.  Thank you.


Oh jeez, why throw out a common sense solution on this forum

 ;) ;) ;)


~BCX~


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Quickseller on July 16, 2016, 01:37:18 AM
Maybe Quickseller can go ahead and lock this thread, at least temporarily, while these guys cool off and discuss privately.
I think pretty much everyone involved is aware of that right now.
I am not sure what you are trying to say. I am not the OP, I am not defcon23, and I am not anyone that has vouched for defcon23 in this thread. Sounds like you are trying to distract from the issue that you tried to extort someone out of property worth ~$250



For those that do not know the OP gorgon666, defcon23 and Quickseller are one in the same.

Lauda has been a proactive staff member here doing his best to keep this place in order.
Defcon lives over 4,000 miles from where I live. I have no idea who gorgon666 is, however he is not me. This claim is nothing but an attempt to distract from the issue at hand.

I have no idea how effective Lauda is in moderating, however this does not matter because he cannot be trusted after attempting to extort someone out of a physical cryptocoin.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: BitcoinEXpress on July 16, 2016, 01:52:43 AM
Defcon lives over 4,000 miles from where I live. I have no idea who gorgon666 is, however he is not me. This claim is nothing but an attempt to distract from the issue at hand.

I have no idea how effective Lauda is in moderating, however this does not matter because he cannot be trusted after attempting to extort someone out of a physical cryptocoin.


I can post 20 quotes in similiar fashion as above of you making the same kind of denial in being an escrow scammer also.

Only when you were cornered, proven to be an escrow scammer, kicked off the DT did you even admit it.

You are Defcon, you are the Op and I am not sure what your issue with Lauda is but I can assure nothing screams BS like a proven scammer trying to attack the credibility of a trusted staff member.

You're best bet is to simply move on and go play with your PD buddies.

I can't believe Stunna has scrapped the barrel so low as to make you a part of Primedice.


~BCX~


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: TheGr33k on July 16, 2016, 01:52:59 AM
If you don't like Lauda, I suggest putting her on ignore like I did. The moderators kind of have their own personal clique here, so.  


Don't fight it.  Just ignore it.  It's not that big of a deal. On my other hero account,  I also have her ignored so just block her on any secondaries you have, and block others you have issues with. No need to make a public thread.  Thank you.


Oh jeez, why throw out a common sense solution on this forum

 ;) ;) ;)


~BCX~
Another reason why people should just take my highly recommend and reasonable offer....


The moderators keep refusing to take me up on it because they just want to keep their abusive or aggitating behavior noticed like this guy right here  (http://archive.is/z87eo)


Please consider my offer.  Please.  100% free.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1550911.0


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: BitcoinEXpress on July 16, 2016, 01:56:08 AM
If you don't like Lauda, I suggest putting her on ignore like I did. The moderators kind of have their own personal clique here, so.  


Don't fight it.  Just ignore it.  It's not that big of a deal. On my other hero account,  I also have her ignored so just block her on any secondaries you have, and block others you have issues with. No need to make a public thread.  Thank you.


Oh jeez, why throw out a common sense solution on this forum

 ;) ;) ;)


~BCX~
Another reason why people should just take my highly recommend and reasonable offer....


The moderators keep refusing to take me up on it because they just want to keep their abusive or aggitating behavior noticed like this guy right here  (http://archive.is/z87eo)


Please consider my offer.  Please.  100% free.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1550911.0


Do you have Vod on ignore presently?

~BCX~


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Quickseller on July 16, 2016, 02:00:52 AM
Defcon lives over 4,000 miles from where I live. I have no idea who gorgon666 is, however he is not me. This claim is nothing but an attempt to distract from the issue at hand.

I have no idea how effective Lauda is in moderating, however this does not matter because he cannot be trusted after attempting to extort someone out of a physical cryptocoin.


I can post 20 quotes in similiar fashion as above of you making the same kind of denial in being an escrow scammer also.

Only when you were cornered, proven to be an escrow scammer, kicked off the DT did you even admit it.

You are Defcon, you are the Op and I am not sure what your issue with Lauda is but I can assure nothing screams BS like a proven scammer trying to attack the credibility of a trusted staff member.

You're best bet is to simply move on and go play with your PD buddies.

I can't believe Stunna has scrapped the barrel so low as to make you a part of Primedice.


~BCX~
Irrelevant ad-hominem attacks. Instead of blindly backing lauda, why don't you explain what exactly you meant by this:

I've been requested by the almighty to run interference.

Nothing personal. Make this easy and back off.

There's nothing in this for you to gain
This is nothing personal.

I am not friends with the lauda, as I have called he/she/it out numerous times for sig spamming.

I have been assigned by the highest to run interference.

I thought I would ask nicely as I think you have been a productive member even given you escrow scamming.

Make this easy for both of us.

end of conversation



edit: if an admin wants to look into the authenticity of these messages then the PMID's are msg5020605 and msg5020635 (I give permission for an admin to look at both of these PMs for the purpose of validating that the above quote is an accurate representation of what was actually sent to me).


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: BitcoinEXpress on July 16, 2016, 02:07:11 AM
Explain LOL

You're a proven Escrow Scammer that Vod outted a long time ago.

PROVEN...

How is that NOT relevant to you calling anyone a scammer?

Just answer the question,

Have you ever been caught decieving anyone in escrow?

If the answer is not no, then you have no credibility in calling anyone out.


~BCX~


Added: How come when I click on the bottom two quotes I never made they go nowhere but the top one goes to an actual quote I made?

hint: You a noob at posting fake quotes, you're better at Escrow Scamming




Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: TheGr33k on July 16, 2016, 02:20:20 AM
Explain LOL

You're a proven Escrow Scammer that Vod outted a long time ago.

PROVEN...

How is that NOT relevant to you calling anyone a scammer?

Just answer the question,

Have you ever been caught decieving anyone in escrow?

If the answer is not no, then you have no credibility in calling anyone out.


~BCX~





Before I say anything,  I would first like to say that it'd be best to tone your retaliating responses down a little.  By that,  I mean please stop using offensive words\acronyms like LOL,  indicating you're laughing in his face which is considered disrespectful.  Or saying things like "outted" and "scammer". It's just rude. If you wanna be respected,  you need to give it.


As for your commentary when putting aside the obvious rude behavior,  I have to agree. Quickseller's creditability is temporarily unavailable. Not to defend him or anything, but sometimes actions and behaviors can become misunderstood or completely executed poorly. Lauda is definitely an abusive character who usually contradicts themself and always seems to kiss up to people higher than them. Hearing that information from someone who isn't in any better shape just won't help the case though.  I suggest making a second account at this point and just putting everything behind you.  No rule book saying you can't start off fresh.  That's what I did,  and now I have a hero account with neutral trust for trading and whatnot. 





Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: CanaryInTheMine on July 16, 2016, 02:21:52 AM
Maybe Quickseller can go ahead and lock this thread, at least temporarily, while these guys cool off and discuss privately.
I think pretty much everyone involved is aware of that right now.
I am not sure what you are trying to say. I am not the OP, I am not defcon23, and I am not anyone that has vouched for defcon23 in this thread. Sounds like you are trying to distract from the issue that you tried to extort someone out of property worth ~$250



For those that do not know the OP gorgon666, defcon23 and Quickseller are one in the same.

Lauda has been a proactive staff member here doing his best to keep this place in order.

Quickseller is a confirmed and caught in the act escrow scammer.


Who you going to believe.


~BCX~
Defcon and QS are not the same.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Quickseller on July 16, 2016, 02:26:23 AM
Added: How come when I click on the bottom two quotes I never made they go nowhere but the top one goes to an actual quote I made?

hint: You a noob at posting fake quotes, you're better at Escrow Scamming
The quotes are not fake, they are from Personal Messages that you sent me.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: BitcoinEXpress on July 16, 2016, 02:30:42 AM
Before I say anything,  I would first like to say that it'd be best to tone your retaliating responses down a little.  By that,  I mean please stop using offensive words\acronyms like LOL,  indicating you're laughing in his face which is considered disrespectful.  Or saying things like "outted" and "scammer". It's just rude. If you wanna be respected,  you need to give it.


As for your commentary when putting aside the obvious rude behavior,  I have to agree. Quickseller's creditability is temporarily unavailable. Not to defend him or anything, but sometimes actions and behaviors can become misunderstood or completely executed poorly. Lauda is definitely an abusive character who usually contradicts themself and always seems to kiss up to people higher than them. Hearing that information from someone who isn't in any better shape just won't help the case though.  I suggest making a second account at this point and just putting everything behind you.  No rule book saying you can't start off fresh.  That's what I did,  and now I have a hero account with neutral trust for trading and whatnot.  


@TheGr33k

While I certainly do have an appreciation for your rational demeanor, it isn't my nature to show a proven scammers any respect at all.

Quickseller ripped off Bitcoin newbies that didn't know any better.

Whether Lauda is abusive or not, I have no idea or really care as I am on a mission.

Lauda is a productive staff member.

and Yes QuickSeller/Defcon23/gorgon666/Panthers52/Jhanzo/Bipolarbob/PistolPete/Grumpster AND MANY OTHERS ARE ALL THE SAME PERSON


~BCX~


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: gorgon666 on July 16, 2016, 05:49:23 AM
If you have the DOX of Lauda please PM me. If you shipped to Lauda please PM me the address shipped to.

I will verify with public sources and publish her DOX.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lutpin on July 16, 2016, 05:54:29 AM
If you have the DOX of Lauda please PM me.
Mitchell, DONT!

If you shipped to Lauda please PM me the address shipped to.
That's most probably Mitchell, in 99.99% of the cases.
Leave them out of this, they've got nothing to do with the conflict between you and Lauda.

I will verify with public sources and publish her DOX.
My guess is, you won't.



You also kinda destroyed all your credibility in this thread with that post up there.
Trying to dox lauda seems like a desperate last swing to me.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: TheGr33k on July 16, 2016, 06:01:43 AM
If you have the DOX of Lauda please PM me.
Mitchell, DONT!

If you shipped to Lauda please PM me the address shipped to.
That's most probably Mitchell, in 99.99% of the cases.
Leave them out of this, they've got nothing to do with the conflict between you and Lauda.

I will verify with public sources and publish her DOX.
My guess is, you won't.



You also kinda destroyed all your credibility in this thread with that post up there.
Trying to dox lauda seems like a desperate last swing to me.
The user wasn't forcing Mitchell to do anything.  I don't see them talking about Mitchell.  I think they just meant anyone in general. Whether someone wants to give info on Lauda is their business. Although I don't understand the point of doxing because it should be illegal here. 


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lutpin on July 16, 2016, 06:12:15 AM
The user wasn't forcing Mitchell to do anything.  I don't see them talking about Mitchell.  I think they just meant anyone in general. Whether someone wants to give info on Lauda is their business. Although I don't understand the point of doxing because it should be illegal here.  
OK, where do I start?
I've shipped stuff to Lauda in the past, I got stuff from Lauda.
Both times, the shipping was handled with Mitchell acting as halt in between.
From what I've gathered in chats/talks with Lauda, aswell as generally, that's the common way when dealing with them.
Anyone who would have shipped to Lauda would only be abled to provide Mitchells address as a result.
And the only person to provide the acutal dox is, correct, Mitchell.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: gorgon666 on July 16, 2016, 06:13:53 AM
If you have the DOX of Lauda please PM me.
Mitchell, DONT!

If you shipped to Lauda please PM me the address shipped to.
That's most probably Mitchell, in 99.99% of the cases.
Leave them out of this, they've got nothing to do with the conflict between you and Lauda.

I will verify with public sources and publish her DOX.
My guess is, you won't.



You also kinda destroyed all your credibility in this thread with that post up there.
Trying to dox lauda seems like a desperate last swing to me.
11 or more shipped to Lauda. The thread uncovered Lauda wanting free things and threatening when he does not get free things. In my country this is not legal.

Lauda is becoming more dangerous all the time.  Lauda should not be a moderator, and Lauda should not be deemed green.

I was understanding that you did not wish to discuss Lauda. What happened?

I told you I didn't want to comment on the matter between you and Lauda. Please don't pull me into the middle of fights where I have no stake in whatsoever, I'm already having my fair share of them as it is.
My concern was simply about where this discussion should take place, not how and what's being discussed.



Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lutpin on July 16, 2016, 06:17:42 AM
I was understanding that you did not wish to discuss Lauda. What happened?
I didn't want to comment on, nor take sides in the conflict between Lauda and Defcon.
As this has clearly shifted to something else now, I don't see the need for me not to comment on it, if I feel like doing so.
I'm happy to comment on Lauda (as I did in this thread earlier aswell), it was the situation I was trying to stay out.



Summa cume Lauda (sic) I vote remain - no Bitexit for Lauda
s/o for wordplays and brexit jokes. Thumbs up!


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Jet Cash on July 16, 2016, 06:37:04 AM
Summa cume Lauda (sic)  :)

I vote remain - no Bitexit for Lauda


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: TheGr33k on July 16, 2016, 08:41:48 AM
The user wasn't forcing Mitchell to do anything.  I don't see them talking about Mitchell.  I think they just meant anyone in general. Whether someone wants to give info on Lauda is their business. Although I don't understand the point of doxing because it should be illegal here.  
OK, where do I start?
I've shipped stuff to Lauda in the past, I got stuff from Lauda.
Both times, the shipping was handled with Mitchell acting as halt in between.
From what I've gathered in chats/talks with Lauda, aswell as generally, that's the common way when dealing with them.
Anyone who would have shipped to Lauda would only be abled to provide Mitchells address as a result.
And the only person to provide the acutal dox is, correct, Mitchell.
But that's not the point I'm trying to make. 


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Zepher on July 16, 2016, 09:33:23 AM
Summa cume Lauda (sic)  :)

I vote remain - no Bitexit for Lauda

Dammit that made me spill my coffee :D
Well played good sir.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lauda on July 16, 2016, 10:12:32 AM
If you shipped to Lauda please PM me the address shipped to.
That won't work.

Defcon and QS are not the same.
Correct.

Trying to dox lauda seems like a desperate last swing to me.
They're just flogging a dead horse. I wonder what they think would happen if they had my DOX and posted it.

Summa cume Lauda (sic)  :)

I vote remain - no Bitexit for Lauda
Well played sir.  :D

Timeline of events (summary):

  • 02/07/2016 – I offered defcon23 a genesis trade-in or $25 for #1 Brass (which is what the coin was worth at the time, as the other #1 coins have sold for a maximum of $25). He declined my offer.
  • 09/07/2016 – Genesis Auction starts.
  • 12/07/2016 – Mutual negative ratings were left (I left the first rating). Later this day, the auction had finished[1].
  • 15/07/2016 – We have come to an agreement that  works for each other. We have made peace and have resumed normal communications.
       
[1] - I'm actually the person who won the auction as the current winner was bidding for me.

In anyone has questions they can ask us both directly. As far as we are concerned this case is solved.                                


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: defcon23 on July 16, 2016, 01:05:06 PM
If you shipped to Lauda please PM me the address shipped to.
That won't work.

Defcon and QS are not the same.
Correct.

Trying to dox lauda seems like a desperate last swing to me.
They're just flogging a dead horse. I wonder what they think would happen if they had my DOX and posted it.

Summa cume Lauda (sic)  :)

I vote remain - no Bitexit for Lauda
Well played sir.  :D

Timeline of events (summary):

  • 02/07/2016 – I offered defcon23 a genesis trade-in or $25 for #1 Brass (which is what the coin was worth at the time, as the other #1 coins have sold for a maximum of $25). He declined my offer.
  • 09/07/2016 – Genesis Auction starts.
  • 12/07/2016 – Mutual negative ratings were left (I left the first rating). Later this day, the auction had finished[1].
  • 15/07/2016 – We have come to an agreement that  works for each other. We have made peace and have resumed normal communications.
       
[1] - I'm actually the person who won the auction as the current winner was bidding for me.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                    


i confirm: this is absolutely exact .  

defcon23



Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: CanaryInTheMine on July 16, 2016, 01:51:13 PM
I'm glad you made peace! Carry on :)


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: defcon23 on July 17, 2016, 08:09:10 PM
the resolution that i  came to was to each remove our negative trust ratings, and to replace them with positive trust that was from an actual deal. ..

I think that Lauda was trying to extort me, that i think the price of the coin was at least .25 when lauda offered $25 for it, and i don't think that Lauda was joking when he was threatening to leave me negative trust if i did not sell him the coin


now apparently he try to push me to a ban in making removing many of my posts wich lutpin report with no valid reasons to moderators


i report as he can many of my posts ....  at least 4 since today

https://i.imgur.com/nKm6W7M.png

i have screenshots of all of those posts ...  there's no reson the were be deleted ... that's not some old bumps , and nothing offensive inside , or what...

i think i need to talk to Theymos.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lutpin on July 17, 2016, 08:13:17 PM
I've reported 6k posts so far, some are yours, others are not.
None of the reports I made could have been handled by Lauda, as it's not their section to moderate and you're not a newbie.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lauda on July 17, 2016, 08:14:55 PM
I'm glad you made peace! Carry on :)
It was good while it lasted?

now apparently he try to push me to a ban in making removing many of my posts wich lutpin report with no valid reasons to moderators
No, I can't delete the posts that were deleted and no I have not requested a ban for you as there is no reason to do such.  The people who are able to remove your posts are:
https://i.imgur.com/FNHCjJz.png
+ grue + admins.

i report as he can many of my posts ....  at least 4 since today
I have nothing to do with either reporting nor the moderation of your posts. Even if I could, I would most likely leave them to someone else considering the situation that we were in.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: defcon23 on July 17, 2016, 08:20:26 PM
I've reported 6k posts so far, some are yours, others are not.
None of the reports I made could have been handled by Lauda, as it's not their section to moderate and you're not a newbie.

i know you do that for Lauda ,  the goal is only to having me banned ... that's the goal .. the sad part it's it's just cause i have reported Lauda extortion ( try )


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lutpin on July 17, 2016, 08:26:03 PM
I'm the #2 leading user on most correct reports behind shorena, I'm in that spot for a long time now and I didn't start reporting posts just today.
I'm doing this for the forum and not to get you banned or for lauda, accusing me of something like that is ridiculous.



@Lauda: My intentions when reporting some of the posts defcon made in the past were not to resparkle the conflict of yours (neither was it my intention to start one myself, for what it's worth), I'm sorry should this now be the result, I didn't expect them to react in a way like this.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lincoln6Echo on July 17, 2016, 08:31:33 PM
I've reported 6k posts so far, some are yours, others are not.
None of the reports I made could have been handled by Lauda, as it's not their section to moderate and you're not a newbie.

i know you do that for Lauda ,  the goal is only to having me banned ... that's the goal .. the sad part it's it's just cause i have reported Lauda extortion ( try )

Well, a few month ago a lot of my old posts (''thread bumps'') got deleted as well. Imho totally useless to delete such old posts but I didn't care. Nothing happend so just chill. ;)
Maybe people trying to get mod in this way ::)  


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: minifrij on July 17, 2016, 08:33:49 PM
i know you do that for Lauda ,  the goal is only to having me banned ... that's the goal ..
https://i.imgur.com/xOPgj7b.png?1

Come on man, you're better than this. You can surely understand that, due to the way moderation works around here, there is no way that Lauda could have deleted your posts to "extort" you. Unless there is a bigger conspiracy at hand that the mods don't want us to know about. ::)


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: defcon23 on July 17, 2016, 08:34:39 PM
I've reported 6k posts so far, some are yours, others are not.
None of the reports I made could have been handled by Lauda, as it's not their section to moderate and you're not a newbie.

i know you do that for Lauda ,  the goal is only to having me banned ... that's the goal .. the sad part it's it's just cause i have reported Lauda extortion ( try )

Well, a few month ago a lot of my old posts (''thread bumps'') got deleted as well. Imho totally useless to delete such old posts but I didn't care. Nothing happend so just chill. ;)
Maybe people trying to get mod in this way ::)  


we are not talkin about old bumps bro , there's no reasons for those posts to be deleted..  i would be interesting to ask why they are ? and by the way , why they are today , ( precisely since 15 jully ) , and reported by who ? ( surely interesting)


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: defcon23 on July 17, 2016, 08:36:54 PM
i know you do that for Lauda ,  the goal is only to having me banned ... that's the goal ..
https://i.imgur.com/xOPgj7b.png?1

Come on man, you're better than this. You can surely understand that, due to the way moderation works around here, there is no way that Lauda could have deleted your posts to "extort" you. Unless there is a bigger conspiracy at hand that the mods don't want us to know about. ::)

extortion was about a coin : genesis #1 ,  not relative to these deleted posts ... scroll a bit in this thread.


the reports ( abusives) are made by Lutpin , wich work with Lauda beind the scene , against me .


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lutpin on July 17, 2016, 08:39:27 PM
I've reported 3 of your posts today, if I knew it would create drama like this, I would rather not have done it.

@l6e: I take reporting posts as an essential part of being on this forum, moderation only works when everyone takes part in it (or at least a sufficient group cares enough to) and I don't think anyone would become moderator (only) for reporting many posts.

I've reported a few posts in your sticker sale thread in the past IIRC.

@minifrij: I've captured theymos in my basement and all the mods have to answer to my askings. My plan is to take over the forum, rename it to buttcointalk and to replace all sections with either KnC discussion or ETH/Bitcoin-Ponzi FUD.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: minifrij on July 17, 2016, 08:42:01 PM
extortion was about a coin : genesis #1 ,  not relative to these deleted posts ... scroll a bit in this thread.
So this is irrelevant to the extortion?

the reports ( abusives) are made by Lutpin , wich work with Lauda beind the scene , against me .
You do understand that Lauda did not delete your posts, as that is impossible, right? And that reports have to be approved by a moderator of the section before anything happens to them, so even if Lutpin did report them the reports were correct and breaking some sort of rule?
What point are you trying to make here, on this thread about Lauda? That you're unhappy a moderator, that isn't Lauda, deleted your post?


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: defcon23 on July 17, 2016, 08:45:27 PM
extortion was about a coin : genesis #1 ,  not relative to these deleted posts ... scroll a bit in this thread.
So this is irrelevant to the extortion?

the reports ( abusives) are made by Lutpin , wich work with Lauda beind the scene , against me .
You do understand that Lauda did not delete your posts, as that is impossible, right? And that reports have to be approved by a moderator of the section before anything happens to them, so even if Lutpin did report them the reports were correct and breaking some sort of rule?
What point are you trying to make here, on this thread about Lauda? That you're unhappy a moderator, that isn't Lauda, deleted your post?

i have screenshots of those deleted posts ... that's not some bumps, and nothing offensive or what in those..  by the way Lutpin have publiquely admit too ... ( i'm not so wrong) it was him ... soooo, why this hate and this mass reports since 15 jully ?  it's easy to understand:
it's because Lada have try to extortion for this coin , he have menace to rate me in red on my ranking if i dont sold him this coin for 25$ as i pretty well know i would sold it for 0.25 bitcoins !

That's clearly extortion/blackmail


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lutpin on July 17, 2016, 08:48:37 PM
Last time I checked reporting was neither against the forum rules, nor was it being frowned upon (at least not by the people who's opinion I care about).
Why should't I "publicly admit" my reporting activity?
I'm open to talk about what reports I make for which reasons.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lauda on July 17, 2016, 08:51:48 PM
@Lauda: My intentions when reporting some of the posts defcon made in the past were not to resparkle the conflict of yours (neither was it my intention to start one myself, for what it's worth), I'm sorry should this now be the result, I didn't expect them to react in a way like this.
I understand that. Who would have expected someone to get upset over a few posts. Sometimes, even my own old posts get deleted. It's not something to stress about unless you were damaged in the process (e.g. highly constructive posts).

Unless there is a bigger conspiracy at hand that the mods don't want us to know about. ::)
You mean this (from the chat) "lauda=  hilaroius= cyrus= malevolent"? :D

the reports ( abusives) are made by Lutpin , wich work with Lauda beind the scene , against me .
Again, I have nothing to do with this. I've found about it when you messaged me on IRC regarding the matter.

So this is irrelevant to the extortion?
One day I'm not an extortionist, the next day I am. I guess it changes with the weather. :-X

You do understand that Lauda did not delete your posts, as that is impossible, right?
That is correct. Even if I had something to do with this (which I honestly don't) another (more experienced) moderator would have to agree to delete it.

it's because Lada have try to extortion for this coin , he have menace to rate me in red on my ranking if i dont sold him this coin for 25$ as i pretty well know i would sold it for 0.25 bitcoins !
So now we can see in the future and determine what the price of a coin is going to be? Anyhow, I'm the one who bought it through mj for 0.25BTC.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: defcon23 on July 17, 2016, 08:52:43 PM
extortion was about a coin : genesis #1 ,  not relative to these deleted posts ... scroll a bit in this thread.
So this is irrelevant to the extortion?

the reports ( abusives) are made by Lutpin , wich work with Lauda beind the scene , against me .
You do understand that Lauda did not delete your posts, as that is impossible, right? And that reports have to be approved by a moderator of the section before anything happens to them, so even if Lutpin did report them the reports were correct and breaking some sort of rule?
What point are you trying to make here, on this thread about Lauda? That you're unhappy a moderator, that isn't Lauda, deleted your post?

1: Lauda have tried extortion against  me for a coin ( already explained....   "25$ for this coin or i rate you in red , and launch of my troll army against you ..) ( what he did)

2:  he propose to solve this cause it start to smell bad for him...

3: he work behind the scene against me with Lutpin , ...


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: CanaryInTheMine on July 17, 2016, 08:55:01 PM
Looks like some unintended consequences from reporting posts?  Could look sneaky but maybe it's just unexpected result...

Calm down all plz.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: n[quote author="Bo
Post by: defcon23 on July 17, 2016, 08:55:25 PM
Quote
One day I'm not an extortionist, the next day I am. I guess it changes with the weather. Lips sealed


you always be... the "resolution" have never  change this "fact"

you perfectly know what you have done .

i would like to understand why this post have been deleted:

Quote from: Bitcoin Forum
A reply of yours, quoted below, was deleted by a Bitcoin Forum moderator. Posts are most frequently deleted because they are off-topic, though they can also be deleted for other reasons. In the future, please avoid posting things that need to be deleted.

Quote
Regardless of what is going on between the two of you (I don't want to comment on it, I don't want to take sides, please keep me out of it),
does this really have anything to do with Lauda being a Mod and their abilities to moderate the sections under them?

If you want to discuss this situation, why not take it to a Reputation thread about Lauda?
I haven't seen any strong arguments about Laudas ability to be a mod or the lack therof in some sites now.
Lutpin : i think a moderator" should have a little something "more.." ,  and dont try to abuse of his position ... that's all ...   in this case,  the fact of i havent xant to trade with him for this specific coin  ( genesis #1 antique brass) , never should affect his judgement,  or motive i any way the bad ranking he left me for a one year old issue... )

as you can read it by yourself, we has talk about it , and this not had motived any bad ranking...
the reaction comes after i refused to sold him this shit coin, and by the way decided to auction it...


https://i.imgur.com/GygtwLI.png

link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1544950.msg15536515#msg15536515

as you have said by yourself,: "Lauda's going to hate you .." , and you was perfectly right...


a real moderator never menaced to left a bad feedback  only for this fact ... this is not fair.

other precision:

all "these fakes" accusations against me are for an account sale related .... ( 1 account ) do you syncerly think , as i've got tons & tons of trades for so many bitcoins , with so many users, in so many deals, & will risk my btctalk reputation for only few cents ? ( escrow fees for 1 account sale ? ) ..... i let you think to this ..



Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: minifrij on July 17, 2016, 08:58:09 PM
i have screenshots of those deleted posts ... that's not some bumps, and nothing offensive or what in those..
Then send them to a global moderator, such as Cyrus or Hilariousandco, and ask why they were removed. Either that, or post the screenshots here and I'm sure someone will tell you what you did wrong.

by the way Lutpin have publiquely admit too ... ( i'm not so wrong) it was him ... soooo, why this hate and this mass reports since 15 jully ?
Because your post was breaking a rule, and Lutpin doesn't want posts that break the rules to be on the forum, so he reports them? Lutpin has reported over 6,000 posts, and I'm sure they're not all yours. I've had posts which are months old deleted, a few days is nothing.

it's because Lada have try to extortion for this coin , he have menace to rate me in red on my ranking if i dont sold him this coin for 25$ as i pretty well know i would sold it for 0.25 bitcoins !
That's clearly extortion/blackmail
extortion was about a coin : genesis #1 ,  not relative to these deleted posts ... scroll a bit in this thread.
???

@minifrij: I've captured theymos in my basement and all the mods have to answer to my askings. My plan is to take over the forum, rename it to buttcointalk and to replace all sections with either KnC discussion or ETH/Bitcoin-Ponzi FUD.
Who are you and what have you done with BadBear?



i would like to understand why this post have been deleted:
Quote from: Bitcoin Forum
snip
Oh, I reported this one. I reported it because you did nothing to change the previous, quoted post but make some text red and blue, making it a useless post. You could have done the same thing with an edit.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: defcon23 on July 17, 2016, 08:59:10 PM
i have screenshots of those deleted posts ... that's not some bumps, and nothing offensive or what in those..
Then send them to a global moderator, such as Cyrus or Hilariousandco, and ask why they were removed. Either that, or post the screenshots here and I'm sure someone will tell you what you did wrong.

by the way Lutpin have publiquely admit too ... ( i'm not so wrong) it was him ... soooo, why this hate and this mass reports since 15 jully ?
Because your post was breaking a rule, and Lutpin doesn't want posts that break the rules to be on the forum, so he reports them? Lutpin has reported over 6,000 posts, and I'm sure they're not all yours. I've had posts which are months old deleted, a few days is nothing.

it's because Lada have try to extortion for this coin , he have menace to rate me in red on my ranking if i dont sold him this coin for 25$ as i pretty well know i would sold it for 0.25 bitcoins !
That's clearly extortion/blackmail
extortion was about a coin : genesis #1 ,  not relative to these deleted posts ... scroll a bit in this thread.
???

@minifrij: I've captured theymos in my basement and all the mods have to answer to my askings. My plan is to take over the forum, rename it to buttcointalk and to replace all sections with either KnC discussion or ETH/Bitcoin-Ponzi FUD.
Who are you and what have you done with BadBear?

NO i will send directly to Theymos . i need to understand and to explain .


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: hilariousandco on July 17, 2016, 08:59:39 PM
3: he work behind the scene against me with Lutpin , ...

I handled several if not all the reports. As already stated, Lutpin reported them and they were handled just like any other report would be. Lauda had nothing to do with it and bumps getting deleted aren't going to get you banned. Stop being paranoid.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: defcon23 on July 17, 2016, 09:01:36 PM
3: he work behind the scene against me with Lutpin , ...

I handled several if not all the reports. As already stated, Lutpin reported them and they were handled just like any other report would be. Lauda had nothing to do with it and bumps getting deleted aren't going to get you banned. Stop being paranoid.

Ok .. please explain me why should i sold a coin to Lauda for 25$ ( wich i can sold for 0.25 btc ) , and if i dont do it , have my rating painted in red ? is this normal ?

i have never scam anyone and always been honest with everyone .


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lauda on July 17, 2016, 09:03:12 PM
Looks like some unintended consequences from reporting posts?  Could look sneaky but maybe it's just unexpected result...
I can't have anything to do with this even if I wanted it (someone else would have to confirm a rule was broken in order to delete them).

I handled several if not all the reports.

you always be... the "resolution" have never  change this "fact"
you perfectly know what you have done .
Again, I apologize for the unintended mess from a chatroom. I'm at most semi-serious there unless there's a deep conversation going on. I have bought the coin via the auction and would have most likely offered you a lot more back when I offered $25 (but you refused to sell).

Ok .. please explain me why should i sold a coin to Lauda for 25$ ( wich i can sold for 0.25 btc ) , and if i dont do it , have my rating painted in red ? is this normal ?
Again, it was because of the bad feedback that you left on others. You've fixed it and thus I removed my rating. We've been over this several times now?


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lutpin on July 17, 2016, 09:04:06 PM
Breaking news: mini and I are partners in crime.



Damnit, this was meant to be a secret!
Just for the record: YOU'RE Bonny, and I'm Clyde. No-one should think it's the other way around. :-*


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: minifrij on July 17, 2016, 09:04:51 PM
Breaking news: mini and I are partners in crime.
Damnit, this was meant to be a secret!


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: defcon23 on July 17, 2016, 09:06:12 PM
Looks like some unintended consequences from reporting posts?  Could look sneaky but maybe it's just unexpected result...
I can't have anything to do with this even if I wanted it (someone else would have to confirm a rule was broken in order to delete them).

you always be... the "resolution" have never  change this "fact"
you perfectly know what you have done .
Again, I apologize for the unintended mess from a chatroom. I'm at most semi-serious there unless there's a deep conversation going on. I have bought the coin via the auction and would have most likely offered you a lot more back when I offered $25 (but you refused to sell).




you have ask to minerjones to bid for you, and syncerly never mind with this ...    but, even in this auction , your friend Lutpin have acted ... read it  ( just because the price was goes too higuest for "you" ) ( 0.3 btc )


and about this post:

Breaking news: mini and I are partners in crime.

it is not less or more "inconsitent post than the ones you have reported from mine)


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: hilariousandco on July 17, 2016, 09:08:39 PM
3: he work behind the scene against me with Lutpin , ...

I handled several if not all the reports. As already stated, Lutpin reported them and they were handled just like any other report would be. Lauda had nothing to do with it and bumps getting deleted aren't going to get you banned. Stop being paranoid.

Ok .. please explain me why should i sold a coin to Lauda for 25$ ( wich i can sold for 0.25 btc ) , and if i dont do it , have my rating painted in red ? is this normal ?

i have never scam anyone and always been honest with everyone .

This is the first I've heard of it and I'm not even sure what went on but I have no interest in getting in any drama between you and Lauda and that's something you two will have to work out. I merely just stopped by to tell you that I deleted those posts that were constituted as bumps and there's no vast conspiracy going on against you.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lauda on July 17, 2016, 09:10:29 PM
you have ask to minerjones to bid for you, and syncerly never mind with this ...    
IIRC minerjones told me about it, I was not aware that the auction was in progress. In any case, he did it to prevent it from getting 'lost' (another one already is).

but, even in this auction , your friend Lutpin have acted ... read it  ( just because the price was goes too higuest for "you" ) ( 0.3 btc )
I was away during the auction ending (I think), and have only seen what happened after it happened. You can't blame Lutpin for pointing out incorrect bids (according to your own auction rules), can you? Not that this is relevant to the OP.

Breaking news: mini and I are partners in crime.
You forgot to add the part where you both were working for me.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Quickseller on July 17, 2016, 09:12:45 PM

Timeline of events (summary):

  • 02/07/2016 – I offered defcon23 a genesis trade-in or $25 for #1 Brass (which is what the coin was worth at the time, as the other #1 coins have sold for a maximum of $25). He declined my offer.
  • 09/07/2016 – Genesis Auction starts.
  • 12/07/2016 – Mutual negative ratings were left (I left the first rating). Later this day, the auction had finished[1].
  • 15/07/2016 – We have come to an agreement that  works for each other. We have made peace and have resumed normal communications.
       
[1] - I'm actually the person who won the auction as the current winner was bidding for me.

You forgot to mention the fact that you threatened ("jokingly" or not) defcon23 with negative trust if he did not sell the coin to you.

You also failed to mention that you told defcon23 that you expected to be asked to pay a higher price for a similar coin "later"

You failed to mention that a less desirable coin (serial number 2 as opposed to 1) was selling for much more then your offer price here (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1254150.0)


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lutpin on July 17, 2016, 09:13:38 PM
I interfered with your auction because you failed to follow the rules you layed down within OP, which others confirmed.
I had no idea MJ was bidding for lauda at that time (I suspected it, strongly, but did NOT know it).
Accusing me of all this shit is shocking to me, integrity has always been a key to me.



@QS: that sale by cjb is a series 1 coin, which imo can't be compared. I sold a #2 series 2 coin for much less roughly at the auction time.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lauda on July 17, 2016, 09:16:26 PM
You forgot to mention the fact that you threatened ("jokingly" or not) defcon23 with negative trust if he did not sell the coin to you. You also failed to mention that you told defcon23 that you expected to be asked to pay a higher price for a similar coin "later"
No. I wanted a more detailed timeline but defcon23 said it should be kept short and that other people could ask us directly what happened if they wanted to know. I'm not completely sure what you mean with the second part, but I did mention expecting to be asked ridiculous prices for the last piece(s).

You failed to mention that a less desirable coin (serial number 2 as opposed to 1) was selling for much more then your offer price here (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1254150.0)
I'm collecting Genesis series 2. These are series 1 coins and you use that for a price comparison(look at the thread update date)?

http://i0.kym-cdn.com/entries/icons/original/000/000/554/facepalm.jpg

I highly advise you to stop pretending like you know what you're talking about (in this matter) when your knowledge regarding crypto-coins is questionable at best.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: YES
Post by: Vod on July 17, 2016, 10:14:20 PM
defcon23 is the blackmailer in this matter, and he has a history of blackmail.

blackmail:  to force or coerce into a particular action, statement, etc.

I left defcon23 proper negative feedback after he was caught in a escrow scam.

He then left me negative feedback calling me a scammer.

He then sent me many PMs saying he would remove his feedback if I removed mine.  I finally had to block his PMs.

Now he did the same thing to Lauda, removing his lying feedback only once Lauda removed his feedback.

I have no idea why Lauda would leave that blackmailer POSITIVE feedback while he continues to insult Lauda.   :-\


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Quickseller on July 17, 2016, 10:15:12 PM
If you have the DOX of Lauda please PM me. If you shipped to Lauda please PM me the address shipped to.

I will verify with public sources and publish her DOX.
I am not sure that doxing someone over this incident is appropriate. I would suggest that a more appropriate resolution would be a warning not to deal with Lauda, and removing her from being a mod. My opinion on this would obviously change in the event that additional evidence is uncovered that suggests this is more then an isolated incident.

I do find it strange that someone who has been as uncontroversial as Lauda in the past is going to such great lengths to protect their identity, especially considering the reputation of those Lauda has traded physical items with. Or maybe it is strange that Lutpin is claiming this to be a fact (when it is really not) -- if this is the case then Lutpin is clearly not the neutral party he is claiming to be in this thread -- are there any txid's that might backup these trades?

the resolution that i  came to was to each remove our negative trust ratings, and to replace them with positive trust that was from an actual deal. ..

I think that Lauda was trying to extort me, that i think the price of the coin was at least .25 when lauda offered $25 for it, and i don't think that Lauda was joking when he was threatening to leave me negative trust if i did not sell him the coin
I think this looks very bad on the side of Lauda. For starters, it appears this is more evidence that Lauda is engaging in trust farming. Secondly, and more importantly, it discredits the claim that Lauda was "joking" when he threatened to leave negative trust when the coin in question was put up for sale.

Last time I checked reporting was neither against the forum rules, nor was it being frowned upon (at least not by the people who's opinion I care about).
Why should't I "publicly admit" my reporting activity?
I'm open to talk about what reports I make for which reasons.
#1 from what I can gather, it looks like the posts in question probably should have been deleted.
#2 From what I can gather, you are somewhat close to Lauda, and appear to be backing him. From an outsider's perspective, one might be able to argue that the reason for the reports might be something more then you "came across" an old post that should be deleted.
#3 In the past, others have suddenly had a lot of old bumps deleted when they were in the middle of a dispute with someone. They sometimes receive this as being an intimidation tactic.
#4 with #2 being said, the fact that I do not like someone, or that I am on one side of an argument/dispute with someone will not prevent me from reporting their posts
#5 Considering #1, someone else would likely have eventually reported the posts anyway.

it's because Lada have try to extortion for this coin , he have menace to rate me in red on my ranking if i dont sold him this coin for 25$ as i pretty well know i would sold it for 0.25 bitcoins !
That's clearly extortion/blackmail
extortion was about a coin : genesis #1 ,  not relative to these deleted posts ... scroll a bit in this thread.
???
Lauda offered to buy a coin from defcon23 for $25. After defcon23 declined the offer, Lauda said she was going to leave negative trust (see screenshot here (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1397579.msg15567061#msg15567061)). Lauda claims that her threat of negative trust was a "joke". A few weeks later, defcon auctions off the coin in question, and Lauda leaves defcon23 negative trust on the day the auction was scheduled to end. (it might have been said that Lauda was not aware of the auction at the time the negative trust was left, but I am not 100% sure). The negative trust was over something that allegedly happened ~a year ago. The coin ended up selling for ~7 times the amount of Lauda's offer.

@QS: that sale by cjb is a series 1 coin, which imo can't be compared. I sold a #2 series 2 coin for much less roughly at the auction time.
The coin that Lauda was trying to buy still ended up selling for ~7x what Lauda was trying to pay for it.

You forgot to mention the fact that you threatened ("jokingly" or not) defcon23 with negative trust if he did not sell the coin to you. You also failed to mention that you told defcon23 that you expected to be asked to pay a higher price for a similar coin "later"
No. I wanted a more detailed timeline but defcon23 said it should be kept short and that other people could ask us directly what happened if they wanted to know. I'm not completely sure what you mean with the second part, but I did mention expecting to be asked ridiculous prices for the last piece(s).
You left out the reason why there is a dispute in the first place.

Yes, you said that you expected to be asked to pay a price that was higher then the $25 you were offering. You knew that you would not be able to buy the coin for $25 in the open market.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lutpin on July 17, 2016, 10:23:16 PM
I do find it strange that someone who has been as uncontroversial as Lauda in the past is going to such great lengths to protect their identity, especially considering the reputation of those Lauda has traded physical items with. Or maybe it is strange that Lutpin is claiming this to be a fact (when it is really not) -- if this is the case then Lutpin is clearly not the neutral party he is claiming to be in this thread -- are there any txid's that might backup these trades?
txids for trades of genesis coins against each other for completing sets or aquiring certain #'s aswell as metals are rather hard to get, there aren't any.
I've been reshipping a coin from chronicsky to Mitchell, which was intended to end up at Laudas, I'm sure both of the involved parties (besides Lauda and me) will confirm this, when you ask them.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Quickseller on July 17, 2016, 10:28:20 PM
I do find it strange that someone who has been as uncontroversial as Lauda in the past is going to such great lengths to protect their identity, especially considering the reputation of those Lauda has traded physical items with. Or maybe it is strange that Lutpin is claiming this to be a fact (when it is really not) -- if this is the case then Lutpin is clearly not the neutral party he is claiming to be in this thread -- are there any txid's that might backup these trades?
txids for trades of genesis coins against each other for completing sets or aquiring certain #'s aswell as metals are rather hard to get, there aren't any.
I've been reshipping a coin from chronicsky to Mitchell, which was intended to end up at Laudas, I'm sure both of the involved parties (besides Lauda and me) will confirm this, when you ask them.
I guess I will have to take your word for it. Although that does sound like an awful lot of steps for a couple of $25 coins.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lauda on July 17, 2016, 10:31:19 PM
defcon23 is the blackmailer in this matter, and he has a history of blackmail.
-snip-
I have no idea why Lauda would leave that blackmailer POSITIVE feedback while he continues to insult Lauda.   :-\
Honestly, from the conversation that I had with them I got the idea that they genuenly wanted to make peace and get this over with. Additionally, they were really friendly yesterday. I guess I was wrong, the feedback has been reduced to neutral in light of the new situation and is going to stay that way.

I do find it strange that someone who has been as uncontroversial as Lauda in the past is going to such great lengths to protect their identity, especially considering the reputation of those Lauda has traded physical items with.
So people who are genuinely concerned with privacy and anonymity are strange? There was only 1 person here besides Mitchell that ever shipped to me directly, but they are deceased.

are there any txid's that might backup these trades?
You could either get IRC/Slack/PM logs to back these up or TX ID's (in some cases there are none since there's a trade-in). However, I'm sure that most of these people don't want to get involved.

I think this looks very bad on the side of Lauda. For starters, it appears this is more evidence that Lauda is engaging in trust farming.
No. I had suggested and even labeled it (optional) to him while we were discussing. I asked several times whether the other party felt like something had to be done differently, they insisted several times that they just wanted to make peace and we came to a mutual agreement. The user in question suddenly backed out of everything for something that has no connection to me(?) and thus I've changed my rating to neutral. I'm really done with this. I will neither remove nor change my rating anymore.

From what I can gather, you are somewhat close to Lauda, and appear to be backing him.
If occasionally talking, mostly about forum related matters, equals being somewhat close and 'backing him', maybe.

Lauda offered to buy a coin from defcon23 for $25. After defcon23 declined the offer, Lauda said she was going to leave negative trust (see screenshot here (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1397579.msg15567061#msg15567061)). Lauda claims that her threat of negative trust was a "joke".
I have never stated I'd leave the seller negative rating for that and have not done so.

it might have been said that Lauda was not aware of the auction at the time the negative trust was left, but I am not 100% sure). The negative trust was over something that allegedly happened ~a year ago. The coin ended up selling for ~7 times the amount of Lauda's offer.
No. I was aware of the auction that day, however the rating has nothing to do with the bogus escrow situation but their bad retaliatory feedback (which they have rewritten properly with my help) and thus I have removed my rating. Also: Defcon23 refused to sell at all (mentioned even possibly keeping it, not refused to sell just at $25.

You left out the reason why there is a dispute in the first place.
Again, defcon23 insisted on keeping it short.

Yes, you said that you expected to be asked to pay a price that was higher then the $25 you were offering. You knew that you would not be able to buy the coin for $25 in the open market.
There were no sales of a #1 in the open market (I had 3 private sales so far) beforehand and the offer was genuine. The user in question didn't provide a counter-offer (e.g. higher asking price) and thus it was left at that.

I guess I will have to take your word for it. Although that does sound like an awful lot of steps for a couple of $25 coins.
The situation was specific. For some reason chronicsky was unable to ship directly to NL.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lutpin on July 17, 2016, 10:32:03 PM
I guess I will have to take your word for it. Although that does sound like an awful lot of steps for a couple of $25 coins.
Shipping from sky to me was something around $3, shipping from me to Mitchell was around $6-ish, I think shipping from Mitchell to Lauda will happen in bulk, so there's probably no additional shipping cost for that.
It indeed did take alot of time, mostly due to customs sitting on the package for around a week,
but the price is rather low, considering that shipping from the US to Europe often comes at $25/$50+ without any additional steps for reshipping.



From what I can gather, you are somewhat close to Lauda, and appear to be backing him.
If occasionally talking, mostly about forum related matters, equals being somewhat close and 'backing him', maybe.
I've got cats, you like cats - we're basically BFFs.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: YES!
Post by: Vod on July 17, 2016, 10:43:24 PM
Honestly, from the conversation that I had with them I got the idea that they genuenly wanted to make peace and get this over with. Additionally, they were really friendly yesterday. I guess I was wrong, the feedback has been reduced to neutral in light of the new situation and is going to stay that way.

And like clockwork, he changed his feedback back to negative, in an attempt to blackmail you.

Be the bigger person, keep your feedback at neutral, and let the entire community see what a nutjob that guy is.

(You may also want to block his PMs like I had to, or else you will get constant PMS offering to remove his negative feedback IF you leave him positive.)

@CanaryInTheMine - Kudos to you on your attempt to bring peace.  I believe defcon is too mentally unstable to understand what you were trying to do.   :-\


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Quickseller on July 17, 2016, 10:51:53 PM
Honestly, from the conversation that I had with them I got the idea that they genuenly wanted to make peace and get this over with. Additionally, they were really friendly yesterday. I guess I was wrong, the feedback has been reduced to neutral in light of the new situation and is going to stay that way.

And like clockwork, he changed his feedback back to negative, in an attempt to blackmail you.
I don't think you understand what it means to blackmail someone. In order to blackmail someone, you need to ask for something of value that is not rightfully yours. Defcon23 has not asked for anything of value from Lauda.

Lauda on the otherhand asked for a cryptocoin worth 0.25BTC for next to nothing, and threatened to damage his reputation if he did not comply. There is a very big difference between the two. 


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: YES
Post by: Vod on July 17, 2016, 10:52:29 PM
Lutpin - I see you left him needed feedback, and he turned around and left you negative instantly.  Be prepared for the PMs offering to remove that feedback if you remove yours.   :-\


I don't think you understand what it means to blackmail someone. In order to blackmail someone, you need to ask for something of value that is not rightfully yours. Defcon23 has not asked for anything of value from Lauda.

Sure he has.  It has value to him to not have negative feedback on his profile.  I understand the rules are different in your world, however.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lauda on July 17, 2016, 11:02:59 PM
Be the bigger person, keep your feedback at neutral, and let the entire community see what a nutjob that guy is.
It is neutral and will remain like that.

(You may also want to block his PMs like I had to, or else you will get constant PMS offering to remove his negative feedback IF you leave him positive.)
I have ignored him as I'm done with this. I have put too much effort into genuinely trying to make peace with this user just to have them to back out of everything in an instant.

Lauda on the otherhand asked for a cryptocoin worth 0.25BTC for next to nothing, and threatened to damage his reputation if he did not comply. There is a very big difference between the two.  
I am starting to think that a) You are doing this on purpose; b) You have comprehension issues. The coin was not worth "0.25 BTC" unless you can see in the future(?). Even now, it is arguable if it is worth 0.25 BTC. Similarly if I offer someone ~$670 for 1 BTC now, you can't claim I offered "next to nothing" if it reaches a price of, e.g. $1k after X time.

Lutpin - I see you left him needed feedback, and he turned around and left you negative instantly.  
I even explained to him several times, during our negations, why bad retaliatory feedback should not be left.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: suchmoon on July 17, 2016, 11:13:27 PM
Honestly, from the conversation that I had with them I got the idea that they genuenly wanted to make peace and get this over with. Additionally, they were really friendly yesterday. I guess I was wrong, the feedback has been reduced to neutral in light of the new situation and is going to stay that way.

And like clockwork, he changed his feedback back to negative, in an attempt to blackmail you.
I don't think you understand what it means to blackmail someone. In order to blackmail someone, you need to ask for something of value that is not rightfully yours. Defcon23 has not asked for anything of value from Lauda.

Lauda on the otherhand asked for a cryptocoin worth 0.25BTC for next to nothing, and threatened to damage his reputation if he did not comply. There is a very big difference between the two. 

Why do you keep fanning the fire that had already been put out with Canary's help? Defcon23 clearly has issues, just leave it be and move along.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: gorgon666 on July 18, 2016, 04:57:23 AM
If you have the DOX of Lauda please PM me. If you shipped to Lauda please PM me the address shipped to.

I will verify with public sources and publish her DOX.
Please keep the tidbits of information coming! Every little bit about the identity of Lauda helps!


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: defcon23 on July 18, 2016, 07:44:42 AM
Be the bigger person, keep your feedback at neutral, and let the entire community see what a nutjob that guy is.
It is neutral and will remain like that.

(You may also want to block his PMs like I had to, or else you will get constant PMS offering to remove his negative feedback IF you leave him positive.)
I have ignored him as I'm done with this. I have put too much effort into genuinely trying to make peace with this user just to have them to back out of everything in an instant.

Lauda on the otherhand asked for a cryptocoin worth 0.25BTC for next to nothing, and threatened to damage his reputation if he did not comply. There is a very big difference between the two.  
I am starting to think that a) You are doing this on purpose; b) You have comprehension issues. The coin was not worth "0.25 BTC" unless you can see in the future(?). Even now, it is arguable if it is worth 0.25 BTC. Similarly if I offer someone ~$670 for 1 BTC now, you can't claim I offered "next to nothing" if it reaches a price of, e.g. $1k after X time.

Lutpin - I see you left him needed feedback, and he turned around and left you negative instantly.  
I even explained to him several times, during our negations, why bad retaliatory feedback should not be left.

really ? : so you should explain that to the troll ( Vod) too ..

despite the fact that the evidence that i escrowed for myself doesn't even make any sense, Lauda has said multiple times that Vods rating is valid and it is because of Lauda that cryptodevil left me  a negative rating.

Just because Lauda left me a "positive rating" for a trade we have ( and just after left a bad one ) doesn't mean that he isn't working against me behind the scenes.

Lauda should be removed as a moderator and i do not believe Lauda is able to be impartial. that's a fact.
A moderator never tried to force an user to sold him a coin under his real  valor , with menacing of detroy his reputation if  i dont do it ..
by the way , he finaly did it : look at all this shit now ..  i just applause : well done !


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: YES
Post by: defcon23 on July 18, 2016, 10:55:06 AM
Lutpin - I see you left him needed feedback, and he turned around and left you negative instantly.  Be prepared for the PMs offering to remove that feedback if you remove yours.   :-\


I don't think you understand what it means to blackmail someone. In order to blackmail someone, you need to ask for something of value that is not rightfully yours. Defcon23 has not asked for anything of value from Lauda.

Sure he has.  It has value to him to not have negative feedback on his profile.  I understand the rules are different in your world, however.


who try to manipulate bitcointalk trust ranking ? me ?? look by yourself:

https://i.imgur.com/9fb35Ae.png


you can clearly see here who is trying to manipulate everyone , just to save his ass in this thread...

Then NO : Lauda shoudnt be a moderator .. if we cant trust a moderator that's start to be terrible for everyone....


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Xialla on July 18, 2016, 11:02:01 AM
Lauda is honestly great, one of the best mods (and generally users) visiting this board. I really don't understand, why somebody is to dumb to create thread like this one.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lauda on July 18, 2016, 11:03:40 AM
Why do you keep fanning the fire that had already been put out with Canary's help?
He tried his best I assume and so did I.

Please keep the tidbits of information coming! Every little bit about the identity of Lauda helps!
Yawn. Even if you managed to acquire any valid information it would be useless.

Lauda is honestly great, one of the best mods (and generally users) visiting this board. I really don't understand, why somebody is to dumb to create thread like this one.
I guess genuinely trying to be helpful is not enough these days. :-X

It seems that the user randomly turns on their own words; here's a shot from the begging of our 'peaceful negotiations':
https://i.imgur.com/6z4fRbg.png

 :)


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: defcon23 on July 18, 2016, 12:05:39 PM
Why do you keep fanning the fire that had already been put out with Canary's help?
He tried his best I assume and so did I.

Please keep the tidbits of information coming! Every little bit about the identity of Lauda helps!
Yawn. Even if you managed to acquire any valid information it would be useless.

Lauda is honestly great, one of the best mods (and generally users) visiting this board. I really don't understand, why somebody is to dumb to create thread like this one.
I guess genuinely trying to be helpful is not enough these days. :-X

It seems that the user randomly turns on their own words; here's a shot from the begging of our 'peaceful negotiations':
https://i.imgur.com/6z4fRbg.png

 :)

yeah sure ... and  it was not a long time  before you promised to stop your shit ... just before you asked to Lutpin to do all he can do against me ( multiples reports for no valid reasons ) at least  5 since 15 jully .. is this wasnt agressive ... i dont understand at all ..   trolling my threads ( that's start with the auction for the coin for wich you have tried to blackmail me ... and continued since this date ... ( look at his posts in my last raffle...)  in other way it should be genetic for Lutpin ... that's remember olds storys in sads parts of French history  when people used to reports people ....


by the way another one  where you propose to "arrange" my posts, and propose kindly to rewrite them to your advantage  :

https://i.imgur.com/DEfZaGz.png

i really love the end : "plop twist of the year" ...   :D


well... i let you play with this thread , continued to try convaince people with your arguments ...  lol


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lutpin on July 18, 2016, 12:18:04 PM
just before you asked to Lutpin to do all he can do against me
bullshit accusation.

( multiples reports for no valid reasons ) at least  5 since 15 jully .. is this wasnt agressive ... i dont understand at all ..
I report posts because I think they violate the forum rules for reasons I state in the comments to my reports.

trolling my threads ( that's start with the auction for the coin for wich you have tried to blackmail me
You were unabled to host your auction in the way you stated in OP, I prevented you from continuing to run an auction which should have ended by the rules several bids before.
An action you thanked me for back then, as I prevented a possibly big mess, but which you now use to turn against me, like you regularly are turning on people with other stuff.

and continued since this date ... ( look at his posts in my last raffle...)
Your raffle is another example of you fucking up. You had accepted my entry, we came to what I considered a vocal contract.
For me, the bet was placed and accepted, it was written in stone with this.
You then chose to revoke everything we had agreed on over me reporting one of your posts and it getting deleted as a result.
You also made up other rules on the way and changed things, which you shouldn't have made.
I consider this no acceptable way to host a raffle and I think you should stop doing those, if you fail like this in them.

in other way it should be genetic for Lutpin
Not sure what the frenchman is trying to say me here, maybe grab a dictionary and try again?

that's remember olds storys in sads parts of French history  when people used to reports people.
Yeah, I'm literally the GESTAPO.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: tspacepilot on July 18, 2016, 04:20:19 PM
You're a proven Escrow Scammer that Vod outted a long time ago.

I think it was me, actually.  ;)

In any case, people should know that gorgon666 (the OP) is an alt of Quickseller.  defcon23 is not.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Quickseller on July 18, 2016, 10:58:59 PM
Honestly, from the conversation that I had with them I got the idea that they genuenly wanted to make peace and get this over with. Additionally, they were really friendly yesterday. I guess I was wrong, the feedback has been reduced to neutral in light of the new situation and is going to stay that way.

And like clockwork, he changed his feedback back to negative, in an attempt to blackmail you.
I don't think you understand what it means to blackmail someone. In order to blackmail someone, you need to ask for something of value that is not rightfully yours. Defcon23 has not asked for anything of value from Lauda.

Lauda on the otherhand asked for a cryptocoin worth 0.25BTC for next to nothing, and threatened to damage his reputation if he did not comply. There is a very big difference between the two.  

Why do you keep fanning the fire that had already been put out with Canary's help? Defcon23 clearly has issues, just leave it be and move along.
I believe what Lauda did was unethical, immortal, and wrong. I also don't think it is right that Lauda is trying to sweep what he did under the rug as if nothing ever happened. Lauda clearly knew the value of the coin was more then what he was offering it because he said that other sellers would ask a higher price then the $25 he was offering. The appropriate resolution to unsuccessfully extorting someone is not to exchange positive trust with the person you tried to extort

and continued since this date ... ( look at his posts in my last raffle...)
Your raffle is another example of you fucking up. You had accepted my entry, we came to what I considered a vocal contract.
For me, the bet was placed and accepted, it was written in stone with this.
1 - you are wrong about entering into a contract
2 - Ignoring 1, you were still made whole when you received a refund. The feedback that you left is clearly retaliatory in nature, and it looks like you are basing the trust that you leave based on the fact that someone is or is not willing to do business with you.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Vod on July 18, 2016, 11:12:10 PM
I believe what Lauda did was unethical, immortal, and wrong.

Let's speak of unethical, immoral and wrong.

You stole money from another community member pretending to be a neutral third party.
You lied about being banned.
You lied about leaving the community.
You post to yourself using alt accounts to boost your point of view.

I have no idea why community members still support you, or why the moneypot.com campaign supports you, but what you are is a HYPOCRITE.

You have no right to judge others based on morality or ethics.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Dahhi on July 19, 2016, 03:16:38 PM
Does anyone else think that Lauda should not be a moderator?

Lauda proceeds with her opinion when moderating the board. Lauda does not follow the rules of the board the same way other moderators do. Lauda is not open to ever being wrong or mistaken. Lauda does not understand what it means to moderate the board. Lauda does not bother to explain reasons behind actions in a friendly way. Lauda likes to be abrasive with people she is moderating. Lauda is power hungry.

I move to have Lauda removed from being a moderator effective immediately.



What's up with you and Lauda, did she delete so many of your posts?

Get used to getting your posts deleted as a newbie, I had more than 20 posts deleted when I was a newbie.

By the way it wasn't Lauda who did it.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: tspacepilot on July 19, 2016, 03:37:14 PM
Does anyone else think that Lauda should not be a moderator?

Lauda proceeds with her opinion when moderating the board. Lauda does not follow the rules of the board the same way other moderators do. Lauda is not open to ever being wrong or mistaken. Lauda does not understand what it means to moderate the board. Lauda does not bother to explain reasons behind actions in a friendly way. Lauda likes to be abrasive with people she is moderating. Lauda is power hungry.

I move to have Lauda removed from being a moderator effective immediately.



What's up with you and Lauda, did she delete so many of your posts?

Get used to getting your posts deleted as a newbie, I had more than 20 posts deleted when I was a newbie.

By the way it wasn't Lauda who did it.

gorgon666 is Quickseller.  This is actually his standard attack.  He uses a newbie account to open an outlandish accusation.  Then, somewhere downthread, he shows up with his main account.  He may also use other accounts, idk.  You can see this in how he used his account newton1 to attack dooglus in two threads at once.  He also did the same thing when he was attacking me, he used at least 4 accounts in that attack.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: BitcoinEXpress on July 20, 2016, 03:09:22 AM
You're a proven Escrow Scammer that Vod outted a long time ago.

I think it was me, actually.  ;)

In any case, people should know that gorgon666 (the OP) is an alt of Quickseller.  defcon23 is not.


I stand corrected that it was you that busted Quickseller.




~BCX~


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: gorgon666 on July 26, 2016, 05:43:58 AM
So theymos  is okay with having a staff member on his team that extorts people?


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: defcon23 on July 26, 2016, 07:26:47 AM
So theymos  is okay with having a staff member on his team that extorts people?

i dont think this could be possible.

i have left him a message few days ago.... and  i still wait an answer from him yet.

i sincerly woudnt believe theymos is refusing to take any action against lauda for attempting to extort me....   so, let's wait and see..


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: BitcoinEXpress on July 27, 2016, 03:18:51 AM
So theymos  is okay with having a staff member on his team that extorts people?

i dont think this could be possible.

i have left him a message few days ago.... and  i still wait an answer from him yet.

i sincerly woudnt believe theymos is refusing to take any action against lauda for attempting to extort me....   so, let's wait and see..


There won't be any action because there was no attempt by Lauda to extort you.



~BCX~


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: BestWebCreator on July 27, 2016, 06:12:51 AM
This thread is going insane, please OP close it since the title is misleading and is not true.
If Lauda is a bad mod, theymos would notice and take actions against him, which he doesn't do so everything should be allright. Don't be pissed at him for a unknown reason.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: tspacepilot on July 27, 2016, 09:19:29 PM
This thread is going insane, please OP close it since the title is misleading and is not true.
If Lauda is a bad mod, theymos would notice and take actions against him, which he doesn't do so everything should be allright. Don't be pissed at him for a unknown reason.

The most awkward part of this thread is that it's another attempt by QS to troll someone into oblivion using many accounts and trumped up accusations.

It seems like defcon and Lauda really do have some issues that they need to sort out, it also seems like they're working on that.  QS isn't going to close the thread because he's after Lauda for some reason.  Who knows what that is?  Most likely, Lauda refused to be bullied by him sometime or another and that got QS mad and the rest is what we have here in this thread.  Be on the lookout for new threads by other alt accounts as QS typically tries this multiple times.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: BestWebCreator on July 30, 2016, 07:53:49 AM
This thread is going insane, please OP close it since the title is misleading and is not true.
If Lauda is a bad mod, theymos would notice and take actions against him, which he doesn't do so everything should be allright. Don't be pissed at him for a unknown reason.

The most awkward part of this thread is that it's another attempt by QS to troll someone into oblivion using many accounts and trumped up accusations.

It seems like defcon and Lauda really do have some issues that they need to sort out, it also seems like they're working on that.  QS isn't going to close the thread because he's after Lauda for some reason.  Who knows what that is?  Most likely, Lauda refused to be bullied by him sometime or another and that got QS mad and the rest is what we have here in this thread.  Be on the lookout for new threads by other alt accounts as QS typically tries this multiple times.
So if I understood you right, quickseller is trying to make problems bigger than they are?
And by the way u should be aware of that betcoin.ag is not a good fompany to promote atm, since many people are talking bad about them. Alot of trusted people have been into trouble for advertising them, so mayby they will be attacking u too, I hope that won't happen for u. Time to close this thread :)


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: BitcoinEXpress on July 30, 2016, 02:05:13 PM
@OP


So after 13 pages and several months, not a single shred of tangible evidence was posted that Lauda was actually trying to extort anyone....

AND

in these 13 pages not a single reason as to why Lauda should not be a mod.


I agree it's time to lock this thread.



~BCX~


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: whywefight on July 31, 2016, 09:32:40 PM
I just want to add that Lauda is the hottest internet chic I have ever met and I am glad stuff is as usual while I was away. Reading this whole crap made me laugh tears, thanks for that.

The only question that remains is: Why is she not a global mod and why the hell is Lutpin still on DT?? Looking forward to the PM that tells me this post was deleted! :)


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: gorgon666 on August 04, 2016, 03:01:03 AM
Lauda is now on the payroll of TradeFortress, the infamous inputs.io/coinlenders scammer.

Today Lauda received (https://www.blocktrail.com/BTC/tx/d327f15d2b43401c2bc63a3b0880b3b97bff9eddeee1b59d4dfe7537fbb563dd) at least 1 bitcoin from TradeFortress.

Lauda, what is your roll in working for TradeFortress?


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lauda on August 04, 2016, 04:52:58 AM
Lauda, what is your roll in working for TradeFortress?
The payment was a donation from an anonymous party for performing the ritual of giving 9 lives to kittens:

https://i.imgur.com/Ryf5chW.gif


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Quickseller on August 04, 2016, 05:22:12 AM
Lauda, what is your roll in working for TradeFortress?
The payment was a donation from an anonymous party for performing the ritual of giving 9 lives to kittens:
Regardless of if you knew who the payment was coming from at the time, or what the purpose of the payment was, the transaction did in fact come from TF. What you decide to do with it is up to you, and should depend among other things, if you have provided actual services prior to this post in exchange for the payment. I emailed TF asking him why he created that 1kBTC giveaway thread, however I have not received any kind of concrete answer; either way, you cannot deny that you received payment from TF because the blockchain does not lie.

(I can also assure you that you did not receive a "donation" because you "gave 9 lives to kittens").


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lauda on August 04, 2016, 06:14:18 AM
Regardless of if you knew who the payment was coming from at the time, or what the purpose of the payment was, the transaction did in fact come from TF.
The blockchain trail leads to 2013 to an address potentially connected to TF (Inputs.io hack), but that's not conclusive or the evidence was presented somewhere yet to be seen by me. The story regarding the situation is certainly unusual.

What you decide to do with it is up to you, and should depend among other things, if you have provided actual services prior to this post in exchange for the payment.
The real idea behind the payment is to fund a lawsuit against a certain individual. I also plan on PGP signing this.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Anduck on August 04, 2016, 06:21:21 AM
the transaction did in fact come from TF

Do you have any proof for this? Several people (and even the Eater) received coins from this source.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Quickseller on August 04, 2016, 06:27:03 AM
i sincerly woudnt believe theymos is refusing to take any action against lauda for attempting to extort me....   so, let's wait and see..
I was honestly surprised to see this post, so I decided to look into the stance of blackmail/extortion by libertarians (which alligns with theymos' political beliefs).

It looks like the libertarian view on blackmail is that they accept this kind of practice. The article that I read explained that allowing blackmail would make immoral activities more expensive (if you cheat on your wife for example, then you might have to pay an extortion in order to avoid this information from becoming public). The article also mentioned that the normal course of business involves something very similar to blackmail on a regular basis -- an example that it gave was that when someone goes to the grocery store, that the customer will blackmail the store in saying that they will not give the store money for a loaf of bread unless the store gives the customer a loaf a bread, and conversely, the store will blackmail the customer in saying that they will not allow the customer to leave with the loaf of bread unless the customer pays for the bread.

I think the major difference in Lauda's case is that Lauda fabricated evidence (and/or utilized evidence that he knew was fabricated) in order to harm the reputation of defcon23. By proclaiming allegations that Lauda knew to be false, Lauda was actively deceiving others. I also know the libertarian view is to "let the markets work it out", however I believe the market has spoken, as multiple people have questioned the negative trust that Lauda originally left, and multiple people have excluded Lauda from their trust lists.

I don't think I agree with this viewpoint, as I believe that money gained as a result from blackmail/extortion (as is commonly defined) is stolen and does not belong to the receiver. I would argue that the moral response to becoming aware of illegal/unethical activity would be to report such activity.



Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Quickseller on August 04, 2016, 06:34:17 AM
the transaction did in fact come from TF

Do you have any proof for this? Several people (and even the Eater) received coins from this source.
Yes.

The address that is holding 1,000BTC, and that was giving away BTC to users is 1BfxSuxJqXuizBbTcP238JZY9DT4eqvzJG

The above address received 1,010 BTC via 641b11014a25e305aa075cfd9505435c697602890cc4fb76f27bc7ba95a61a76 from 1Hy1rceh2EaKnAQhGZocTFUGnKFFD3mNG5

The above address received a similar amount of BTC via 938e072318486566a9b8c301b9937052fc25f500ee4d0cea9f4dde07d9614b24 from 13tikBdmMVkyuykDVNmv3tTr8YkVN3Xrut

13tikBdmMVkyuykDVNmv3tTr8YkVN3Xrut is believed to belong to TradeFortress according to this (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=327178.msg3521657#msg3521657) post by malevolent in 2013. I am not 100% certain on his thought process, however a brief look at blockchain transactions around this time makes this seem reasonable.

If you were to believe malevolent, then either TF sent you BTC, or someone purchased ~$500,000 worth of BTC from TF just to giveaway. I would personally doubt the later is what happened.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lauda on August 04, 2016, 06:35:13 AM
I think the major difference in Lauda's case is that Lauda fabricated evidence (and/or utilized evidence that he knew was fabricated) in order to harm the reputation of defcon23.
The only person that harmed defcon23's reputation is he himself. His unusual overturning of his own word and the act of calumny/blackmail is what got him in this mess. What they did was irrational at best.

I think the major difference in Lauda's case is that Lauda fabricated evidence (and/or utilized evidence that he knew was fabricated) in order to harm the reputation of defcon23.
I would be interested in the "evidence" that I "fabricated". Please enlighten me.

and multiple people have excluded Lauda from their trust lists.
If by "multiple people" you mean several of your own alt accounts, then this statement is likely to be true. Why don't you say that this is ​your​ personal reaction, Quickseller? Instead of saying stuff that is obviously either false or strongly bent in order to support your stance?


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Quickseller on August 04, 2016, 06:43:16 AM
I think the major difference in Lauda's case is that Lauda fabricated evidence (and/or utilized evidence that he knew was fabricated) in order to harm the reputation of defcon23.
The only person that harmed defcon23's reputation is he himself. His unusual overturning of his own word and the act of calumny/blackmail is what got him in this mess.
No. You knowingly spread what you knew to be false and misleading information about defcon23.


and multiple people have excluded Lauda from their trust lists.
If by "multiple people" you mean several of your own alt accounts, then this statement is likely to be true. Why don't you say that this is ​*your*​ personal reaction, quickseller? Instead of saying stuff that is obviously either false or strongly bent in order to support your stance?
Yes, I have personally excluded you from my trust list as a result of your failed extortion, no I have not used any of my alts to do this. Others have excluded you from their trust list as well. What I am saying is not false.

Your immaturity is very much showing in your reactions to my posts Lauda :)

The blockchain trail leads to 2013 to an address potentially connected to TF (Inputs.io hack), but that's not conclusive or the evidence was presented somewhere yet to be seen by me.
It was TradeFortress that sent you the BTC. The blockchain evidence overwhelmingly supports this.


edit:

I would be interested in the "evidence" that I "fabricated". Please enlighten me.
It is clear that defcon23 was not acting as an escrow for his own transaction, yet you proclaimed this to be a true statement when you knew it to be false (or at least anyone with 1/2 a brain, and who spends a few minutes looking into the situation would be able to come to this conclusion).


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: suchmoon on August 04, 2016, 06:47:18 AM
Lauda is now on the payroll of TradeFortress, the infamous inputs.io/coinlenders scammer.

Today Lauda received (https://www.blocktrail.com/BTC/tx/d327f15d2b43401c2bc63a3b0880b3b97bff9eddeee1b59d4dfe7537fbb563dd) at least 1 bitcoin from TradeFortress.

Lauda, what is your roll in working for TradeFortress?

Wasn't there a joint venture between yourself and TF?

Edit: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1179238.msg12406963#msg12406963


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lauda on August 04, 2016, 06:49:54 AM
No. You knowingly spread what you knew to be false and misleading information about defcon23.
What information are we talking about exactly? The negative ratings that he received are a result of his own doing, not any information left by me. If you do not understand that, then read them again.

Yes, I have personally excluded you from my trust list as a result of your failed extortion, no I have not used any of my alts to do this. Others have excluded you from their trust list as well.
Who are these others?

Your immaturity is very much showing in your reactions to my posts Lauda :)
Ad hominem because of yet another failed swing? It's interesting that (excluding parties directly involved) among so many replies, you're the only one trying to manipulate the story and label me as something that I'm not. Good luck with your endeavor.

It was TradeFortress that sent you the BTC. The blockchain evidence overwhelmingly supports this.
Not that it matters either way:
Wasn't there a joint venture between yourself and TF?
Edit: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1179238.msg12406963#msg12406963


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Anduck on August 04, 2016, 07:06:03 AM
the transaction did in fact come from TF

Do you have any proof for this? Several people (and even the Eater) received coins from this source.
Yes.

The address that is holding 1,000BTC, and that was giving away BTC to users is 1BfxSuxJqXuizBbTcP238JZY9DT4eqvzJG

The above address received 1,010 BTC via 641b11014a25e305aa075cfd9505435c697602890cc4fb76f27bc7ba95a61a76 from 1Hy1rceh2EaKnAQhGZocTFUGnKFFD3mNG5

The above address received a similar amount of BTC via 938e072318486566a9b8c301b9937052fc25f500ee4d0cea9f4dde07d9614b24 from 13tikBdmMVkyuykDVNmv3tTr8YkVN3Xrut

13tikBdmMVkyuykDVNmv3tTr8YkVN3Xrut is believed to belong to TradeFortress according to this (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=327178.msg3521657#msg3521657) post by malevolent in 2013. I am not 100% certain on his thought process, however a brief look at blockchain transactions around this time makes this seem reasonable.

If you were to believe malevolent, then either TF sent you BTC, or someone purchased ~$500,000 worth of BTC from TF just to giveaway. I would personally doubt the later is what happened.

OK. It certainly looks like there's a connection. Although, there are several beliefs. I am looking for evidence, and there's no room for beliefs there.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Quickseller on August 04, 2016, 07:15:41 AM
the transaction did in fact come from TF

Do you have any proof for this? Several people (and even the Eater) received coins from this source.
Yes.

The address that is holding 1,000BTC, and that was giving away BTC to users is 1BfxSuxJqXuizBbTcP238JZY9DT4eqvzJG

The above address received 1,010 BTC via 641b11014a25e305aa075cfd9505435c697602890cc4fb76f27bc7ba95a61a76 from 1Hy1rceh2EaKnAQhGZocTFUGnKFFD3mNG5

The above address received a similar amount of BTC via 938e072318486566a9b8c301b9937052fc25f500ee4d0cea9f4dde07d9614b24 from 13tikBdmMVkyuykDVNmv3tTr8YkVN3Xrut

13tikBdmMVkyuykDVNmv3tTr8YkVN3Xrut is believed to belong to TradeFortress according to this (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=327178.msg3521657#msg3521657) post by malevolent in 2013. I am not 100% certain on his thought process, however a brief look at blockchain transactions around this time makes this seem reasonable.

If you were to believe malevolent, then either TF sent you BTC, or someone purchased ~$500,000 worth of BTC from TF just to giveaway. I would personally doubt the later is what happened.

OK. It certainly looks like there's a connection. Although, there are several beliefs. I am looking for evidence, and there's no room for beliefs there.
I can look to try to figure out what malevolent's thought process was when he posed that 13tikBdmMVkyuykDVNmv3tTr8YkVN3Xrut belongs to TF sometime tomorrow. The thing about this kind of blockchain evidence is that unless you are able to catch him "red handed" in possession of the private keys to the address he sent the BTC from, then you cannot say with 100% certainty that the BTC came from TF.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Quickseller on August 04, 2016, 07:28:41 AM
No. You knowingly spread what you knew to be false and misleading information about defcon23.
What information are we talking about exactly? The negative ratings that he received are a result of his own doing, not any information left by me. If you do not understand that, then read them again.
You left a negative rating that said that defcon23 escrowed a trade that he was a party to when you knew that was a false statement.

Yes, I have personally excluded you from my trust list as a result of your failed extortion, no I have not used any of my alts to do this. Others have excluded you from their trust list as well.
Who are these others?
TECSHARE
defcon23
ABitNut
quickseller (myself)
Slow death


It was TradeFortress that sent you the BTC. The blockchain evidence overwhelmingly supports this.
Not that it matters either way:
It matters enough for you to lie about the BTC coming from an anon source as a "donation". I want to correct you. If you believe that it does not matter that TF sent you BTC, then you should be able to simply admit to receiving BTC from TF.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Heutenamos on August 04, 2016, 08:23:27 AM
I want to correct you.
lauda, see the love QS has for you.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lauda on August 04, 2016, 09:25:08 AM
You left a negative rating that said that defcon23 escrowed a trade that he was a party to when you knew that was a false statement.
That has nothing to do with "spreading false and misleading information", I was merely quoting what was already present on their trust page (whether the accusations are correct or not should be taken up with the person who made them). My rating was not focused on that, but the act of calumny for which he got negative ratings for anyway.

TECSHARE, ABitNut, Slow death
If we exclude the people under subjective bias, we are left with 3 people. This is what you call "several"? What makes you think that they've excluded me after and/or because of these events? Are you regularly doing checkups on me?

It matters enough for you to lie about the BTC coming from an anon source as a "donation". I want to correct you.
If you thought that the sentence was a serious one, then you have comprehension issues. It's none of your business anyways, you were in bed with TF before yourself.

lauda, see the love QS has for you.
Isn't she a very kind person?  


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: tspacepilot on August 04, 2016, 09:48:55 PM
Lauda is now on the payroll of TradeFortress, the infamous inputs.io/coinlenders scammer.

Today Lauda received (https://www.blocktrail.com/BTC/tx/d327f15d2b43401c2bc63a3b0880b3b97bff9eddeee1b59d4dfe7537fbb563dd) at least 1 bitcoin from TradeFortress.

Lauda, what is your roll in working for TradeFortress?

Wasn't there a joint venture between yourself and TF?

Edit: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1179238.msg12406963#msg12406963


For fun, here's where QS tries to rationalize taking stolen money to sue Vod:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1179238.msg12414083#msg12414083

Thanks!  I was going to look this up but you beat me to it.  It seems that Lauda has inherited the unfortunate roll of brunt of Quickseller's massive alt army attacks.  After me, the crown fell to dooglus, now it seems it has passed to Lauda.  Lauda, hang in there, eventually QS gets burnt out and moves onto smearing someone else.  It is sorta hillarious that he's now using his alt to say that people shouldn't take money from TF, seeing as he's practically thumping his chest about it in that other thread.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Vod on August 05, 2016, 02:31:12 AM
For fun, here's where QS tries to rationalize taking stolen money to sue Vod:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1179238.msg12414083#msg12414083

Quickseller has a very unhealthy obsession with me.   :-\

As I pointed out back then, he was all talk and no lawsuit would ever emerge.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: suchmoon on August 05, 2016, 02:54:15 AM
For fun, here's where QS tries to rationalize taking stolen money to sue Vod:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1179238.msg12414083#msg12414083

Quickseller has a very unhealthy obsession with me.   :-\

As I pointed out back then, he was all talk and no lawsuit would ever emerge.

Do you think he returned the unused funds to TF? Should've used an escrow...  :)


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lauda on August 05, 2016, 07:38:54 AM
Thanks!  I was going to look this up but you beat me to it.  It seems that Lauda has inherited the unfortunate roll of brunt of Quickseller's massive alt army attacks.  After me, the crown fell to dooglus, now it seems it has passed to Lauda.  
I think I didn't keep good track of the situation with dooglus, I do recall the attack on you though.

Lauda, hang in there, eventually QS gets burnt out and moves onto smearing someone else.  
Thanks. Even though I don't prefer drama and threads like these since they waste time, I don't mind:

in these 13 pages not a single reason as to why Lauda should not be a mod.
I'm still waiting for the (failed) attempt at getting my DOX.

It is sorta hillarious that he's now using his alt to say that people shouldn't take money from TF, seeing as he's practically thumping his chest about it in that other thread.
Hypocrisy? :D

Quickseller has a very unhealthy obsession with me.   :-\
You aren't the only one apparently, the obsession with you just isn't over yet. Thus, that's quite unfortunate.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: gorgon666 on August 05, 2016, 10:35:48 AM
Lauda is now on the payroll of TradeFortress, the infamous inputs.io/coinlenders scammer.

Today Lauda received (https://www.blocktrail.com/BTC/tx/d327f15d2b43401c2bc63a3b0880b3b97bff9eddeee1b59d4dfe7537fbb563dd) at least 1 bitcoin from TradeFortress.

Lauda, what is your roll in working for TradeFortress?

Wasn't there a joint venture between yourself and TF?
No. I would never do business with Trade Fortress. It was clear for a long time that he was a long con, before even Inputs.io opened. Now he has the moderators on his payroll.

Now I see why you like Lauda so much. He will willing to censor threads that are allowed but are hurtful to you --> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1576103.0


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lauda on August 05, 2016, 10:43:45 AM
Now he has the moderators on his payroll.
Here we go again. Sorry QS, neither you nor TF have enough funds to have me on your payroll. ::)

Now I see why you like Lauda so much. He will willing to censor threads that are allowed but are hurtful to you --> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1576103.0
There's a distinct difference between censoring and moderation. The thread was used to troll and thus is not allowed. It showed up on the first page of Services for me even thought it is old (March).


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: gorgon666 on August 05, 2016, 11:17:54 AM
Lauda, why don't you be very clear, and tell everyone the purpose of you receiving 1 btc was? This way you can be on the record!


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: suchmoon on August 05, 2016, 12:30:09 PM
Lauda is now on the payroll of TradeFortress, the infamous inputs.io/coinlenders scammer.

Today Lauda received (https://www.blocktrail.com/BTC/tx/d327f15d2b43401c2bc63a3b0880b3b97bff9eddeee1b59d4dfe7537fbb563dd) at least 1 bitcoin from TradeFortress.

Lauda, what is your roll in working for TradeFortress?

Wasn't there a joint venture between yourself and TF?
No. I would never do business with Trade Fortress. It was clear for a long time that he was a long con, before even Inputs.io opened. Now he has the moderators on his payroll.

You may have accidentally removed part of my post from your quote. That's probably what's causing the confusion. Here it is again:

Wasn't there a joint venture between yourself and TF?

Edit: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1179238.msg12406963#msg12406963

And here is a full quote from the link above in case you can't click on it for some reason:

Quote
@Quickseller, I'll contribute 20 BTC towards a civil lawsuit against Vod. One of his email addresses is mlawrence02@yahoo.com , as given here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=95795.msg1070760#msg1070760

You may be able to subpoena Yahoo Canada for his IP address (via a John Doe-style civil suit), and then subpoena the ISP for account holder details.
If you are serious about this then please PM me contact details and I will get you a PGP signed address to send to.
Great! Please email me at admin@glados.cc; a PGP clearsigned message will do. Thanks!
sent.

edit: 20 BTC received

It also doesn't look like you've ever made any attempt to warn anyone about TF's "long con". Such a horrendous oversight for a scam buster like yourself, isn't it?


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lutpin on August 05, 2016, 01:01:07 PM
There's a distinct difference between censoring and moderation. The thread was used to troll and thus is not allowed. It showed up on the first page of Services for me even thought it is old (March).
I've reported it earlier due to the changed policy announced by theymos when it comes to handeling doxes and things that are connected to them[1].

[1] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1576015.0


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Slow death on August 05, 2016, 02:02:05 PM
Unbelievable that this discussion has reached 15 pages, I had to read 15 pages and I confess I do not understand why they came to have 15 pages.

@gorgon666

What problem you have with moderation of Lauda?

@Quickseller

What problem you have with moderation of Lauda?

It seems to me @gorgon666 and @Quickseller station taking this fight to a dark side (Revenge)


About Red Trust that Lauda gave defcon23 generated fight, but this fight was fueled by gorgon666 and Quickseller.

He had that guy who tried to mediate the conflict between Lauda and defcon23

Lauda and defcon23 had already reached an agreement, but returned to fight just because some deleted post and because Quickseller insists judge Lauda.


Lauda and defcon23, you are mature and very intelligent people, fighting does not solve anything, just reconcile and remove trust that both sides gave each other. to end the fighting, violence is something that has very serious consequences.

@gorgon666

You're smart, lock this thread, you have the right to say that Lauda not worth STAFF member is your opinion, and we respect your opinion, I do not know what criteria the forum administrator uses to name the team the forum, but until the time I did not see something very serious to justify that Lauda should be removed from the staff.

If you do not lock this thread you will be to feed more discussions that end up generating hate to touch the wounds of the past.

@Quickseller

In many posts I read, always has his name, fights with @vod, @dooglus and with so many members. There comes a time in life to fight not make sense. trust me, I know very well the other side of this world. You are very smart and I read a lot your post and always tell people: People change, only sins apologize if done evil to someone and expect people to forgive you.

I think you should make peace with VOD which is also a good person.

dig and judge people because of their past ( which is what the trust system creates ), creates hatred and pain in people ... and I think that nobody likes.

Do not let the TRUST system destroy this forum. The DT trust system created ambition in many members, no matter what methods to use, this becomes a DT that's fine.








Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Coinonomous on August 06, 2016, 01:09:46 AM
LOL @ all this stupidness. QS, grow up already and find some sort of life outside this forum, you clearly have some weird mental issues. :P

thanks and sorry, but just sayin....


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: gorgon666 on August 06, 2016, 08:17:04 AM
Lauda has no sense of ethics. Lauda does not care if money she receives is stolen. Why should anyone trust Lauda if he is willing to keep money he knows is stolen?


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lauda on August 06, 2016, 08:29:34 AM
Lauda, why don't you be very clear, and tell everyone the purpose of you receiving 1 btc was? This way you can be on the record!
The purpose was to provide legal counseling for escrow scammers. ::)

Do not let the TRUST system destroy this forum. The DT trust system created ambition in many members, no matter what methods to use, this becomes a DT that's fine.
He even attempted to use you as an 'argument' since you've excluded me from your trust list.

LOL @ all this stupidness.
If you can get a good laugh from reading this, it isn't a complete waste.

Lauda has no sense of ethics. Lauda does not care if money she receives is stolen. Why should anyone trust Lauda if he is willing to keep money he knows is stolen?
Again, there is zero proof that they are stolen. There is some speculative proof that they may be tied to TF (this still doesn't make them stolen). Also, it's nobody's business where the money comes from and what it gets used for (excluding law enforcement).


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Slow death on August 06, 2016, 12:47:37 PM
Do not let the TRUST system destroy this forum. The DT trust system created ambition in many members, no matter what methods to use, this becomes a DT that's fine.
He even attempted to use you as an 'argument' since you've excluded me from your trust list.

I exclude you from my list by accident, but have added you.
 
this is my trust list:

dooglus
vod
Lauda
Shorena
cryptodevil
mexxer-2
Lutpin
Steve_Tou
opmac

you do not do anything wrong. Just continue with your good work.




Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: minifrij on August 07, 2016, 02:34:06 AM
Lauda has no sense of ethics.
Good thing this is irrelevant in regards to moderating a forum; ethics aren't needed to follow and enforce a set of rules.

Lauda does not care if money she receives is stolen.
This has no relevance to their moderation capabilities or their ability to fulfill a responsibility.

Why should anyone trust Lauda if he is willing to keep money he knows is stolen?
Referencing the bolded text, it is because no one has any clue the original source of the money sent. Almost the entire 'stolen money' argument is based off of one post by Malevolent in 2013. I do not see this as sufficient proof to accuse someone of something, especially something that can affect their reputation negatively.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Quickseller on August 08, 2016, 03:44:12 AM
@Quickseller

What problem you have with moderation of Lauda?
I am not attempting to take any kind of revenge against Lauda, nor do I have any personal issue with Lauda.

I believe that Lauda is an extortionist, and a liar. More recently, it looks like that lauda cannot respond to criticism nor answer tough questions without trolling the person asking. Also, more recently, it appears that Lauda does not care about how his actions look to those on the outside:

Quote from: from IRC
<Slck> <vizique> however, youve been "paid" Lauda, how do you think it looks to others from teh outside?
<Slck> <lauda> I couldn't care less how it looks.

Good thing this is irrelevant in regards to moderating a forum; ethics aren't needed to follow and enforce a set of rules.
I would have to disagree with you here. Moderators are given discretion on how they handle things, and even going beyond discretion, they have the ability to mark a report as "bad" that is not necessarily a bad report, potentially allowing something to stay that should not stay.

There is also the issue of confidentiality, there is a lot of information in the staff subforum that is suppose to remain confidential, and generally speaking the identity of who reported a particular post should remain confidential. If someone with questionable ethics has access to this information/abilities, then why should it be expected for this information to be kept confidential?

Also, regarding the BTC that Lauda received, I don't think the issue is so much that the BTC might be stolen, but is more the issue of how Lauda reacted when he determined it might be stolen. The overall impression that I got from Lauda was that he does not care if the BTC is stolen or not, and that it is none of anyone's business what he does with it.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Vod on August 08, 2016, 03:57:43 AM
I believe that Lauda is an extortionist, and a liar.

I'll ask this question again - WHO ARE YOU TO CALL ANOTHER PERSON A LIAR?

You've lied on this forum numerous times - most notably when you said you banned when you weren't, and when you said you'd leave when you didn't.

It looks like Quickseller cannot respond to criticism nor answer tough questions without trolling the person asking.   :-\


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lauda on August 08, 2016, 07:25:42 AM
I am not attempting to take any kind of revenge against Lauda, nor do I have any personal issue with Lauda.
Of course not.

Also, regarding the BTC that Lauda received, I don't think the issue is so much that the BTC might be stolen, but is more the issue of how Lauda reacted when he determined it might be stolen. The overall impression that I got from Lauda was that he does not care if the BTC is stolen or not, and that it is none of anyone's business what he does with it.
No. After doing my own analysis, I have concluded that it is not stolen. You're correct on the secondary part: It is not anyone's business (excluding some institutions) what I do with my money, especially not the business of escrow scammers.

More recently, it looks like that lauda cannot respond to criticism nor answer tough questions without trolling the person asking. Also, more recently, it appears that Lauda does not care about how his actions look to those on the outside:
How I interact with people outside of the forum is also none of your concern nor has it any relevance to the forum nor moderation.

Moderators are given discretion on how they handle things, and even going beyond discretion, they have the ability to mark a report as "bad" that is not necessarily a bad report, potentially allowing something to stay that should not stay. If someone with questionable ethics has access to this information/abilities, then why should it be expected for this information to be kept confidential?
Ethics are irrelevant in this context due to the nature of how I treat the set of given rules. Additionally, I stay away from almost every decision if there's even a remote possibility that I would be influenced by subjective bias (i.e. I wouldn't be impartial). An example would be the recent thread by gorgon regarding Mitchell and me; we both ignored a report regarding it. As far as I understand it, theymos does review our work from time to time (mprep stated this somewhere IIRC).

You've lied on this forum numerous times - most notably when you said you banned when you weren't, and when you said you'd leave when you didn't. It looks like Quickseller cannot respond to criticism nor answer tough questions without trolling the person asking.   :-\
When one calls them out on this, they claim it's ad hominem even though we are purely talking about facts. ::)


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: BitcoinEXpress on August 09, 2016, 04:05:46 AM
I am not attempting to take any kind of revenge against Lauda, nor do I have any personal issue with Lauda.


You also said you weren't an escrow scammer turned out you lied
You also said you were banned turned out you lied
You also said numerous times you were never coming back turned out you lied
You claimed to not be the OP gorgon666 turned out you lied
You claimed you are not attempting to take any kind of revenge against Lauda, turned out you lied

Is there a pattern here?


~BCX~


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Heutenamos on August 09, 2016, 06:12:33 AM
The best part of the discussion is. Both of them are literally getting paid to fight/argue.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: BitcSeo on August 09, 2016, 08:33:10 AM
☞Lauda, does her/his job well.

I've notice most of the response in a timely manner where from this person

Thanks
Bitcseo


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: expert4knowledge on August 09, 2016, 04:09:06 PM
I do not know who Lauda is exactly and what she or he did but it can be an interesting and also dangerous to ask forum members about distributing responsibilities of the forum admins, moderators. I prefer admins who are not strict pedagogue.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: defcon23 on August 09, 2016, 04:33:39 PM
I do not know who Lauda is exactly and what she or he did but it can be an interesting and also dangerous to ask forum members about distributing responsibilities of the forum admins, moderators. I prefer admins who are not strict pedagogue.

waww !!! you made my day !  ;D  yes!!
seriously man ..

https://i.imgur.com/JH7oHBH.gif


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: ajareselde on August 09, 2016, 05:59:25 PM
I am not attempting to take any kind of revenge against Lauda, nor do I have any personal issue with Lauda.


You also said you weren't an escrow scammer turned out you lied
You also said you were banned turned out you lied
You also said numerous times you were never coming back turned out you lied
You claimed to not be the OP gorgon666 turned out you lied
You claimed you are not attempting to take any kind of revenge against Lauda, turned out you lied

Is there a pattern here?


Him lying doesn't make some of his raised questions any less valid, only his motives maybe,which is besides the point.
While i agree with him on some points, in regards to Lauda, i don't. As someone nicely said above, "ethics aren't needed to follow and enforce a set of rules."


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lauda on August 09, 2016, 11:19:37 PM
The best part of the discussion is. Both of them are literally getting paid to fight/argue.
This is a waste of time, but I do have to/should defend myself?

I do not know who Lauda is exactly and what she or he did but it can be an interesting and also dangerous to ask forum members about distributing responsibilities of the forum admins, moderators. I prefer admins who are not strict pedagogue.
I truly failed to understand the meaning of this post (I've even asked other people for interpretation). Care to elaborate?

Him lying doesn't make some of his raised questions any less valid, only his motives maybe,which is besides the point.
He did raise several questions in addition to several attempts of manipulation (e.g. misrepresenting the story, making me seem like a liar, etc.). I've yet to see 1 issue that was factually true. I'm open to discuss any potential errors in moderation/possible improvements.

While i agree with him on some points, in regards to Lauda, i don't. As someone nicely said above, "ethics aren't needed to follow and enforce a set of rules."
Correct. If anything, people should be surprised by the high level of impartial separation that I'm able to achieve between personal interactions (in my free time, e.g. IRL, chatroom, etc.) and my interactions on the forum. Just because I am usually not nice (I'm a realist), or I sometimes reject criticism from random people somewhere on the internet, that does not reflect the way that I handle my moderator position.

Update:
Don't bother. He's on my ignore list not (just) for being a notorious sig spammer, but because he somehow makes less sense than a Markov text generator.
Understood. The post does seem awkwardly written.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Foxpup on August 10, 2016, 04:40:49 AM
I do not know who Lauda is exactly and what she or he did but it can be an interesting and also dangerous to ask forum members about distributing responsibilities of the forum admins, moderators. I prefer admins who are not strict pedagogue.
I truly failed to understand the meaning of this post (I've even asked other people for interpretation). Care to elaborate?
Don't bother. He's on my ignore list not (just) for being a notorious sig spammer, but because he somehow makes less sense than a Markov text generator.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: expert4knowledge on August 10, 2016, 07:24:35 PM

I do not know who Lauda is exactly and what she or he did but it can be an interesting and also dangerous to ask forum members about distributing responsibilities of the forum admins, moderators. I prefer admins who are not strict pedagogue.
I truly failed to understand the meaning of this post (I've even asked other people for interpretation). Care to elaborate?


First thanks for politeness, it seems that original poster is criticizing you and wants you do not be a moderator anymore, however I am saying the idea that members can comment about who can be a moderator and they vote for selecting moderators admin can be interesting and also dangerous since it may lead that some inappropriate members be selected.  In the second part, I say I like admins that are open to mistakes and elaborate the actions that others do.

I do not know who Lauda is exactly and what she or he did but it can be an interesting and also dangerous to ask forum members about distributing responsibilities of the forum admins, moderators. I prefer admins who are not strict pedagogue.
I truly failed to understand the meaning of this post (I've even asked other people for interpretation). Care to elaborate?
Don't bother. He's on my ignore list not (just) for being a notorious sig spammer, but because he somehow makes less sense than a Markov text generator.

Ohhh!! It is the worst news I have heard in my life that you considered me on your ignore list, I am not sure you realize what Markov text generator does, I saw some guys got what I said so if you think my words are similar to a random word generator then you are either a person with low IQ or you are a person with low knowledge in English.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Quickseller on August 11, 2016, 04:29:30 AM
Also, regarding the BTC that Lauda received, I don't think the issue is so much that the BTC might be stolen, but is more the issue of how Lauda reacted when he determined it might be stolen. The overall impression that I got from Lauda was that he does not care if the BTC is stolen or not, and that it is none of anyone's business what he does with it.
No. After doing my own analysis, I have concluded that it is not stolen.
Regardless of your "analysis", your intent was to keep the money one way or another. This is based on the fact that you explicitly said in IRC that you do not care about how your taking TF's BTC looks from the outside.

More recently, it looks like that lauda cannot respond to criticism nor answer tough questions without trolling the person asking. Also, more recently, it appears that Lauda does not care about how his actions look to those on the outside:
How I interact with people outside of the forum is also [...] nor has it any relevance to the forum nor moderation.
Of course it does. How you act outside the forum will reflect on your reputation here. Your reputation needs to be maintained in order for members to have faith in the moderation.

Either way, I was not referring to how you act outside the forum. I was referring to how you act when you are asked tough questions within the forum, and when your personal ethics are called into question.

Moderators are given discretion on how they handle things, and even going beyond discretion, they have the ability to mark a report as "bad" that is not necessarily a bad report, potentially allowing something to stay that should not stay. If someone with questionable ethics has access to this information/abilities, then why should it be expected for this information to be kept confidential?
Ethics are irrelevant in this context due to the nature of how I treat the set of given rules.
Of course ethics are relevant in the decision if someone should be a moderator or not. Why should anyone trust you to abstain from handling a report that might involve you in you have questionable ethics? You already trashcanned a thread that was hostile to a friend of yours very recently, so you are not ignoring reports that you might be biased about.


You've lied on this forum numerous times - most notably when you said you banned when you weren't, and when you said you'd leave when you didn't. It looks like Quickseller cannot respond to criticism nor answer tough questions without trolling the person asking.   :-\
When one calls them out on this, they claim it's ad hominem even though we are purely talking about facts. ::)
I think you need to look up what ad-hominem means. This is you attacking the person delivering the message instead of the argument itself. You are saying that I am a scammer (which is libel), and therefore whatever I say should be ignored, despite the fact that my arguments are easily independently verified.

The best part of the discussion is. Both of them are literally getting paid to fight/argue.
LOL


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Foxpup on August 11, 2016, 06:25:52 AM
I think you need to look up what ad-hominem means. This is you attacking the person delivering the message instead of the argument itself. You are saying that I am a scammer (which is libel), and therefore whatever I say should be ignored, despite the fact that my arguments are easily independently verified.
I think you're the one who needs to look it up. Argumentum ad hominem is fallacious only inasmuch as the personal attack is irrelevant to the argument in question, that is, it is a logical non sequitur. But the argument that "scammers are not to be trusted, you are a scammer, therefore you are not to be trusted" is perfectly valid logic, so if you want to refute it, you'll have to disprove the premises. ::)


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: tspacepilot on August 11, 2016, 05:55:50 PM
The best part of the discussion is. Both of them are literally getting paid to fight/argue.
LOL

Maybe nearly as good, the OP and Quickseller are the same guy, so he's literally just discussing with himself on most of the first few pages.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: ajareselde on August 11, 2016, 06:42:24 PM
The best part of the discussion is. Both of them are literally getting paid to fight/argue.
LOL

Maybe nearly as good, the OP and Quickseller are the same guy, so he's literally just discussing with himself on most of the first few pages.

Is this true ? Can you point us to something that would support such a conclusion ?


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Quickseller on August 11, 2016, 07:03:31 PM
The best part of the discussion is. Both of them are literally getting paid to fight/argue.
LOL

Maybe nearly as good, the OP and Quickseller are the same guy, so he's literally just discussing with himself on most of the first few pages.

Is this true ? Can you point us to something that would support such a conclusion ?
No, and no. Take a look at his post history and you will see his obsession with me, and you will see how much of a troll he is. Feel free to put him on your ignore list.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: miffman on August 11, 2016, 07:08:10 PM
Is this thread really still going on? Lol.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: tspacepilot on August 11, 2016, 07:48:09 PM
The best part of the discussion is. Both of them are literally getting paid to fight/argue.
LOL

Maybe nearly as good, the OP and Quickseller are the same guy, so he's literally just discussing with himself on most of the first few pages.

Is this true ? Can you point us to something that would support such a conclusion ?

Publically, I can only provide anecdotal evidence.  Basically, you have to look at QS typical attack pattern.  He's done it now to several people on this forum.  When he gets obsessed with someone and decides to go after them, he first attacks with an alt.  He used to use his more higher rank alts "Panthers52" and "ACCTSeller", but these were outed.  So in the last few iterations (his attack threads against dooglus, for example), he uses a newbie account.  You'll see this newbie will open up a thread of accusations, usually with an outlandish tone and little discussion.  Somewhere on the first page, QS will show up with his main account and and more or less take over the thread.  He usually switches back to the newbie alt at various times in the thread in order to keep it bumped.  So, basically, this pair of Lauda attack threads by "gorgon666" fits QS MO perfectly.

Privately, some folks have noticed a certain "signature" that's in the posts of QS and all of his alts.  We haven't found any non QS accounts that have this feature.  We first noticed it when he was attacking me with ACCTSeller, Funfunnyfan, Panthers52 and Quickseller.  The thing is this, because QS still does this kinda stuff, using armies of sockpuppet accounts to try to smear someone, it's more valuable to me to keep this telltale sign a secret, since it keeps proving useful in finding his new attack alts.  If you weren't aware, Newtons1 and gorgon666 seem to be his latest attack accounts.  I'm sure he has others though.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: BitcoinEXpress on August 17, 2016, 12:15:41 PM
The best part of the discussion is. Both of them are literally getting paid to fight/argue.
LOL

Maybe nearly as good, the OP and Quickseller are the same guy, so he's literally just discussing with himself on most of the first few pages.

Is this true ? Can you point us to something that would support such a conclusion ?
No, and no. Take a look at his post history and you will see his obsession with me, and you will see how much of a troll he is. Feel free to put him on your ignore list.


Why are you still here?

Are you seriously going to claim that you do not use alts, lots of them to attack people that do not agree with you?
Are you seriously going to claim that you do not use alts, lots of them to commit escrow fraud? <--- Proven with evidence

Lastly,

Can you give us anything, no matter how small that supports you having ANY credibility in calling someone a scammer?


~BCX~


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: freedoge.co on August 18, 2016, 01:30:07 AM
Lauda is even more popular because of this topic so he/she is going to stay and be moderator, i'd close/delete this topic already. BTW Lauda are you male or female?  ;D sorry if this question is not appropriate but i'm so curious.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: BitcoinEXpress on August 24, 2016, 01:23:52 AM



Why are you still here?

Are you seriously going to claim that you do not use alts, lots of them to attack people that do not agree with you?
Are you seriously going to claim that you do not use alts, lots of them to commit escrow fraud? <--- Proven with evidence

Lastly,

Can you give us anything, no matter how small that supports you having ANY credibility in calling someone a scammer?


~BCX~



I will take your silence as you have nothing credible or evidence backed to support your OP that Lauda should not be a mod.



~BCX~


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Vod on August 24, 2016, 04:34:54 AM
I will take your silence as you have nothing credible or evidence backed to support your OP that Lauda should not be a mod.

Quickseller has been laying low recently, after his extortion attempt of DT members.  I'm sure his alts will be by to boost his position.   :-\


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: tspacepilot on August 24, 2016, 05:25:04 PM
Quickseller has been laying low recently, after his extortion attempt of DT members.  I'm sure his alts will be by to boost his position.   :-\

Is there a link?  I think I missed that one.  Can't say the report surprises me.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Vod on August 24, 2016, 10:20:25 PM
Is there a link?  I think I missed that one.  Can't say the report surprises me.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1592679.0


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: The Sceptical Chymist on August 24, 2016, 10:27:14 PM
The best part of the discussion is. Both of them are literally getting paid to fight/argue.
LOL

Maybe nearly as good, the OP and Quickseller are the same guy, so he's literally just discussing with himself on most of the first few pages.

Is this true ? Can you point us to something that would support such a conclusion ?
No, and no. Take a look at his post history and you will see his obsession with me, and you will see how much of a troll he is. Feel free to put him on your ignore list.


Why are you still here?

Are you seriously going to claim that you do not use alts, lots of them to attack people that do not agree with you?
Are you seriously going to claim that you do not use alts, lots of them to commit escrow fraud? <--- Proven with evidence

Lastly,

Can you give us anything, no matter how small that supports you having ANY credibility in calling someone a scammer?


~BCX~

Well said, sir.  I think the same thing every. fucking. time. QS fans his BS about scamming, escrow, alts, and anything to do with DT or being trusted.  There is, in my mind, zero credibility to be had on his part.  Everything he writes on those topics just reeks of hypocrisy and stinks up whatever thread it's in.

Of course QS has a beef with the concept of DT and with moderators.  His public disgrace and shaming was something to behold, and I reread it from time to time, late in the night, for entertainment.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: tspacepilot on August 25, 2016, 06:55:44 PM
Of course QS has a beef with the concept of DT and with moderators.  His public disgrace and shaming was something to behold, and I reread it from time to time, late in the night, for entertainment.

He had no such beef when he was on the DT list and when he was jockeying to become a moderator.  Back then DT was the only way to keep scammers out of here.  O the irony.

Of course the definition of "scammer" for Quickseller is different from the one the rest of us use.  His definition is basically "someone who publically disagrees with me".  Most of us use a definition which includes things like cheating people out of escrow money, etc.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: BitcoinEXpress on August 26, 2016, 03:38:49 AM
Most of us use a definition which includes things like cheating people out of escrow money, etc.

Any chance you can cite any evidence proven cases of escrow scamming here on BCT?


~BCX~


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: The Sceptical Chymist on August 26, 2016, 03:54:32 AM
Most of us use a definition which includes things like cheating people out of escrow money, etc.

Any chance you can cite any evidence proven cases of escrow scamming here on BCT?


~BCX~
Do you consider "self-escrow" to be escrow scamming?  Some people don't, including QS and all the ones who stuck up for him. 


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: tspacepilot on August 26, 2016, 06:37:52 PM
Most of us use a definition which includes things like cheating people out of escrow money, etc.

Any chance you can cite any evidence proven cases of escrow scamming here on BCT?


~BCX~

Is this an attempt at irony?  I don't get it.  Playing dumb: you know there's a 20 page thread detailing how QS cheated people out of escrow money by fooling them into thinking he was a third party just so that he could collect the fees and not have to use an actual escrow for the deal, right?


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: bitkilo on August 27, 2016, 12:02:45 PM
Most of us use a definition which includes things like cheating people out of escrow money, etc.

Any chance you can cite any evidence proven cases of escrow scamming here on BCT?


~BCX~

Is this an attempt at irony?  I don't get it.  Playing dumb: you know there's a 20 page thread detailing how QS cheated people out of escrow money by fooling them into thinking he was a third party just so that he could collect the fees and not have to use an actual escrow for the deal, right?
Didn't master-p and escrow.ms get busted for escrow scamming some time ago as well?


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: BitcoinEXpress on August 27, 2016, 01:47:44 PM
Most of us use a definition which includes things like cheating people out of escrow money, etc.

Any chance you can cite any evidence proven cases of escrow scamming here on BCT?


~BCX~

Is this an attempt at irony?  I don't get it.  Playing dumb: you know there's a 20 page thread detailing how QS cheated people out of escrow money by fooling them into thinking he was a third party just so that he could collect the fees and not have to use an actual escrow for the deal, right?


Oh that 20 pages.

Yes it's pretty much rock solid proof

But QS says it isn't relevant to his reputation.

Thanks for pointing that out.


~BCX~


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: suchmoon on August 27, 2016, 03:37:31 PM
Didn't master-p and escrow.ms get busted for escrow scamming some time ago as well?

Master-P - yes.

escrow.ms AFAIK didn't scam anyone on the forum but got arrested IRL.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: boki15 on August 27, 2016, 07:02:03 PM
What difference does it make if bitcointalk staff is involved in many questionable actions. If accusations are truth, then he fits pretty well to the team.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: ajareselde on August 27, 2016, 07:48:02 PM
What difference does it make if bitcointalk staff is involved in many questionable actions. If accusations are truth, then he fits pretty well to the team.

The only question that should be asked is  "Are they doing their job correctly? "   Being a staff member isn't only limited to Virgin Mary,saints and alike.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: boki15 on August 27, 2016, 07:54:40 PM
no they arent, it is fact, black on white, especially visible in altcoin section. With that said, what is "coorect job" at all? The best is the one who fits best to this working place, which means you have to fit to the team. Just look at "unofficial rules" that officials reffer to. This is just one of X examples "how it should not be done".

If he is honest person, he probably would rethink to join such team. If not, then he really fits perfectly.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Quickseller on August 28, 2016, 11:57:16 PM
I will just leave this up here:

All times GMT
In Freenode #cryptocurrency-collectors
Code:
August 19 20:57:18 <defcon23>	;;slap Lauda 
August 19 20:57:40 <defcon23> lol dont saw gribble was put on quiet :)
August 19 21:05:06 * digicoinuser (~chatzilla@unaffiliated/digicoinuser) has joined
August 19 21:07:26 <Lauda> french bastard
August 19 21:07:39 <Lauda> Don't make me send another terrorist to Europe
August 19 21:07:45 <Lauda> ;;stab defcon23
August 19 21:08:23 <defcon23> 0_o ?
August 19 21:08:26 <defcon23> what ??
August 19 21:08:39 <Lauda> don't slap me
August 19 21:09:20 <defcon23> try to stay polite please
August 19 21:09:38 <Lauda> You slapped me pfft
August 19 21:09:51 <defcon23> i havent insult you
August 19 21:10:04 <Slck> <ognasty> @lauda Please keep in mind this channel broadcasts to IRC, which is a public forum.  Your terrorist threats and extortion comments are not appreciated.  Thanks.
August 19 21:10:16 <Lauda> <defcon23> ;;slap Lauda
August 19 21:10:19 <Lauda> Don't care.
Here Lauda says that he will send a terrorist to Europe. This is probably a joke, but still in very bad taste, and demonstrates the maturity level of Lauda.



Code:
August 19 22:23:17 <Slck>	<ognasty> The fact that I come here to share knowledge and help people, yet run into bad eggs like Lauda shows you the intent of some people around here.
August 19 22:23:39 <Lauda> Begging and harrasing people, false knowledge
August 19 22:23:44 <Lauda> Very helpful indeed.
August 19 22:24:07 <Slck> <ognasty> Keep spreading lies.  You're certainly helping yourself.
August 19 22:24:43 <Lauda> Everything is factually correct and recorded by IRC and PM logs.
August 19 22:24:47 <Lauda> No worries.
August 19 22:24:56 <Slck> <ognasty> Indeed, your threats and extortion comments are logged.
August 19 22:25:06 <defcon23> indeed it is
August 19 22:25:12 <Slck> <ognasty> As are your lies about my PMs and begging.
August 19 22:25:12 <Lauda> Very strong threats indeed
August 19 22:25:19 <Slck> <ognasty> Definitely not behavior I would expect from a moderator.
August 19 22:25:24 <Slck> <ognasty> I'm guessing I'm not the only one.....
Here it seems that others feel similarly about Lauda's extortion attempts



Code:
August 19 22:28:39 <Slck>	<ognasty> @lauda Odd you know everything about everything else.
August 19 22:28:49 <Slck> <ognasty> Why does this one question escape your vast knowledge base?
August 19 22:29:05 <Lauda> Because I couldn't give a flying fuck about other people? :D
August 19 22:29:11 <Lauda> I'm just messing with you, I don't give a damn haha
August 19 22:29:13 <Slck> <ognasty> You seem to care a lot about me.
August 19 22:29:19 <Lauda> Hello? xD
August 19 22:29:23 <Lauda> It's what I do :D
August 19 22:29:23 <Slck> <ognasty> backtracking... awesome... lol
August 19 22:29:37 <Slck> <ognasty> Don't pretend to be smart while you're drunk.  You are making too many mistakes.
August 19 22:29:49 <Lauda> Nah, I troll people that look vulnerable
August 19 22:29:52 <Lauda> Don't take things personal :D
August 19 22:30:02 <Lauda> You did well, better than before.
August 19 22:30:07 <Slck> <ognasty> Thank you for admitting it.  That's what I needed.
August 19 22:30:23 <Slck> <ognasty> Mission accomplished.
Here Lauda admits that he trolls people that he thinks is vulnerable.




Quote
Of course QS has a beef with the concept of DT
This is not true.

Quote
His (QS's) definition is basically "someone who publically disagrees with me".
Also not true, however both of these comments are off-topic here.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Vod on August 29, 2016, 07:47:21 AM
I think it's creepy when conversations are being recorded and analyzed like that. 

I agree that QS wishes DT removed.  I find that deeply disturbing.   ::)


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lauda on August 29, 2016, 07:49:45 AM
Here Lauda admits that he trolls people that he thinks is vulnerable.
Who is this "he" Lauda? I thought I was a she. You need to put your act together. ::)

I think it's creepy when conversations are being recorded and analyzed like that.  
I must apologize that you had to see that. I did not know that the 'work' that I do was evaluated based on how I interact with people outside of the 'workplace'. I need to start being nice to my mother, and very serious in everything that I say to my acquaintances. One of the comic relief attempts during a 'heavy' argument:
Code:
[23:31:41] <Lauda> Give me COIN or BAN hammerz
;D

They don't have anything on me (even defcon23 changed their mind as can be seen in their trust rating). Acquiring my DOX is near-impossible, finding moderation error is also unlikely (as this is rare), so they have to spy on our chat-room and cherry pick parts of it. That said, I'm going to stay away from this thread (again) as my time is better spent actually moderating.

The only question that should be asked is  "Are they doing their job correctly? "   Being a staff member isn't only limited to Virgin Mary,saints and alike.
Missed this one:
https://media.giphy.com/media/AeWoyE3ZT90YM/giphy.gif


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Heutenamos on August 29, 2016, 11:49:25 AM
OP was last active 3+ weeks ago :D






                                                                                                              ;D











Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: tspacepilot on August 29, 2016, 07:54:46 PM
OP was last active 3+ weeks ago :D

OP is an alt of Quickseller.  He often uses and alt account to start his accusation threads.  Eventually he ends up using the Quickseller account for the attack.  I'm not sure if it's because of some "strategy" if it's just because he forgets to log in and out a lot as he's trying to sockpuppet the thread.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: boki15 on August 30, 2016, 01:50:19 AM
OFFTOPIC (at least I think discussion about he/she is offtopic)
I dont want to say anything with this post, just commenting on the argument that Lauda is "she". But before I write it, it is total offtopic to discuss about he/she as it does not change anything, accusations are not done differntly to female/male persons.

Holding on such arguments you could filter most women here by using him/her; he/she ... in their posts, by statistics most users who use it are women and the explanation seems to be that its more important for them then for males and on other side it produces more data beside drifting (like supermarkt example) out in discussion if somebody is male or female. Following this logic and what I see on bitcointalk this percentage of males who use it would be marked as collateral damage.

Back to this accusation by name, I am not sure what it should mean, Lauda is female name? Most popular person with this name (only popular that I know) is Niki Lauda (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Niki_Lauda)
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/b/b5/Niki_Lauda_Stars_and_Cars_2014_amk.jpg/420px-Niki_Lauda_Stars_and_Cars_2014_amk.jpg

He was also known as the owner of airline discounter Lauda Air (https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lauda_Air) which lasted until 2013.

@Lauda
Everybody makes mistakes, even you and if you believe in opposite, there is no need in finding it out by stating such, especially not if you are part of staff, people should not have reason to attack staff and your answer sounds somehow as invitation for those who have too much time and nothing better to do.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: The Sceptical Chymist on August 30, 2016, 04:42:27 AM
@QS: Soooo lauda is demonstrably guilty of having a cynical, black sense of humor. 

Oh the horror!

Oh the horror!!


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: gorgon666 on August 30, 2016, 04:58:52 AM
OP was last active 3+ weeks ago :D
Do not worry. I am still finding dirt on Lauda. I know some reasons why Lauda is still on staff, but I think those reasons will go away soon.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Heutenamos on August 30, 2016, 05:40:27 AM
OP was last active 3+ weeks ago :D
Do not worry. I am still finding dirt on Lauda. I know some reasons why Lauda is still on staff, but I think those reasons will go away soon.

3 weeks is a long break & was worried if u girls have given up fighting by mistake. Just don't forget the password lmao....


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Joel_Jantsen on August 30, 2016, 05:45:09 AM
OP was last active 3+ weeks ago :D
Do not worry. I am still finding dirt on Lauda. I know some reasons why Lauda is still on staff, but I think those reasons will go away soon.

3 weeks is a long break & was worried if u girls have given up fighting by mistake. Just don't forget the password lmao....
You're mistaken.Such audacious fighters need an army of accounts for maximal damage.While one account takes attention on one thread the other account goes offline until the current account is beaten to death by facts and proved wrong contradicting all their posts.Once they realize they have nothing more to rant about,they go back to the other account and try harder on another thread they were earlier whining about.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: mammabitcoin2u on August 30, 2016, 06:16:26 AM
I've read 1 page, pg 17 the last one in this thread.  I want to bash my face if it can help not seeing nonsense.

QS yep reputation even when I was brand spanking new is cautionary at best.  Seeing the cattiness is beyond words ::) Sending terrorists was an obvious joke gonna get all politically correct hypocritical Snappin bits of a chat is bullshit the entire chat leading up to the bits matters. Don't hate on the truth or those who tell it.  Newbies should see it repeated again n again. Move on with what you got left.

As for the topic, posts I've seen I got no qualms.  This thread topic is childish at best.

gonna go bash my face :( >:(


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: awesome31312 on August 30, 2016, 06:44:25 AM
Does anyone else think that Lauda should not be a moderator?

Lauda proceeds with her opinion when moderating the board. Lauda does not follow the rules of the board the same way other moderators do. Lauda is not open to ever being wrong or mistaken. Lauda does not understand what it means to moderate the board. Lauda does not bother to explain reasons behind actions in a friendly way. Lauda likes to be abrasive with people she is moderating. Lauda is power hungry.

I move to have Lauda removed from being a moderator effective immediately.

There are lots of moderators on Bitcointalk, but of course you chose to pick on Lauda, the female moderator. I'm not surprised, this place is the garden of sexism.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: bitkilo on August 30, 2016, 10:09:37 AM
Does anyone else think that Lauda should not be a moderator?

Lauda proceeds with her opinion when moderating the board. Lauda does not follow the rules of the board the same way other moderators do. Lauda is not open to ever being wrong or mistaken. Lauda does not understand what it means to moderate the board. Lauda does not bother to explain reasons behind actions in a friendly way. Lauda likes to be abrasive with people she is moderating. Lauda is power hungry.

I move to have Lauda removed from being a moderator effective immediately.

There are lots of moderators on Bitcointalk, but of course you chose to pick on Lauda, the female moderator. I'm not surprised, this place is the garden of sexism.
Oh that's funny, even if Lauda is female do you really think this subject has anything to do with that, seriously get a life.

This is about the attitude Lauda has as a moderate and while i think it can be a little harsh at times and even in bad taste we are all different and voice our options differently.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: awesome31312 on August 30, 2016, 10:10:42 AM
Does anyone else think that Lauda should not be a moderator?

Lauda proceeds with her opinion when moderating the board. Lauda does not follow the rules of the board the same way other moderators do. Lauda is not open to ever being wrong or mistaken. Lauda does not understand what it means to moderate the board. Lauda does not bother to explain reasons behind actions in a friendly way. Lauda likes to be abrasive with people she is moderating. Lauda is power hungry.

I move to have Lauda removed from being a moderator effective immediately.

There are lots of moderators on Bitcointalk, but of course you chose to pick on Lauda, the female moderator. I'm not surprised, this place is the garden of sexism.
Oh that's funny, even if Lauda is female do you really think this subject has anything to do with that, seriously get a life.

This is about the attitude Lauda has as a moderate and while i think it can be a little harsh at times and even in bad taste we are all different and voice our options differently.

It's not a coincidence. I'll retract my statement if you can show me a similar post about a male moderator, with members of the opposite sex consistently bashing him.

I feel sorry for any females in your life, because you are too privileged to see sexism and empathize with them.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: tspacepilot on August 30, 2016, 05:36:56 PM
OP was last active 3+ weeks ago :D
Do not worry. I am still finding dirt on Lauda. I know some reasons why Lauda is still on staff, but I think those reasons will go away soon.

We know that you're still here, you've been trolling Lauda with your main account, Quickseller.  Why do you continue with this sockpuppet account attacks even when it just makes you look more dishonest?


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: bitkilo on August 31, 2016, 02:57:31 AM
Does anyone else think that Lauda should not be a moderator?

Lauda proceeds with her opinion when moderating the board. Lauda does not follow the rules of the board the same way other moderators do. Lauda is not open to ever being wrong or mistaken. Lauda does not understand what it means to moderate the board. Lauda does not bother to explain reasons behind actions in a friendly way. Lauda likes to be abrasive with people she is moderating. Lauda is power hungry.

I move to have Lauda removed from being a moderator effective immediately.

There are lots of moderators on Bitcointalk, but of course you chose to pick on Lauda, the female moderator. I'm not surprised, this place is the garden of sexism.
Oh that's funny, even if Lauda is female do you really think this subject has anything to do with that, seriously get a life.

This is about the attitude Lauda has as a moderate and while i think it can be a little harsh at times and even in bad taste we are all different and voice our options differently.

It's not a coincidence. I'll retract my statement if you can show me a similar post about a male moderator, with members of the opposite sex consistently bashing him.

I feel sorry for any females in your life, because you are too privileged to see sexism and empathize with them.
I can't show you a similar thread because i have never seen the actions of another moderator being questioned here before, even if there was another moderator acting in the same manner that Lauda has been then i am positive they would be treated in exactly the same way.
Some member did think and probably still do believe that Quickseller is a female, do you think people treat him/her they way they do because of that?

You can feel sorry about the females in my life if you wish, i don't.

The thing i love about the internet is that is doesn't matter if you are male, female or an alien everyone get treated the same.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: awesome31312 on August 31, 2016, 07:07:21 AM
The thing i love about the internet is that is doesn't matter if you are male, female or an alien everyone get treated the same.

That's false. You need to get a lesson by posing as a female in an all male chatroom, or posing as a female on an online game. I have experience with games in which there are female moderators, and they are obviously treated worse.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: bitkilo on August 31, 2016, 09:31:53 AM
The thing i love about the internet is that is doesn't matter if you are male, female or an alien everyone get treated the same.

That's false. You need to get a lesson by posing as a female in an all male chatroom, or posing as a female on an online game. I have experience with games in which there are female moderators, and they are obviously treated worse.
Ok if you have seen that discrimination happen on another forum with female moderators then prove it to me.
You will first have to prove the moderators on such forum are in fact female and Lauda is also female for your argument to work.

You can PM me this proof or create another thread, it's time to stop hijacking this thread.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: awesome31312 on August 31, 2016, 09:36:07 AM
The thing i love about the internet is that is doesn't matter if you are male, female or an alien everyone get treated the same.

That's false. You need to get a lesson by posing as a female in an all male chatroom, or posing as a female on an online game. I have experience with games in which there are female moderators, and they are obviously treated worse.
Ok if you have seen that discrimination happen on another forum with female moderators then prove it to me.
You will first have to prove the moderators on such forum are in fact female and Lauda is also female for your argument to work.

You can PM me this proof or create another thread, it's time to stop hijacking this thread.

Of course when I call out members on their blatant sexism, you would consider it "hijacking the thread".

I don't need to prove that Lauda is female, because the people complaining about her are using female pronouns, she passes as a female for them, and that's why they complain about her.

You can see examples of females being targeted in online forums here (https://meta.discourse.org/t/discourse-gender-and-online-forums/48317/21) and here (http://journalistsresource.org/studies/society/gender-society/internet-harassment-online-threats-targeting-women-research-review).



Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: bitkilo on August 31, 2016, 10:28:59 AM
The thing i love about the internet is that is doesn't matter if you are male, female or an alien everyone get treated the same.

That's false. You need to get a lesson by posing as a female in an all male chatroom, or posing as a female on an online game. I have experience with games in which there are female moderators, and they are obviously treated worse.
Ok if you have seen that discrimination happen on another forum with female moderators then prove it to me.
You will first have to prove the moderators on such forum are in fact female and Lauda is also female for your argument to work.

You can PM me this proof or create another thread, it's time to stop hijacking this thread.

Of course when I call out members on their blatant sexism, you would consider it "hijacking the thread".

I don't need to prove that Lauda is female, because the people complaining about her are using female pronouns, she passes as a female for them, and that's why they complain about her.

You can see examples of females being targeted in online forums here (https://meta.discourse.org/t/discourse-gender-and-online-forums/48317/21) and here (http://journalistsresource.org/studies/society/gender-society/internet-harassment-online-threats-targeting-women-research-review).


You link two articles titled internet harassment and online threats targeting women and Discourse, gender, and online forums to back up your argument of course there going to focus on female internet harassment thats what the articles are about and I'm not saying it doesn't happen in some forums around the net I'm just saying it's not happening in this case. You seriously do need to get a life.
I won't be answering anymore of your posts in this thread because this has absolutely nothing to do with the topic at hand and is therfore "hijacking the thread"


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: CROSS. on August 31, 2016, 06:12:00 PM
Moderators act on their own opinion, there really arent any rules here to guide them anyways so they dont have a choice


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: BestWebCreator on August 31, 2016, 09:39:24 PM
Moderators act on their own opinion, there really arent any rules here to guide them anyways so they dont have a choice
Everyone acts on their own opinion, therefor it is your personal opinion and not others.
There are rules for moderators, the same as for us. Moderators only have more features like banning/moving threads. Mayby something else too, but that wouldn't matter alot. The rules apply to eveyone.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Quickseller on September 02, 2016, 01:10:14 PM
Lauda is now deleting posts in self moderated threads that are critical of him and that point out his inconsistencies

Quote from: Bitcoin Forum
A reply of yours, quoted below, was deleted by the starter of a self-moderated topic. There are no rules of self-moderation, so this deletion cannot be appealed. Do not continue posting in this topic if the topic-starter has requested that you leave.

You can create a new topic if you are unsatisfied with this one. If the topic-starter is scamming, post about it in Scam Accusations.

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Gotta say it all feels a bit 'Coin Telegraph' to me if you're not going to discriminate between obviously shady operations wanting to leach off your good reputations and legitimately trustworthy businesses and services.

That 'Legends of Tomorrow' you're currently wearing reeks of scam. They talk a huge game about not needing any investment funds and how all deposits will remain in their deposit address, only for them to then move the money they had there with some excuse about how they used it for trading!

If I recall didn't somebody like OGNasty recently get in a kerfuffle over refusing to remove a scam signature because he said he'd been paid for it and so was going to wear it until the paid period had ended, right? Well if you receive money to advertise a service which you then learn is shady as fuck, you are perfectly entitled to remove that advertisement without reimbursing the scammers. So I don't understand the logic of his refusal to do so in that case and in this case I don't understand why you're so willing to sully your own names for a clearly shady operation.

By choosing the morally-bankrupt 'CT' standard of advertising you just end up becoming mired in one scandal after another with people who lose money blaming you for encouraging them to trust in the shady operation you were promoting which ended up running off with their bitcoin.

You'd be far better off operating on the principal that any valid concerns raised about a service you are advertising needs to be objectively countered by the operators of that service or you will remove the signature until they offer up a sufficient degree of proof they are running a legitimate and trustworthy service.

This way the value of your signature space as a group will increase exponentially as it will be far more trusted than most.

It's win-win for you.




We've not found them to be a scam. Nobody has complained to us, or to anyone, that they're a scam. Let me know why you think they're a scam and please try to show some evidence or good reasoning.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1576799.msg15831328#msg15831328 <<-- unmoderated thread here. It turns out that a warning about LOT was posted in this very thread a long time ago but was deleted by the OP


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Vod on September 02, 2016, 02:54:17 PM
Lauda is now deleting posts in self moderated threads that are critical of him and that point out his inconsistencies

Do not continue posting in that topic if the topic-starter has requested that you leave.  Good forum etiquette. 


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: awesome31312 on September 02, 2016, 05:20:26 PM
Tip #2: Do not whine about having a deleted post in another post, especially if it was deleted in a self moderated post.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Quickseller on September 02, 2016, 05:27:59 PM
Tip #2: Do not whine about having a deleted post in another post, especially if it was deleted in a self moderated post.
Not whining. I am just pointing out that Lauda is actively trying to cover up the fact that others warned him about the scammy site he was advertising for was scammy.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: boki15 on September 03, 2016, 04:55:31 PM
... The rules apply to eveyone.

That's the problem, they aren't applied and as explanation comes always some prove that the person who should apply rules plays either dumb not understanding them, flipping around or starting another question to distract from discussion.

If rules would be applied, suchmoon and some other members here would be banned, especially for their puppet accounts.

Everybody is clearly in illusioin that rules can exist if you apply them only on people who you dislike because you dislike them or their opinion. All this ends in anarchy, nobody cares about rules if those who apply them are either unable to do so or they simply mark this forum to be without any rules.

THERE ARE NO RULES HERE THAT ARE APPLIED TO EVERYONE => THIS FORUM HAS NO RULES. If you are not my opinion, feel free to open new thread instead of poluting this one.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: BitcoinEXpress on September 03, 2016, 05:32:08 PM

THERE ARE NO RULES HERE THAT ARE APPLIED TO EVERYONE => THIS FORUM HAS NO RULES. If you are not my opinion, feel free to open new thread instead of poluting this one.


Anyone who isn't happy here can simply request that their subscription be cancelled and their membership fees refunded.



~BCX~


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: boki15 on September 03, 2016, 05:44:45 PM
:), exactly, just go. You clearly express moderation opinion which is actually what is written, did you read at all? Well, probably you dont understand me too, correct? But no, closing eyes on a problem and leaving is not a solution, exactly such behaviour is being followed which makes conclusion that there are no rules because they are not applied, before you apply them, you will say go if you dont like it. Are you familiar with the definition of words "double standards" or hypocracy?

I am glad your post proved my words which are not for you as legend of such place, it is information for new users who should not be in illusion that there are any rules at all.


THERE ARE NO RULES HERE THAT ARE APPLIED TO EVERYONE => THIS FORUM HAS NO RULES. If you are not my opinion, feel free to open new thread instead of poluting this one.


Anyone who isn't happy here can simply request that their subscription be cancelled and their membership fees refunded.



~BCX~


EDIT:
I ask myself if some are confused by definition of word "rule". What we are presented on this forum are guidelines and best practices :) of bitcointalk staff members, but can't be neither called or threaten as rule by its definition. With that, purpose of "rules" and usage of best practices as "rules", it is very missleading and leaves a lot further questions connected due to this fact.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: tspacepilot on September 07, 2016, 03:52:38 PM
Tip #2: Do not whine about having a deleted post in another post, especially if it was deleted in a self moderated post.
Not whining. I am just pointing out that Lauda is actively trying to cover up the fact that others warned him about the scammy site he was advertising for was scammy.

What about when you were actively trying to cover up the fact that you were using many accounts in order to run sock-puppet smear campaigns against people (come to think of it, seems like it's going on now, again!)?  What about when you were actively trying to cover up the fact that you were using many accounts to scam people out of escrow fees and trick them into sending first in the marketplace here?


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: LFC_Bitcoin on September 07, 2016, 06:07:36 PM
This thread needs binning, why the hell is it still open?


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: minifrij on September 07, 2016, 07:32:22 PM
This thread needs binning, why the hell is it still open?
If it were to be locked, Lauda would obviously be stopping their opponents from criticizing them. It would be yet more proof that they are so shady.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Quickseller on September 07, 2016, 07:38:55 PM
This thread needs binning, why the hell is it still open?
If it were to be locked, Lauda would obviously be stopping their opponents from criticizing them.
Except that Lauda does not have the ability to lock this thread because it is in a section he does not have moderating power over. Lauda does take affirmative actions to prevent others from criticizing him. This is evidenced by his heavy use of self moderated threads, and by his deleting replies that have been critical of him.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: minifrij on September 07, 2016, 10:30:54 PM
Except that Lauda does not have the ability to lock this thread because it is in a section he does not have moderating power over.
Regardless it would still be Lauda's fault; they would have extorted another staff member into doing it for them.
This and my previous post were sarcastic, for anyone confused.

Lauda does take affirmative actions to prevent others from criticizing him.
Considering this thread was made when the OP was a Newbie (their 14th post (http://archive.is/FujVa#selection-819.1-833.60)) and Lauda is a patroller (meaning they moderate newbies regardless of the section), why did they not take these 'affirmative actions' in the time between the thread being created and the OP becoming a Jr. Member?

This is evidenced by his heavy use of self moderated threads
Self Moderated threads can be used for other purposes than censorship.

and by his deleting replies that have been critical of him.
Ignoring the singular example of your post being deleted, can you provide any more proof of this?


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: tspacepilot on September 09, 2016, 04:32:55 PM
Lauda does take affirmative actions to prevent others from criticizing him.
Considering this thread was made when the OP was a Newbie (their 14th post (http://archive.is/FujVa#selection-819.1-833.60)) and Lauda is a patroller (meaning they moderate newbies regardless of the section), why did they not take these 'affirmative actions' in the time between the thread being created and the OP becoming a Jr. Member?

It's important to keep in mind that the OP of this thread is an alt of Quickseller.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Gunthar on October 21, 2016, 08:48:35 AM
bump

wtf....really?

anyway: he surely got an attitude and theymos made him mod,so yes, he IS definitely a mod.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: defcon23 on October 21, 2016, 09:05:31 AM
bump

wtf....really?

anyway: he surely got an attitude and theymos made him mod,so yes, he IS definitely a mod.
LOL  ;D let me laught... you made my day lolol

https://i.imgur.com/cNuWw31.jpg

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he surely got an attitude
   ;D


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Gunthar on October 21, 2016, 09:50:55 AM
bump

wtf....really?

anyway: he surely got an attitude and theymos made him mod,so yes, he IS definitely a mod.
LOL  ;D let me laught... you made my day lolol

https://i.imgur.com/cNuWw31.jpg

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he surely got an attitude
   ;D
/me dies laffin... :P


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lutpin on October 21, 2016, 07:14:37 PM
LOL let me laught... you made my day lolol
Didn't you already get enough, Deffy?


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: defcon23 on October 21, 2016, 07:42:39 PM
LOL let me laught... you made my day lolol
Didn't you already get enough, Deffy?
 poor guy...  go back crying to your mummy .... poor teenager

that's not me who has asked publiquely for buying some drugs on IRC .... *

Lauda's , the great bad moderator did:

https://i.imgur.com/MHaUt6u.jpg


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lutpin on October 21, 2016, 07:57:06 PM
poor guy...  go back crying to your mummy .... poor teenager
I can do without insults, or rather juvenile tries at insulting the other guy.
I might be the younger one between the two of us, but ask yourself this, who's acting like the kid?

that's not me who has asked publiquely for buying some drugs on IRC .... *
Lauda is not the one banned from ccc, you are.
Lauda is not the one who started insulting people, you are.
Lauda is not the one who threatened to release doxes, you are.
I could go on...


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: defcon23 on October 25, 2016, 06:44:02 PM
poor guy...  go back crying to your mummy .... poor teenager
I can do without insults, or rather juvenile tries at insulting the other guy.
I might be the younger one between the two of us, but ask yourself this, who's acting like the kid?

that's not me who has asked publiquely for buying some drugs on IRC .... *
Lauda is not the one banned from ccc, you are.
Lauda is not the one who started insulting people, you are.
Lauda is not the one who threatened to release doxes, you are.
I could go on...

if Mitchell was honest , ( and I don't doubt he is..) he would  publicly say what I have told him in PM on IRC , when he said me :  "  minifridj ( with I never got even 1 trade..) think you **could** DOX a lot of people here are you have got so many real names and addresses..."  about my answer was:
" MITCHEL.. I WAS THINKING YOU KNOW ME ENOUGH TO KNOW I WILL NEVER DO THAT ..."   but minifrij has posted this PM in cutting this part... Mitchell  ? can you confirm, please ?  thanx in advance  ;)
who was doxed since this story happened  ??  Mitchell ?  who have banned me from his room ?? ( yeah I have his name , address , etc etc .. ) : BUT NO: I haven't did that .. so, just  keep your shitty / fake insinuations/accusations for you dear super Gestapo man.

you think , you , Lauda and few over sheep , you will drive this forum based on how you intend it .. that's just a shame nobody got finally the balls to tell you STOP: it's enough... we are not in a communist community.  we are in a free community , with a free market, and it was in this way Bitcoin was intended for...  not to satisfy you un-measured ego , to you and Lauda.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Mitchell on October 25, 2016, 07:14:19 PM
My chat log with Defcon23:

Code:
[2-10-16 16:29:57] <defcon23> hello 
[2-10-16 16:30:05] <defcon23> may i ask to be re-invited ?
[2-10-16 21:43:30] <defcon23> i remove my post as minifridj remove ihis shit
[2-10-16 21:43:49] <defcon23> what the fuck ??
[2-10-16 21:43:59] <defcon23> have you read correctly tjhe logs mate??
[2-10-16 21:45:16] <DeepSpace> You weren't banned for the drug stuff.
[2-10-16 21:45:18] <DeepSpace> ...
[2-10-16 21:45:27] <DeepSpace> How often do I need to explain this to you
[2-10-16 21:45:38] <defcon23> why are you soutening this burn the wich?
[2-10-16 21:45:51] <DeepSpace> The main reason you are banned is because of your comment towards bg4 and your threats to other members
[2-10-16 21:46:10] <defcon23> ok ... why this bastard talk about dox?
[2-10-16 21:46:47] <defcon23> make him shut your mouth
[2-10-16 21:46:54] <DeepSpace> Go talk to him not me lol.
[2-10-16 21:47:02] <DeepSpace> He isn't doxing yoi
[2-10-16 21:47:13] <DeepSpace> He is saying that you might DOX us.
[2-10-16 21:47:27] <defcon23> make him shut his mouth
[2-10-16 21:47:37] <defcon23> as you are encouraging this shit
[2-10-16 21:47:49] <DeepSpace> And you are treating him. And now me.
[2-10-16 21:47:56] <DeepSpace> I'm not doing anything. It's our fight.
[2-10-16 21:48:00] <DeepSpace> *your fight.
[2-10-16 21:48:08] <defcon23> how can you tell me to talk in adult from your 22 years old as i'm 49
[2-10-16 21:48:20] <defcon23> yes
[2-10-16 21:48:28] <defcon23> i have many doxes in my hands
[2-10-16 21:48:36] <defcon23> never i will used them
[2-10-16 21:48:41] <defcon23> i'm not like that
[2-10-16 21:48:54] <defcon23> i was thinking you know me a bit better now mate
[2-10-16 21:49:29] <defcon23> never i will used that against people
[2-10-16 21:49:42] <defcon23> even if i have a big mouth sometime
[2-10-16 21:50:01] <defcon23> this shit against me shouldnt be encouraged like that
[2-10-16 21:50:21] <DeepSpace> Minifrij tells me that he will reply to you in twenty minutes or so.
[2-10-16 21:50:36] <defcon23> he reply to me here
[2-10-16 21:50:37] <DeepSpace> And if you don't want shot don't threaten people...
[2-10-16 21:50:49] <defcon23> or it will take proportions he dont imagine
[2-10-16 21:50:56] <DeepSpace> Another threat.
[2-10-16 21:51:00] <defcon23> yeah
[2-10-16 21:51:03] <defcon23> another one
[2-10-16 21:51:05] <DeepSpace> Jesus Christ dude. Stop it.
[2-10-16 21:51:13] <DeepSpace> You are not helping yourself.
[2-10-16 21:51:15] <defcon23> and it's not just taht

Grab of the IRC client (https://i.imgur.com/zF9D74r.png) (as extra proof) and here are the screenshots I posted:

https://i.imgur.com/ZL0ZnJNm.png (https://i.imgur.com/ZL0ZnJN.png)     https://i.imgur.com/eGzHsyVm.png (https://i.imgur.com/eGzHsyV.png)




I will not speculate on why minifrij cropped them (but I doubt that it was done with bad intent) and all I've got to say is that this whole ordeal is getting childish. Threats shouldn't have been made and this drama stuff should have been done with and resolved ages ago.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: defcon23 on October 25, 2016, 07:33:15 PM
Quote
[2-10-16 21:48:28] <defcon23> i have many doxes in my hands
[2-10-16 21:48:36] <defcon23> never i will used them
[2-10-16 21:48:41] <defcon23> i'm not like that
[2-10-16 21:48:54] <defcon23> i was thinking you know me a bit better now mate
[2-10-16 21:49:29] <defcon23> never i will used that against people
[2-10-16 21:49:42] <defcon23> even if i have a big mouth sometime


thank you mitchell ...   you acting in a fair way.

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and here's what minifrij have posted...   not trunked intentionally ?........ hmm ... LOL
do you see the cutted parts ?....

https://i.imgur.com/eKsrT8b.jpg


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: minifrij on October 25, 2016, 07:37:42 PM
I confirm that I did crop screenshots (the same as posted above) as I did not think that certain parts were relevant to the point I was using them to make. It has nothing to do with Mitchell.
My sincere apologies to anyone who was affected by my wrongdoings.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: defcon23 on October 25, 2016, 07:41:40 PM
I confirm that I did crop screenshots (the same as posted above) as I did not think that certain parts were relevant to the point I was using them to make. It has nothing to do with Mitchell.
My sincere apologies to anyone who was affected by my wrongdoings.
that's fair from you too to recognised it..  on this famous day , I have to recognise to haven't been "to my top" too...  my apologies for my bad words too against you .

Now rest the Lutpin and the Lauda's cases : that's an another story. nothing could change the fact they act as kids and they are a pure example of "power abuse" , nothing can change this... look how they try to exploit anything each time they can , to drive their hate .. that's just insane.



Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lutpin on October 25, 2016, 10:57:03 PM
Now rest the Lutpin and the Lauda's cases : that's an another story. nothing could change the fact they act as kids and they are a pure example of "power abuse" , nothing can change this... look how they try to exploit anything each time they can , to drive their hate .. that's just insane.
You seem obsessed, Defcon. Almost paranoid, not unlike back when this thread was started.
One may even come to the conclusion it is you who is insane.

If you could further refrain from addressing any "Lutpin cases" in this thread, I would be very happy.
Start a designated thread about my "power abuse" and "hate", if you feel the need to, this thread is a thread about Lauda.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: TheCryptoMint on October 26, 2016, 04:12:06 AM
My experience with him started when a copyrighted image slipped into my design by accident. He tried to get everyone on IRC to leave bad feedback about me which I thought was highly inappropriate for someone on a position of power. I did take screenshots obviously of him rallying his troops and you can see the feedback he posted on my trust already. It's inappropriate and turns out I can use the image anyway. No fairness, no reasoning and trying to abuse his status of power.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: smoothie on October 26, 2016, 05:37:17 AM
My experience with him started when a copyrighted image slipped into my design by accident. He tried to get everyone on IRC to leave bad feedback about me which I thought was highly inappropriate for someone on a position of power. I did take screenshots obviously of him rallying his troops and you can see the feedback he posted on my trust already. It's inappropriate and turns out I can use the image anyway. No fairness, no reasoning and trying to abuse his status of power.

If my memory serves me correctly, You had the Chicago Bulls logo on your product as well as a fairly similar design of a bank's statue that looked blatantly plagiarized.

There were many users (not just me) on that thread that expressed their concern for your usage of such copyrighted work.



Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lauda on October 26, 2016, 06:34:55 AM
He tried to get everyone on IRC to leave bad feedback about me which I thought was highly inappropriate for someone on a position of power.
Even though I don't recall the events, as they are of little importance, I'm pretty sure that this isn't the case.

No fairness, no reasoning and trying to abuse his status of power.
So being on default trust depth 3 is a status of power now? You obviously do not know how the trust system works. Instead of being grateful as you were saved from a potential lawsuit, you come around complaining about some sort of abuse as you got left a negative trust rating? The curious part:
1) AFAIK you were never on IRC, which may indicate that someone has been feeding you logs.
2) You never attempted to contact me regarding the rating (which is usually how they get resolved).
3) The rating was there for a while, and has been long gone.

In all fairness, someone could leave you a negative rating for falsely accusing them of power abuse and it would be considered appropriate.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: TheCryptoMint on October 26, 2016, 08:01:50 AM
He tried to get everyone on IRC to leave bad feedback about me which I thought was highly inappropriate for someone on a position of power.
Even though I don't recall the events, as they are of little importance, I'm pretty sure that this isn't the case.

No fairness, no reasoning and trying to abuse his status of power.
So being on default trust depth 3 is a status of power now? You obviously do not know how the trust system works. Instead of being grateful as you were saved from a potential lawsuit, you come around complaining about some sort of abuse as you got left a negative trust rating? The curious part:
1) AFAIK you were never on IRC, which may indicate that someone has been feeding you logs.
2) You never attempted to contact me regarding the rating (which is usually how they get resolved).
3) The rating was there for a while, and has been long gone.

In all fairness, someone could leave you a negative rating for falsely accusing them of power abuse and it would be considered appropriate.

I didn't realise you had taken it away. May I ask why you removed the negative feedback?  Anyway the actual negative rating from you was not my main concern it was the IRC chat. If my opinion warrants negative feedback then fair enough but I think it would be more meaningful if you asked another moderator to leave it as it would be a conflict of interest if you did it. But the whole point of a forum is discussion which is what we are doing.
Your exact words were 'Í reccoment leaving negative ratings to TheCryptoMint'

I personally dont understand why a moderator would ask other people to do this and it was this which made me feel the way I do.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lauda on October 26, 2016, 08:05:11 AM
I didn't realise you had taken it away. May I ask why you removed the negative feedback?  
You pulled the plug on the project, so there was no need to keep it indefinitely (the offense wasn't that *bad).

If my opinion warrants negative feedback then fair enough but I think it would be more meaningful if you asked another moderator to leave it as it would be a conflict of interest if you did it. But the whole point of a forum is discussion which is what we are doing.
I think you're confusing the position of a Staff member, and a DT member (default trust 1 or two). These are not necessarily connected, as in, you can be a staff member but not a DT member, vice versa, or both. The trust system is independent of moderation (you should read into it a bit).

Your exact words were 'Í reccoment leaving negative ratings to TheCryptoMint'
There's nothing wrong with that. Anyone is free to disagree with such a recommendation and not do anything about it (which they have not if this was case). You shouldn't rely on IRC logs, as most often I'm not serious there (not sure about the other individuals). Note: I can not confirm nor deny saying this, as I do not have the logs from that time (and independent search failed to confirm this).
https://i.imgur.com/bPo9aP2.png

Update: Added note and image.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lutpin on October 26, 2016, 08:06:00 AM
If my opinion warrants negative feedback then fair enough but I think it would be more meaningful if you asked another moderator to leave it as it would be a conflict of interest if you did it.
Being a moderator has nothing to do with the feedback system around here. Their feedbacks are handled the same as feedbacks you and I leave.
There are other factors determining the weight of a feedback, you might want to educate yourself about the basics of the trust system first, before making false asumptions.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Vod on November 05, 2016, 09:19:33 PM
Well, someone on DT1 thinks Lauda is doing a great job!   ;)


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: TheCryptoMint on November 25, 2016, 09:51:31 PM
Hi. I am reasonably new here and I made an accusation against Lauda. I dont want to discuss the accusation but afterwards I have dealt with the mentioned user and had a normal experience. So I take my claims back. Let it be noted. Thanks.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Quickseller on November 28, 2016, 07:49:42 AM
It looks like Lauda is now leaving both negative and positive trust for political reasons, in an effort to further his viewpoint.

For example:

MemoryDealers
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"Roger Ver finds it "difficult to support segwit" because he is "more concerned about morals of the people who came up it", than the technology itself." Falsely advertises the safety of alternative *solutions* in addition to exaggerating the negative aspects of existing solutions (e.g. Segwit). I can not condone this type of behavior.

franky1
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Constantly keeps trolling Bitcoin Core, Blockstream and spreading FUD & misinformation. Untrustworthy.

Carlton Banks
Quote from: positive trust
I disagree with the rating left on Carlton. While I may not always agree with their approach, they are fighting for what they believe in and are actively trying to clear up misconceptions and misinformation.

Sir Alpha_goy
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This is an account that is used to constantly FUD Bitcoin and anything regrading it. Do not trust anything that is written by it.

Hyena
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Falsely labels Segwit (the most peer reviewed and tested change in Bitcoin) as a "secret bankster takeover". People deliberately spreading such FUD in order to incite toxicity and division in the community should not be trusted at all.

It is one thing to have a competing viewpoint (even if you look like a fool trying to defend said viewpoint), however it is much different to attempt to silence and discredit those with a competing viewpoint via the trust system. Allowing someone who engages in this kind of behavior to remain a moderator goes against the freedom of speech principles that the forum is based on.

I have disagreed with some of the moderation policies implemented by the forum in the past, I could at least honestly say that said policies were made with the intention of doing what is best for Bitcoin, while framing said policies in a way that preserves freedom of speech. However active attempts of discrediting dissenting views is the very definition of censorship. The only way that I can see this being remediated is by removing Lauda from being a moderator.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lauda on November 28, 2016, 08:55:47 AM
Hi. I am reasonably new here and I made an accusation against Lauda. I dont want to discuss the accusation but afterwards I have dealt with the mentioned user and had a normal experience. So I take my claims back. Let it be noted. Thanks.
Thanks, I'm glad that we got that resolved in a peaceful and mature matter.

It looks like Lauda is now leaving both negative and positive trust for political reasons, in an effort to further his viewpoint.
Sorry, but that is not the case. I have only tagged some users that were either constantly trolling, FUDing Bitcoin or both (e.g. Sir Alpha_goy). FYI I find such people highly untrustworthy and so should you!

franky1
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Hyena
Both ratings were internally resolved. Thank you for letting me know that I forgot to remove the neutral on franky.

However active attempts of discrediting dissenting views is the very definition of censorship. The only way that I can see this being remediated is by removing Lauda from being a moderator.
Yes, leaving trust ratings <--> moderation. ::)

Did you forget to log in the alt again and bumped this up via the main account? :-\


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: iCEBREAKER on November 28, 2016, 09:41:47 AM
Lauda

 >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:(

the very definition of sensor ships


 :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'(


https://i.imgur.com/w3tQ2yr.jpg
:'(  The only way that I can see this being remediated is by removing Lauda from being a moderator.  :'(


Oh god not this sh*t again.

'member last time bloat-blockers threw tantrums and got REKT by GMAX's laconic wit?

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the attack is actually much less effective against the network itself than it is against the forums. (https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/3ch4g4/bitcoin_being_held_hostage/csvj8r2/)


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: minifrij on November 29, 2016, 12:15:57 AM
The only way that I can see this being remediated is by removing Lauda from being a moderator.
Of course. If only there were some way to remove them from the DT system, a system completely unrelated to moderation, in order to remove any rogue feedback there may possible be. Theymos should really implement that for situations just like this one.

Also, QS, you still haven't answered my questions from the last page. I've been awaiting your answers with bated breath.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: gorgon666 on November 30, 2016, 07:04:12 AM
Lauda is now moderating threads that have to do with him. Moderators should not be making decisions that affect themselves directly, moderators can leave those decisions up to another neutral moderator.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1697760.0


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lauda on November 30, 2016, 08:05:46 AM
Lauda is now moderating threads that have to do with him. Moderators should not be making decisions that affect themselves directly, moderators can leave those decisions up to another neutral moderator.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1697760.0
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[22:23::11/29/16] <Lauda> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1697356.0
[22:28::11/29/16] <Lauda> Doesn't this go to reputation btw?
[22:29::11/29/16] <DeepSpace> Yes
[22:31::11/29/16] <DeepSpace> I ACK the move
Keep trying QS. ::)

I'm far beyond the point where I'd make such a ludicrous error as to handle threads about myself. The underlying cognitive bias can not be beaten by any kind of objectivity, thus should be avoided/consulted with others.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: gorgon666 on November 30, 2016, 08:15:23 AM
Lauda is now moderating threads that have to do with him. Moderators should not be making decisions that affect themselves directly, moderators can leave those decisions up to another neutral moderator.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1697760.0
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[22:23::11/29/16] <Lauda> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1697356.0
[22:28::11/29/16] <Lauda> Doesn't this go to reputation btw?
[22:29::11/29/16] <DeepSpace> Yes
[22:31::11/29/16] <DeepSpace> I ACK the move
Keep trying QS. ::)

I'm far beyond the point where I'd make such a ludicrous error as to handle threads about myself. The underlying cognitive bias can not be beaten by any kind of objectivity, thus should be avoided/consulted with others.
Chat logs are worthless and can be doctored.

You did handle the thread yourself regardless of if "DeepSpace" told you it belongs somewhere else.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lauda on November 30, 2016, 08:17:21 AM
Chat logs are worthless and can be doctored.
Yes, I'm most certainly trying to falsify what Mitchell said. ::)

You did handle the thread yourself regardless of if "DeepSpace" told you it belongs somewhere else.
Point being? The only difference is who pressed a few buttons, the decision was by a neutral moderator. Grasping at straws again Quickseller.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: gorgon666 on November 30, 2016, 08:52:37 AM
Chat logs are worthless and can be doctored.
Yes, I'm most certainly trying to falsify what Mitchell said. ::)

You did handle the thread yourself regardless of if "DeepSpace" told you it belongs somewhere else.
Point being? The only difference is who pressed a few buttons, the decision was by a neutral moderator. Grasping at straws again Quickseller.
There is not a single DAX 30 or a FTSE 100 company that will let someone "press a few buttons" regarding a transaction/decision involving themselves.

The majority of the time, the person will not even participate in the discussion regarding this kind of discussion, therefore the mere suggestion that a thread about you should be moderated is inappropriate. 

There is no solid evidence that the alleged discussion took place before to the moderation action. 


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: minifrij on November 30, 2016, 10:07:55 AM
There is not a single DAX 30 or a FTSE 100 company that will let someone "press a few buttons" regarding a transaction/decision involving themselves.

The majority of the time, the person will not even participate in the discussion regarding this kind of discussion, therefore the mere suggestion that a thread about you should be moderated is inappropriate.  

There is no solid evidence that the alleged discussion took place before to the moderation action.  
Remind me why this is relevant whatsoever? All Lauda did was move the topic to where it belonged, something that would have been done by another moderator had Lauda not. They didn't remove or censor the topic, not even obstructing it from view (as there is a trail that can be followed to find it's new location).
Your obvious bias is making you look like nothing other than a school kid, and no amount of irrelevant comparisons or pseudo-knowledge will change that.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: whothefuckareyou on November 30, 2016, 10:29:53 AM
Lauda is not fit to be moderator and should not be in default trust. It is a conflict of interest. He is using his power as moderator and his default trust power to bully other signature campaign posters and managers. He is forcing advertisers to use ACE. All his actions is to promote ACE and to monopolize and pacifies other signature campaigns. This guy is corrupt and should not hold this positions.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: izanagi narukami on November 30, 2016, 10:39:49 AM
Lauda is not fit to be moderator and should not be in default trust. It is a conflict of interest. He is using his power as moderator and his default trust power to bully and other signature campaign poster and manager. All his actions is to promote ACE and to monopolize and pacifies other signature campaigns.

Here's the situation :

People especially who exist from 2011s on this forum , yelling about bct post quality post ( for example : Danny Hamilton )
so for the solution, staff forum make their own initiative so fight spam and improved post quality forum so Lauda and team build their SMAS and ACE project

In one side : Lauda team consider as monopolize all campaign
but in other side : Forum post quality get better ( compare if ACE and SMAS never exist )


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Decoded on November 30, 2016, 10:41:23 AM
Lauda is not fit to be moderator and should not be in default trust. It is a conflict of interest. He is using his power as moderator and his default trust power to bully and other signature campaign posters and managers. He is forcing advertisers to use ACE. All his actions is to promote ACE and to monopolize and pacifies other signature campaigns. This guy is corrupt and should not hold this positions.
Repost that on your main, why dont you?

There's no conflict of interest. Lauda is acting upon the better interests of the community, disregarding all the low quality signature spammers that you so dutifully support.

Lauda promoting ACE does not mean anything. If theymos were to wear a bitmixer signature, would you say this whole forum is run by bitmixer employees? Again, Lauda is supporting the obliteration of spam.

Please don't tell me that you think moderator intervention is bad... Bitmixer is much better off with Lauda managing it, just like YoBit is with Hilariousandco doing the same.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: whothefuckareyou on November 30, 2016, 11:10:51 AM
Lauda is not fit to be moderator and should not be in default trust. It is a conflict of interest. He is using his power as moderator and his default trust power to bully and other signature campaign poster and manager. All his actions is to promote ACE and to monopolize and pacifies other signature campaigns.

Here's the situation :

People especially who exist from 2011s on this forum , yelling about bct post quality post ( for example : Danny Hamilton )
so for the solution, staff forum make their own initiative so fight spam and improved post quality forum so Lauda and team build their SMAS and ACE project

In one side : Lauda team consider as monopolize all campaign
but in other side : Forum post quality get better ( compare if ACE and SMAS never exist )

I'm an advocate of free market system. I'm in favor of fighting spam but not this way. Lauda is not doing this to fight spam only idiots would believe that. Lauda is only doing this to earn more bitcoins from monopolizing signature campaigns.

ACE - Only benefits Lauda and his buddies and alts.

SMAS - It is only purpose is to bully/force advertisers and to use SMAS members as managers.



Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lauda on November 30, 2016, 11:22:37 AM
There is not a single DAX 30 or a FTSE 100 company..
False equivalency.

In one side : Lauda team consider as monopolize all campaign
What is "Lauda team" and how exactly does it monopolize campaigns?

Lauda is only doing this to earn more bitcoins from monopolizing signature campaigns.
And the baseless accusations continue.

ACE - Only benefits Lauda and buddies and alts.
ACE predates my involvement in campaigns as a manager, and my involvement with SMAS. The idea behind ACE has no relevance to this. Every single (active) ACE member is verifiably a real person (i.e. coin collector), which can't be said for any other campaign.

SMAS - It is only purpose is to bully/force advertisers and to use SMAS members as managers.
We can't neither force nor bully someone to hire people participating in SMAS.


Repost that on your main, why dont you?
They probably have so many accounts that figuring out which one is the 'main' is a tough process. :P


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Mitchell on November 30, 2016, 12:07:55 PM
Chat logs are worthless and can be doctored.
But I really did tell Lauda that. :(

You did handle the thread yourself regardless of if "DeepSpace" told you it belongs somewhere else.
I told Lauda move it to `Reputation` because that is where it belongs. I didn't have time myself as I have plenty of other things to do and now they are being attacked because of that? That's not very nice.

If someone does not agree with the move feel free to say so and be sure to back it up with proof. It does not belong in `Scam Accustations` because it's about trust ratings, which is a reputation matter and thus belongs in `Reputation`.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: whothefuckareyou on November 30, 2016, 12:27:34 PM
There is not a single DAX 30 or a FTSE 100 company..
False equivalency.

In one side : Lauda team consider as monopolize all campaign
What is "Lauda team" and how exactly does it monopolize campaigns?

Lauda is only doing this to earn more bitcoins from monopolizing signature campaigns.
And the baseless accusations continue.

ACE - Only benefits Lauda and buddies and alts.
ACE predates my involvement in campaigns as a manager, and my involvement with SMAS. The idea behind ACE has no relevance to this. Every single (active) ACE member is verifiably a real person (i.e. coin collector), which can't be said for any other campaign.

SMAS - It is only purpose is to bully/force advertisers and to use SMAS members as managers.
We can't neither force nor bully someone to hire people participating in SMAS.


Repost that on your main, why dont you?
They probably have so many accounts that figuring out which one is the 'main' is a tough process. :P


You can deny all you want. But your actions speaks for itself. Your actions is only further your own interest. If you are a true spam advocate, I dare you to remove yourself from ACE and SMAS. That's the only way for us to believe you are a true spam advocate and not an impostor.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Jemzx00 on November 30, 2016, 04:56:22 PM
~Snipped~

You can deny all you want. But your actions speaks for itself. Your actions is only further your own interest. If you are a true spam advocate, I dare you to remove yourself from ACE and SMAS. That's the only way for us to believe you are a true spam advocate and not an impostor.
I don't know how leaving on SMAS or ACE will clarify things on what Lauda's doing. Somehow Lauda being on those groups makes her a true spam advocate. She even help these groups to find spammer by being campaign manager. By the way, I'm actually on the spam list of Lauda on SMAS and that pissed me off but instead of contradicting her decision, why not try to prove that you really are not a spammer. Somehow I respect her position and her trust rating here on this forum.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Quickseller on November 30, 2016, 06:01:37 PM
~Snipped~

You can deny all you want. But your actions speaks for itself. Your actions is only further your own interest. If you are a true spam advocate, I dare you to remove yourself from ACE and SMAS. That's the only way for us to believe you are a true spam advocate and not an impostor.
I don't know how leaving on SMAS or ACE will clarify things on what Lauda's doing. Somehow Lauda being on those groups makes her a true spam advocate. She even help these groups to find spammer by being campaign manager. By the way, I'm actually on the spam list of Lauda on SMAS and that pissed me off but instead of contradicting her decision, why not try to prove that you really are not a spammer. Somehow I respect her position and her trust rating here on this forum.
Lauda is selling her signature space at elevated rates. Lauda is also leaving negative ratings for accounts most likely to wish to join signature campaigns under the guise of leaving negative ratings for spammers (not scammers), and alts of scammers without properly vetting the information. By leaving negative ratings for accounts likely to wish to sell their signature, she is reducing the number of potential sellers of signature space, increasing the value of her signature space.

Lauda is also selling her services as a signature campaign manager and has similar conflicts.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lutpin on December 01, 2016, 12:28:34 AM
so for the solution, staff forum make their own initiative so fight spam and improved post quality forum so Lauda and team build their SMAS and ACE project
SMAS is not an initiative coming from staff. SMAS was initiated by yahoo and a few other campaign managers.
Lauda only recently became a part of SMAS.

ACE btw isn't related to staff aswell. It's a project running seperately from Achows and Laudas positions as moderators.

In one side : Lauda team consider as monopolize all campaign
Not sure when SMAS became the "lauda team", but let me answer to this aswell.
We cooperate in the aspect of fighting spam, and that's it.
Every user of SMAS is making their own decisions besides that. We work independently, and we are for hire independently.
If an advertiser choses to hire a smas-manager or a non smas-manager is their decision. Further, which of us they hire, if they go for smas, is aswell.



SMAS - It is only purpose is to bully/force advertisers and to use SMAS members as managers.
Where exactly do we force anyone to hire one of us?


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: YES!
Post by: Vod on December 01, 2016, 12:41:37 AM
By leaving negative ratings for accounts likely to wish to sell their signature, she is reducing the number of potential sellers of signature space, increasing the value of her signature space.

By jumping into the ocean, there is a chance I could create a tsunami too.

That's quite a grasp, even for someone like you.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: suchmoon on December 01, 2016, 03:44:07 AM
I'm making this post to redirect eyeballs from Quickseller's signature to mine. Let's have the fucking hypocrite sue me for lost revenue.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Quickseller on December 01, 2016, 06:16:26 PM
By leaving negative ratings for accounts likely to wish to sell their signature, she is reducing the number of potential sellers of signature space, increasing the value of her signature space.

By jumping into the ocean, there is a chance I could create a tsunami too.

That's quite a grasp, even for someone like you.
http://imgur.com/a/lKccW

There is >an entire screen worth of negative ratings left by Lauda that Lauda is not even attempting to say that they are scammers but are trying to sell their signature space.

Lauda is also very inconsistent in who gets a negative rating and who gets a neutral rating as he is leaving both negative and neutral ratings for the exact same activity, that reasonably does not warrant a rating at all.

Lauda is stretching the definition of who deserves a negative rating to much farther then who even trolls leave negative ratings for (let along anyone reputable) and all of the additional people that Lauda is leaving negative ratings for generally want to sell their signature space.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lauda on December 01, 2016, 06:29:48 PM
Chat logs are worthless and can be doctored.
But I really did tell Lauda that. :(
And this will be ignored by OP.

Lauda is also very inconsistent in who gets a negative rating and who gets a neutral rating as he is leaving both negative and neutral ratings for the exact same activity, that reasonably does not warrant a rating at all.
That is most certainly not the case. In order to understand, you'd have to look into the ratings rather than just make a superficial observation and jump to conclusions. All ratings are handed out on a case-by-case basis, i.e. several factors are considered (e.g. history of account, potential risk, post quality, et al.). For example, the three accounts that are being sold and have received neutral ratings did so because they are 'non-spammy' accounts (which is a rare event on its own).

FYI I'm not the only person tagging for the activates of spamming, account trading and whatnot, but you don't seem to care about those as much as you care about me.
P.S. Minifrij still got some unanswered questions that you seem to be dodging.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: tspacepilot on December 01, 2016, 11:17:12 PM
Lauda is selling her signature space at elevated rates. Lauda is also leaving negative ratings for accounts most likely to wish to join signature campaigns under the guise of leaving negative ratings for spammers (not scammers), and alts of scammers without properly vetting the information. By leaving negative ratings for accounts likely to wish to sell their signature, she is reducing the number of potential sellers of signature space, increasing the value of her signature space.

Lauda is also selling her services as a signature campaign manager and has similar conflicts.

Maybe Quickseller is having a hard time selling signature space these days (-117 trust!).  Or maybe Lauda is neg-repping all his alts?  I dunno.

I admit I do find it satisfying that while QS can still troll and troll and troll, at least no one takes it seriously anymore.  Can you guys believe this dude was once on default trust?


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: gorgon666 on December 10, 2016, 07:16:51 PM
There is not a single DAX 30 or a FTSE 100 company that will let someone "press a few buttons" regarding a transaction/decision involving themselves.

The majority of the time, the person will not even participate in the discussion regarding this kind of discussion, therefore the mere suggestion that a thread about you should be moderated is inappropriate.  

There is no solid evidence that the alleged discussion took place before to the moderation action.  
Remind me why this is relevant whatsoever? All Lauda did was move the topic to where it belonged, something that would have been done by another moderator had Lauda not. They didn't remove or censor the topic, not even obstructing it from view (as there is a trail that can be followed to find it's new location).
Lauda should not have even participated in the discussion regarding if the thread should have been moved, or where it should have been moved. By participating in the discussion, she is unduly influencing a decision that will affect her directly.

BTW the thread was complaining about the behavior of a staff member, and asking for that staff member to be removed from being staff, that sounds more like a thread for meta don't you think?


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: The Sceptical Chymist on December 10, 2016, 07:24:37 PM
^^^This is not a thread where alts should be piling in to artificially reinforce a position,  either.  Just sayin'.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: gorgon666 on December 10, 2016, 08:13:51 PM
^^^This is not a thread where alts should be piling in to artificially reinforce a position,  either.  Just sayin'.
Which alts are piling in to artificially reinforce a position?

Lauda is selling her signature space at elevated rates. Lauda is also leaving negative ratings for accounts most likely to wish to join signature campaigns under the guise of leaving negative ratings for spammers (not scammers), and alts of scammers without properly vetting the information. By leaving negative ratings for accounts likely to wish to sell their signature, she is reducing the number of potential sellers of signature space, increasing the value of her signature space.

Lauda is also selling her services as a signature campaign manager and has similar conflicts.

Maybe Quickseller is having a hard time selling signature space these days (-117 trust!).  Or maybe Lauda is neg-repping all his alts?  I dunno.

I admit I do find it satisfying that while QS can still troll and troll and troll, at least no one takes it seriously anymore.  Can you guys believe this dude was once on default trust?
Please stop posting nonsense in this thread. Just because you are writing a worthless school paper on speech analysis does not make you an expert in figuring out who is behind various online identities.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: suchmoon on December 10, 2016, 08:42:06 PM
^^^This is not a thread where alts should be piling in to artificially reinforce a position,  either.  Just sayin'.
Which alts are piling in to artificially reinforce a position?

Lauda is selling her signature space at elevated rates. Lauda is also leaving negative ratings for accounts most likely to wish to join signature campaigns under the guise of leaving negative ratings for spammers (not scammers), and alts of scammers without properly vetting the information. By leaving negative ratings for accounts likely to wish to sell their signature, she is reducing the number of potential sellers of signature space, increasing the value of her signature space.

Lauda is also selling her services as a signature campaign manager and has similar conflicts.

Maybe Quickseller is having a hard time selling signature space these days (-117 trust!).  Or maybe Lauda is neg-repping all his alts?  I dunno.

I admit I do find it satisfying that while QS can still troll and troll and troll, at least no one takes it seriously anymore.  Can you guys believe this dude was once on default trust?
Please stop posting nonsense in this thread. Just because you are writing a worthless school paper on speech analysis does not make you an expert in figuring out who is behind various online identities.

You're trying too hard. The amount of butthurt exuded betrays you.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: minifrij on December 10, 2016, 10:19:37 PM
By participating in the discussion, she is unduly influencing a decision that will affect her directly.
I fail to see the logic behind this. For starters, as proven by DeepSpace/Mitchell's statement, the topic would have been treated the same had Lauda not dealt with it. Secondly, I don't see how moving a topic will affect them at all. The topic was not removed from being seen, nor censored in any way. The difference being that it is categorized correctly, if anything making it easier for anyone interested to find the thread.

BTW the thread was complaining about the behavior of a staff member, and asking for that staff member to be removed from being staff, that sounds more like a thread for meta don't you think?
The thread was complaining about receiving negative trust from Lauda, for this reason it belongs in Reputation. This is the case regardless of who received or left the feedback. If the thread were about a problem with the trust system it's self, not a specific person on it, or complaining about Lauda's moderation (as this thread is, I suppose) then it would be more fitting in Meta.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: tspacepilot on December 12, 2016, 05:03:38 PM
^^^This is not a thread where alts should be piling in to artificially reinforce a position,  either.  Just sayin'.
Which alts are piling in to artificially reinforce a position?

Lauda is selling her signature space at elevated rates. Lauda is also leaving negative ratings for accounts most likely to wish to join signature campaigns under the guise of leaving negative ratings for spammers (not scammers), and alts of scammers without properly vetting the information. By leaving negative ratings for accounts likely to wish to sell their signature, she is reducing the number of potential sellers of signature space, increasing the value of her signature space.

Lauda is also selling her services as a signature campaign manager and has similar conflicts.

Maybe Quickseller is having a hard time selling signature space these days (-117 trust!).  Or maybe Lauda is neg-repping all his alts?  I dunno.

I admit I do find it satisfying that while QS can still troll and troll and troll, at least no one takes it seriously anymore.  Can you guys believe this dude was once on default trust?
Please stop posting nonsense in this thread. Just because you are writing a worthless school paper on speech analysis does not make you an expert in figuring out who is behind various online identities.

You're trying too hard. The amount of butthurt exuded betrays you.

Zzzactly!


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: BitcoinEXpress on December 14, 2016, 02:26:54 AM


Is it just my imagination or does gorgon666 appear to also be Quickseller?



~BCX~



Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: tspacepilot on December 14, 2016, 08:15:45 PM


Is it just my imagination or does gorgon666 appear to also be Quickseller?



~BCX~



It's not just your imagination.  gorgon666 was outed as yet another QS alt some months ago.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: SnukeySnizz on December 15, 2016, 02:07:27 AM
Just because you are writing a worthless school paper on speech analysis does not make you an expert in figuring out who is behind various online identities.

My golly, does the ludite truly believe that a wundahbox can unearth a nom de guerre using this schema? This is truly the confab of a celibate in need of some peepee friction fun.

Now excuse me while I go to my motorized rollingham, for I will need to blast some fizzlebombs in revelry of the up coming nativity.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: gorgon666 on December 15, 2016, 02:30:52 AM
By participating in the discussion, she is unduly influencing a decision that will affect her directly.
I fail to see the logic behind this. For starters, as proven by DeepSpace/Mitchell's statement, the topic would have been treated the same had Lauda not dealt with it. Secondly, I don't see how moving a topic will affect them at all. The topic was not removed from being seen, nor censored in any way. The difference being that it is categorized correctly, if anything making it easier for anyone interested to find the thread.

BTW the thread was complaining about the behavior of a staff member, and asking for that staff member to be removed from being staff, that sounds more like a thread for meta don't you think?
The thread was complaining about receiving negative trust from Lauda, for this reason it belongs in Reputation. This is the case regardless of who received or left the feedback. If the thread were about a problem with the trust system it's self, not a specific person on it, or complaining about Lauda's moderation (as this thread is, I suppose) then it would be more fitting in Meta.

Quote from: BadBear on September 22, 2015, 11:39:48 AM
Quote from: minifrij on September 22, 2015, 11:39:22 AM
If you do not have a good enough feedback score yourself, you cannot affect others scores. This is why your feedback goes into the 'Untrusted Feedback' section, rather than the Trusted.
If you get tagged by someone on Default trust in a positive way, I believe that you can then influence trust scores yourself.
You're wrong, stop confusing people.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: suchmoon on December 15, 2016, 02:48:21 AM
Quote from: BadBear on September 22, 2015, 11:39:48 AM
Quote from: minifrij on September 22, 2015, 11:39:22 AM
If you do not have a good enough feedback score yourself, you cannot affect others scores. This is why your feedback goes into the 'Untrusted Feedback' section, rather than the Trusted.
If you get tagged by someone on Default trust in a positive way, I believe that you can then influence trust scores yourself.
You're wrong, stop confusing people.

Oh come on, you can do better, that's a very shitty straw man.

I'll take the word of someone who can do this...

https://i.snag.gy/J9MnAK.jpg

... over a shilly puppet any day.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: whywefight on December 15, 2016, 02:52:39 AM
After all this time... glad to see this topic is still on the first page in meta...


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: BitcoinEXpress on December 15, 2016, 03:39:52 AM
I'm surprised Quickseller hasn't locked this thread yet.


~BCX~


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: gorgon666 on December 17, 2016, 06:23:37 AM
^^^This is not a thread where alts should be piling in to artificially reinforce a position,  either.  Just sayin'.
Which alts are piling in to artificially reinforce a position?

Lauda is selling her signature space at elevated rates. Lauda is also leaving negative ratings for accounts most likely to wish to join signature campaigns under the guise of leaving negative ratings for spammers (not scammers), and alts of scammers without properly vetting the information. By leaving negative ratings for accounts likely to wish to sell their signature, she is reducing the number of potential sellers of signature space, increasing the value of her signature space.

Lauda is also selling her services as a signature campaign manager and has similar conflicts.

Maybe Quickseller is having a hard time selling signature space these days (-117 trust!).  Or maybe Lauda is neg-repping all his alts?  I dunno.

I admit I do find it satisfying that while QS can still troll and troll and troll, at least no one takes it seriously anymore.  Can you guys believe this dude was once on default trust?
Please stop posting nonsense in this thread. Just because you are writing a worthless school paper on speech analysis does not make you an expert in figuring out who is behind various online identities.

You're trying too hard. The amount of butthurt exuded betrays you.
This is not nonsense. This is not butthurt. He really is writing a PhD in linguistics that will end up being useless :D

His analysis is useless and inaccurate. He is trying to distract from the fact that Lauda is an unqualified, inept (and more) moderator that does not have any business being anywhere near authority. 


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: takagari on December 18, 2016, 04:47:54 PM
Is this thread still a thing?
Everyone has issues with mods.
I've moderated and been head admin of a few large forums and facebook groups (nowhere near this size..)
And regardless of what you do, people hate you.

Move on with life and try to stay out of their radar.

Also, I know believe Lauda is a girl and shall continue this belief.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: subSTRATA on December 18, 2016, 11:31:37 PM
Also, I know believe Lauda is a girl and shall continue this belief.
nope


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: takagari on December 19, 2016, 02:17:12 AM
Also, I know believe Lauda is a girl and shall continue this belief.
nope

I reads it on the internets, so it must be true, your silly logic won't change that fact!


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Jet Cash on December 19, 2016, 09:34:22 AM

Also, I know believe Lauda is a girl and shall continue this belief.

Does it matter?


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: takagari on December 19, 2016, 04:49:16 PM
Some of you forum guys need to pull the sticks from your rear and figure out where a joke is at play. Wow


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Jet Cash on December 19, 2016, 06:50:54 PM
I thought cum lauda was the feminine of cum laude. :)


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: OgNasty on December 19, 2016, 09:10:33 PM
This thread seems to be more about Lauda and less about forum moderator requirements.  Perhaps it's time that it be moved to the reputation section?


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: tspacepilot on December 19, 2016, 11:19:57 PM
His analysis is useless and inaccurate. He is trying to distract from the fact that Lauda is an unqualified, inept (and more) moderator that does not have any business being anywhere near authority. 

Pretty sure you're trying to distract from the fact that you're using so many alts in these threads ...

Good luck!

Here's the thing, once you get caught doing this, no one is going to take any threads where QS argues seriously because we all know that most of the opinions in that thread are just you posting under alts.  Maybe go back to that thing where you said you were going to take a long break and stop harrassing us on this forum?


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Heutenamos on December 19, 2016, 11:32:00 PM

Also, I know believe Lauda is a girl and shall continue this belief.

Does it matter?

Yes.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: myparentsdisownedme on December 25, 2016, 12:30:46 AM
He hasnt really done anything SUPER bad



Unless anyone else has to say something about his history but idk


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: BitcoinEXpress on December 29, 2016, 05:35:25 AM
This thread seems to be more about Lauda and less about forum moderator requirements.  Perhaps it's time that it be moved to the reputation section?


Let me set this back on track.

So no need to move it.

I think Lauda would be a great mod because of the fairness and honesty I have seen in his moderation around the board.

Should be promoted to Global Moderator.


~BCX~


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: VforVictory on December 29, 2016, 05:41:10 PM
This thread seems to be more about Lauda and less about forum moderator requirements.  Perhaps it's time that it be moved to the reputation section?


Let me set this back on track.

So no need to move it.

I think Lauda would be a great mod because of the fairness and honesty I have seen in his moderation around the board.

Should be promoted to Global Moderator.


~BCX~
I dont think the Global Moderator isn't a Lauda thing. As you can see on her recent trust page about Memorydealer. Her own decision making got her negative from a VIP user here. She gives negative trust to Memorydealer . And after getting a neg trust back from Memorydealer, she changed her trust to him and make it neutral.
Why changed your trust after getting a negative trust?


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Quickseller on December 29, 2016, 05:50:35 PM
This thread seems to be more about Lauda and less about forum moderator requirements.  Perhaps it's time that it be moved to the reputation section?


Let me set this back on track.

So no need to move it.

I think Lauda would be a great mod because of the fairness and honesty I have seen in his moderation around the board.

Should be promoted to Global Moderator.


~BCX~
I dont think the Global Moderator isn't a Lauda thing. As you can see on her recent trust page about Memorydealer. Her own decision making got her negative from a VIP user here. She gives negative trust to Memorydealer . And after getting a neg trust back from Memorydealer, she changed her trust to him and make it neutral.
Why changed your trust after getting a negative trust?
Something similar happened with BG4. They exchanged negative ratings (the one Lauda sent was questionable at best), then some time later both have been removed.

There was another instance in which someone was publicly criticizing Lauda who Lauda had given a negative rating to, then as soon as Lauda removed the negative the person rescinded the criticism and locked the thread.

It appears that Lauda has been using the strong weight of his negative ratings to prevent others from being critical of him.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: VforVictory on December 29, 2016, 05:59:00 PM
I dont think the Global Moderator isn't a Lauda thing. As you can see on her recent trust page about Memorydealer. Her own decision making got her negative from a VIP user here. She gives negative trust to Memorydealer . And after getting a neg trust back from Memorydealer, she changed her trust to him and make it neutral.
Why changed your trust after getting a negative trust?
Something similar happened with BG4. They exchanged negative ratings (the one Lauda sent was questionable at best), then some time later both have been removed.

There was another instance in which someone was publicly criticizing Lauda who Lauda had given a negative rating to, then as soon as Lauda removed the negative the person rescinded the criticism and locked the thread.

It appears that Lauda has been using the strong weight of his negative ratings to prevent others from being critical of him.
So she is evading all negative feedback back by changing her trust report to others. And she will not change her other trust report to other that will not affect her trust.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Quickseller on December 29, 2016, 06:16:57 PM
Lauda will sometimes remove negative ratings that result in the other person stopping being critical of him. It is not always people that can affect his trust score, however it is probably people that are making good points. It is fairly clearly a quid pro quo.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: BitcoinEXpress on January 04, 2017, 02:48:38 AM
Lauda will sometimes remove negative ratings that result in the other person stopping being critical of him. It is not always people that can affect his trust score, however it is probably people that are making good points. It is fairly clearly a quid pro quo.

Why is this a problem?


~BCX~



Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: minifrij on January 04, 2017, 02:52:43 AM
Why is this a problem?
~BCX~
Because in QS land only certain people are allowed to resolve trust issues through communication - as they are meant to be. Others must keep them there permanently else they are obviously attempting to censor those critical of them.
Unfortunately for them, Lauda falls into the second group.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Quickseller on January 04, 2017, 02:53:49 AM
Lauda will sometimes remove negative ratings that result in the other person stopping being critical of him. It is not always people that can affect his trust score, however it is probably people that are making good points. It is fairly clearly a quid pro quo.

Why is this a problem?


~BCX~


This is essentially using his position in the Default Trust network to prevent others from criticizing him. It allows Lauda to act questionably and not be questioned about said shady/dishonest practices.

Why is this a problem?
~BCX~
Because in QS land only certain people are allowed to resolve trust issues through communication - as they are meant to be. 
Often times the criticisms about Lauda are unrelated to sent trust. This also prevents an open discussion about Lauda's actions.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: minifrij on January 04, 2017, 02:59:44 AM
Often times the criticisms about Lauda are unrelated to sent trust. This also prevents an open discussion about Lauda's actions.
They are? Prior to them being added to the DT network and leaving trust ratings there was little criticism about them IIRC, the majority only coming from yourself and alt accounts with a strangely similar writing style to you.
It may be my memory, though could you provide some examples as to when there was a dispute with Lauda not about trust feedback that was solved by sent feedback from Lauda being removed?


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: YES!
Post by: Vod on January 04, 2017, 03:01:10 AM
Lauda will sometimes remove negative ratings that result in the other person stopping being critical of him. It is not always people that can affect his trust score, however it is probably people that are making good points. It is fairly clearly a quid pro quo.

Why is this a problem?

Seems to me that Lauda is a good trader.  He must do well in bitcoin.

Personally, I don't care how others trust me when I am calculating my trust towards them.  I've removed someone's negative trust while they have negative trust against me.  If they remove their trust later, I don't know, because I don't keep track.  Blackmailing me with negative trust leads nowhere.



Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Quickseller on January 04, 2017, 06:11:48 AM
Often times the criticisms about Lauda are unrelated to sent trust. This also prevents an open discussion about Lauda's actions.
They are? Prior to them being added to the DT network and leaving trust ratings there was little criticism about them IIRC, the majority only coming from yourself and alt accounts with a strangely similar writing style to you.
It may be my memory, though could you provide some examples as to when there was a dispute with Lauda not about trust feedback that was solved by sent feedback from Lauda being removed?
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1390664.msg14127828#msg14127828

Lauda called someone retarded in March 2016, then when I called lauda out about how this is not appropriate behavior of a moderator, I received a negative rating from Lauda regarding an unrelated issue that had allegedly happened then-6 months ago.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1682304.0;all

Someone was being critical of Lauda regarding when Lauda decides to leave negative ratings that was withdrawn when Lauda removed the negative rating against that person. The change of heart about Lauda was so strong that the person went as far as to say that Lauda was doing more good than harm.

Lauda had traded negative ratings with, I believe was BG4, the rating against BG4 was something along the lines of claiming that BG4 was "immature". Eventually both ratings were seemingly removed at around the same time.

The rating defcon23 received from Lauda seems to have been removed and reapplied multiple times after defcon23 has taken different stances on Lauda's behavior


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Lauda on January 04, 2017, 09:00:38 AM
Why changed your trust after getting a negative trust?
Simple: Other DT members suggested that this is the appropriate step to make as the rating was borderline acceptable.

Lauda called someone retarded in March 2016, then when I called lauda out about how this is not appropriate behavior of a moderator, I received a negative rating from Lauda regarding an unrelated issue that had allegedly happened then-6 months ago.
Correct. I was out of line, and I've learned better thanks to you pointing that out. Your rating has nothing to do with that.

Someone was being critical of Lauda regarding when Lauda decides to leave negative ratings that was withdrawn when Lauda removed the negative rating against that person. The change of heart about Lauda was so strong that the person went as far as to say that Lauda was doing more good than harm.
Wrong. My rating was only removed after the misleading title was withdrawn (which is why it was left in the first place). I couldn't care less about the thread. The change of heart was the OP's doing after they came back from their 'vacation'.

Lauda had traded negative ratings with, I believe was BG4, the rating against BG4 was something along the lines of claiming that BG4 was "immature". Eventually both ratings were seemingly removed at around the same time.
Those ratings were exchanged because I harshly criticized BG4 (among other things), not the other way around. The situation was later (randomly) remedied by a third party.

The rating defcon23..
I don't even want to comment on this person.

Maybe I should apologize for not keeping eternal grudges.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: minifrij on January 04, 2017, 03:57:30 PM
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1682304.0;all
Someone was being critical of Lauda regarding when Lauda decides to leave negative ratings that was withdrawn when Lauda removed the negative rating against that person. The change of heart about Lauda was so strong that the person went as far as to say that Lauda was doing more good than harm.
The topic was started because Lauda left negative trust on an account in that user's possession. Therefore, to begin with this does not fit the criteria that I asked for.
...when there was a dispute with Lauda not about trust feedback...
In addition, I believe that your timeline is incorrect. The topic was changed to 'WITHDRAWN' which then resulted in Lauda removing their feedback, as there was nothing there to base it on.

Lauda had traded negative ratings with, I believe was BG4, the rating against BG4 was something along the lines of claiming that BG4 was "immature". Eventually both ratings were seemingly removed at around the same time.
Once again, this doesn't fit the criteria. It also seems that this was sorted similarly to their first dealing with defcon, by an external party coming in and mediating. Is this not the way that trust disputes are meant to be solved, or is it just because Lauda is Lauda?

The rating defcon23 received from Lauda seems to have been removed and reapplied multiple times after defcon23 has taken different stances on Lauda's behavior
defcon and Lauda have had disputes several times over several different things, which would explain the trust ratings being changed multiple times. However, as far as I remember the majority of these disputes (including the first and latest) were to do with trust feedback left by Lauda, making it once again invalid to the criteria I asked for.

So you have managed to provide one instance where a dispute with Lauda wasn't about trust feedback sent by them (despite me asking for instances where this wasn't the case), said instance being already resolved by Lauda admitting they were in the wrong. Do you have anything else?


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: gorgon666 on January 15, 2017, 10:03:53 PM
Lauda seems to be blindly supporting yahoo62278, another immature child.

It looks like Lauda and her friends are using their position as a moderator and their position on DT to corner the signature campaign market. The reasons for this are clear -- they want greater profit for themselves and less for others.

It also looks like Lauda is trying to make it more difficult to tell when accounts are sold -- I wonder why this might be? Maybe for the same reasons why she was advertising LegondsOfTomoorow (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1547017.0;all)


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Gunthar on January 15, 2017, 10:16:52 PM
Lauda seems to be blindly supporting yahoo62278, another immature child.
I suggest you add "IMO" as IMO this is a total FUD. I been dealing with yahoo and had no issues at all. Looking the way he works as sig camp manager he is far away from being a kid

It looks like Lauda and her friends are using their position as a moderator and their position on DT to corner the signature campaign market.
DT is not an organized entity: it is a list of trusted people. There is no way, also, that Lauda or any other mod on the forum could use their "mod rights" to corner anyone. Again FUD IMO.

It also looks like Lauda is trying to make it more difficult to tell when accounts are sold
Do you have any evidence on this please?

~Gun


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Quickseller on January 15, 2017, 10:43:09 PM
Why changed your trust after getting a negative trust?
Simple: Other DT members suggested that this is the appropriate step to make as the rating was borderline acceptable.
By borderline acceptable, you mean unacceptable, right?

Lauda called someone retarded in March 2016, then when I called lauda out about how this is not appropriate behavior of a moderator, I received a negative rating from Lauda regarding an unrelated issue that had allegedly happened then-6 months ago.
Correct. I was out of line, and I've learned better thanks to you pointing that out. Your rating has nothing to do with that.
It seems that this was not the last time you left a negative rating after a very long time the reason for the rating has been very public information, you gave defcon23 (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1397579.msg15577818#msg15577818) a negative rating over a year after the alleged indiscretion. There are some other indiscretions that you have not left negative ratings for after being public for a very long time, but I am fairly certain that you don't want to talk about that either.   

The rating defcon23..
I don't even want to comment on this person.
I am sure you don't. Your maturity, or lack thereof was well documented in your dealings with him....


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: FFrankie on January 15, 2017, 10:46:05 PM
Why is Lauda being the only one called into question? Because they are one of the most active mods on this forum? I think its pretty ridiculous that this got to 23 pages and this feels like a huge circle-jerk and 8th grade drama.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: The Sceptical Chymist on January 15, 2017, 10:53:15 PM
Why is Lauda being the only one called into question? Because they are one of the most active mods on this forum? I think its pretty ridiculous that this got to 23 pages and this feels like a huge circle-jerk and 8th grade drama.
It does indeed.  I'm going to just stay out of it--I weighed in on the other thread about Yahoo.

Man, I kinda miss the 777 signature campaign.  That avatar is so much better than the bitdouble one.

People like to attack DT members for petty reasons.  DT members have been kicked off, but neither Lauda nor Yahoo62278 have done anything here to warrant that. 


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Gunthar on January 15, 2017, 11:01:36 PM
Why is Lauda being the only one called into question? Because they are one of the most active mods on this forum? I think its pretty ridiculous that this got to 23 pages and this feels like a huge circle-jerk and 8th grade drama.

Because, IMO, this is just a personal fight that quickseller is doing with his alt gorgon666 against Lauda, why do i say they are alts? Because their writing style is pretty the same and because lately people using same symbols on their posts (~, --, etc) are easily tagged as alts:

~snip

(eg you never click on "receive" -- or whatever it is called)

~snip

~snip

0.001 BTC/post generally -- nearly $1/post).

~snip

~snip

this are clear -- they want greater profit for themselves and less for others.

~snip

~Gun





Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Quickseller on January 15, 2017, 11:16:28 PM
Why is Lauda being the only one called into question? Because they are one of the most active mods on this forum? I think its pretty ridiculous that this got to 23 pages and this feels like a huge circle-jerk and 8th grade drama.

Because, IMO, this is just a personal fight that quickseller is doing with his alt gorgon666 against Lauda, why do i say they are alts? Because their writing style is pretty the same and because lately people using same symbols on their posts (~, --, etc) are easily tagged as alts:

~snip

(eg you never click on "receive" -- or whatever it is called)

~snip

~snip

0.001 BTC/post generally -- nearly $1/post).

~snip

~snip

this are clear -- they want greater profit for themselves and less for others.

~snip

~Gun

You mean kinda like how some people sign their posts with a portion of their name that is followed by a tilda?

Quote
~Gun

::)


As I have said multiple times before, I am not an alt of the OP, not that it matters.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Gunthar on January 15, 2017, 11:19:15 PM
You mean kinda like how some people sign their posts with a portion of their name that is followed by a tilda?

Quote
~Gun

::)


yup


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: FFrankie on January 16, 2017, 04:26:15 AM
Isnt there a program out there that was literally designed to compare the writing styles of quickseller to any other account?  If you are going to say its his alt, at least provide a little bit of proof. But I think he has much better things to do with his time than argue here.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: JohnyBigs on January 16, 2017, 06:59:09 PM
A lot of attack against Lauda lately. I support her work that she is doing in the bitmixer signature campaign. The posts of those users seems of better quality as of these latest 2 months.  I don't support her tagging accounts without evidence  and I agree with Shorena in this.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: rizzlarolla on January 16, 2017, 09:10:56 PM
A lot of attack against Lauda lately. I support her work that she is doing in the bitmixer signature campaign. The posts of those users seems of better quality as of these latest 2 months.  I don't support her tagging accounts without evidence  and I agree with Shorena in this.

I've only seen a few lightweight attacks, am i missing something?

So, you haven't posted for over two and half years, till in the last 6 weeks, then you been studying bitmix poster quality, ha, makes sense, not.
Have you applied to join bitmix yet?

Johny, have you just bought that account?


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Quickseller on January 16, 2017, 09:23:01 PM
A lot of attack against Lauda lately. I support her work that she is doing in the bitmixer signature campaign. The posts of those users seems of better quality as of these latest 2 months.  I don't support her tagging accounts without evidence  and I agree with Shorena in this.

I've only seen a few lightweight attacks, am i missing something?

So, you haven't posted for over two and half years, till in the last 6 weeks, then you been studying bitmix poster quality, ha, makes sense, not.
Have you applied to join bitmix yet?

Johny, have you just bought that account?

Yes, obviously. It was apparently purchased by someone who is a supporter of Lauda.....just sayin


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: rizzlarolla on January 16, 2017, 10:25:04 PM
A lot of attack against Lauda lately. I support her work that she is doing in the bitmixer signature campaign. The posts of those users seems of better quality as of these latest 2 months.  I don't support her tagging accounts without evidence  and I agree with Shorena in this.

I've only seen a few lightweight attacks, am i missing something?

So, you haven't posted for over two and half years, till in the last 6 weeks, then you been studying bitmix poster quality, ha, makes sense, not.
Have you applied to join bitmix yet?

Johny, have you just bought that account?

Yes, obviously. It was apparently purchased by someone who is a supporter of Lauda.....just sayin

Yes obviously, that is the obvious answer.

But really, he's probably just bought the account to sig spam or scam.
Just easing his way back in, unnoticed, talking of quality to slip into a campaign or gain cred.
Probably he doesn't give two hoots about Lauda.

But that is slightly less obvious, so will go completely over most heads here.
Or will appear to.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Anduck on January 16, 2017, 10:56:56 PM
Back to the topic: Yes, Lauda should be a moderator. Lauda will ban ya'll scammers and spammers!


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: FFrankie on January 17, 2017, 01:27:39 AM
Back to the topic: Yes, Lauda should be a moderator. Lauda will ban ya'll scammers and spammers!


Every single time I see someone who as red trust, I feel like it is always lauda or zepher that left it. So with the amount of time that they put into this forum I do not think many other mods put nearly as much time in


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: botany on January 17, 2017, 01:29:45 AM
Back to the topic: Yes, Lauda should be a moderator. Lauda will ban ya'll scammers and spammers!

Mods only act on spammers, not on scammers.  :)
So yes, Lauda being / not being a moderator is not related to Lauda being / not being on Default Trust.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: JohnyBigs on January 17, 2017, 02:28:22 PM
A lot of attack against Lauda lately. I support her work that she is doing in the bitmixer signature campaign. The posts of those users seems of better quality as of these latest 2 months.  I don't support her tagging accounts without evidence  and I agree with Shorena in this.

I've only seen a few lightweight attacks, am i missing something?

So, you haven't posted for over two and half years, till in the last 6 weeks, then you been studying bitmix poster quality, ha, makes sense, not.
Have you applied to join bitmix yet?

Johny, have you just bought that account?

Yes, obviously. It was apparently purchased by someone who is a supporter of Lauda.....just sayin

Yes obviously, that is the obvious answer.

But really, he's probably just bought the account to sig spam or scam.
Just easing his way back in, unnoticed, talking of quality to slip into a campaign or gain cred.
Probably he doesn't give two hoots about Lauda.

But that is slightly less obvious, so will go completely over most heads here.
Or will appear to.

It is really interesting to see how good you tag along together. Investigating such case I can confirm like Gunthar that Quickseller is using not only gorgon as his alt account but also rizzlarolla. The way you write is almost identical so I have no doubts that you are alts of each other trying to fight Lauda for her good work that she is doing in the forum.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: minifrij on January 19, 2017, 12:41:57 AM
Isnt there a program out there that was literally designed to compare the writing styles of quickseller to any other account?
There is, however it requires a large amount of written information. The accounts being mentioned do not have a large number of posts, nor are these posts very long. Therefore, they do not fit the criteria.



Yes, obviously. It was apparently purchased by someone who is a supporter of Lauda.....just sayin
Just as accounts like whothefuckareyou (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=43688) were bought/hacked specifically to shill against Lauda?

Also, why do you ignore my questions? I'm only trying to help you make your case clearer for others to understand.



Investigating such case I can confirm like Gunthar that Quickseller is using not only gorgon as his alt account but also rizzlarolla. The way you write is almost identical so I have no doubts that you are alts of each other trying to fight Lauda for her good work that she is doing in the forum.
I really doubt that. It seems like you're just trying to take a jab at someone because they criticized you.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Sourgummies on January 19, 2017, 12:46:03 AM
Im not sure why but Luada does seem to get into things much more the other mods and that kinda irritates me but i've never had ant direct interaction with lauda. My feelings just come from watching how he/she carry's themselves on the forum.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: JohnyBigs on January 19, 2017, 08:52:19 AM
Isnt there a program out there that was literally designed to compare the writing styles of quickseller to any other account?
There is, however it requires a large amount of written information. The accounts being mentioned do not have a large number of posts, nor are these posts very long. Therefore, they do not fit the criteria.



Yes, obviously. It was apparently purchased by someone who is a supporter of Lauda.....just sayin
Just as accounts like whothefuckareyou (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=43688) were bought/hacked specifically to shill against Lauda?

Also, why do you ignore my questions? I'm only trying to help you make your case clearer for others to understand.



Investigating such case I can confirm like Gunthar that Quickseller is using not only gorgon as his alt account but also rizzlarolla. The way you write is almost identical so I have no doubts that you are alts of each other trying to fight Lauda for her good work that she is doing in the forum.
I really doubt that. It seems like you're just trying to take a jab at someone because they criticized you.

Please check all the posts of rizzlarolla and Quickseller and you will agree with me. Not only the writing style but also their way of thinking is almost identical.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Quickseller on January 19, 2017, 09:18:52 AM
Investigating such case I can confirm like Gunthar that Quickseller is using not only gorgon as his alt account but also rizzle larolla. The way you write is almost identical so I have no doubts that you are alts of each other trying to fight Lauda for her good work that she is doing in the forum.
I really doubt that. It seems like you're just trying to take a jab at someone because they criticized you.

Please check all the posts of rizzlarolla and Quickseller and you will agree with me. Not only the writing style but also their way of thinking is almost identical.
minifrij is probably not the best person to be asking the type of questions that require that kind of critical thinking.

Although I have not looked into your assertion that I both have a similar writing style and way of thinking of rizzlarolla, I am willing to concede that I am smart -- it is possible that neither of us likes how corrupt Lauda is, how unbalanced Lauda is, among other things.

If you want, you can have tspacepilot check each of our copious scores to see if they are similar.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: minifrij on January 19, 2017, 01:39:22 PM
minifrij is probably not the best person to be asking the type of questions that require that kind of critical thinking.
:(

Similarly, Quickseller probably isn't the best person to be asking questions to. Considering he ignores anything that doesn't fit his agenda.



Please check all the posts of rizzlarolla and Quickseller and you will agree with me. Not only the writing style but also their way of thinking is almost identical.
I cannot agree with this. rizzlarolla has a strong negative stance on the topic of Bought/Farmed accounts when I would expect that QS is on the complete opposite side. I also disagree that their language is the same, although I may be wrong.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: rizzlarolla on January 19, 2017, 05:30:06 PM
Please check all the posts of rizzlarolla and Quickseller and you will agree with me. Not only the writing style but also their way of thinking is almost identical.
I cannot agree with this. rizzlarolla has a strong negative stance on the topic of Bought/Farmed accounts when I would expect that QS is on the complete opposite side. I also disagree that their language is the same, although I may be wrong.

Your not wrong minifrij. I've not seen anyone more against multi farmed accounts than myself.
I destroy bought/sold/farmed accounts. Doesn't QS create/buy/sell accounts?
johnyBigs is simply trying to save his bought account with clear deflection.

johnybigs, you never answered the question.
When did you buy that account of yours?

btw bigs account, i'm not fighting Lauda.
I think Lauda hates farmed accounts, but theymos loves them. (and creates them or allows them to be created for scamming - for a fee)
I think Lauda hates spam, but that is what theymos's farmed accounts do.
I think Lauda wanted a "banned" tag to help in our investigations, but theymos didn't want to give any help.

Lauda wants to act against these things. but theymos doesn't.
Does anyone else wonder why that is?


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: jackshephard on January 19, 2017, 06:09:11 PM
I think Lauda is doing a great job overall, even though I still don't understand the negative given to Roger in the first place? Although I don't like Roger ideas but the feedback was about "personal privacy"?
btw Roger should be out of DT for sure..


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Vod on January 19, 2017, 06:10:09 PM
Lauda wants to act against these things. but theymos doesn't.
Does anyone else wonder why that is?

I would guess for the same reason the POTUS doesn't write traffic tickets.  He is still against illegal parking, but he doesn't have the time to deal with it.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: rizzlarolla on January 19, 2017, 06:46:15 PM
Lauda wants to act against these things. but theymos doesn't.
Does anyone else wonder why that is?

I would guess for the same reason the POTUS doesn't write traffic tickets.  He is still against illegal parking, but he doesn't have the time to deal with it.

What a limp guess.

the standard response - theymos is busy - ahhh.
Too busy to even press a button for a "banned" rank, (that could be "retired" rank to be more gentle) championed by Lauda in the "fight" against spam.

Your comparison is rubbish.
I'm not asking him to go on spam patrol, i'm asking why theymos the dictator (unelected) of bitcointalk does not deal with the "bigger" jobs that a POTUS should deal with, for example -

the 90 farmed accounts created in 2 days, i have shown to be owned by and posting by 1 person shilling the latest scams.
(those scam's will most likely have paid theymos directly for advertising here)
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1597201.msg17497960#msg17497960

plus the other 600 i have listed. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1670807.0
Plus the other hundreds i have not published yet. All either scamming genuine users or taking their sig places.
(not that genuine members would want to pump ARK or Waves or chronobank.io or the others)

Why would the dictatorship not act on this?
(theymos knew about all these accounts way before me)

This is not parking tickets. This is organised crime...


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Anduck on January 20, 2017, 12:52:35 AM
Back to the topic: Yes, Lauda should be a moderator. Lauda will ban ya'll scammers and spammers!

Mods only act on spammers, not on scammers.  :)
So yes, Lauda being / not being a moderator is not related to Lauda being / not being on Default Trust.

Right. Well, they should act on obvious scammers too. They used to.

Also, often spammers turn out to be scammers too.. :)


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Sourgummies on January 20, 2017, 12:57:07 AM
Lauda wants to act against these things. but theymos doesn't.
Does anyone else wonder why that is?

I would guess for the same reason the POTUS doesn't write traffic tickets.  He is still against illegal parking, but he doesn't have the time to deal with it.

What a limp guess.

the standard response - theymos is busy - ahhh.
Too busy to even press a button for a "banned" rank, (that could be "retired" rank to be more gentle) championed by Lauda in the "fight" against spam.

Your comparison is rubbish.
I'm not asking him to go on spam patrol, i'm asking why theymos the dictator (unelected) of bitcointalk does not deal with the "bigger" jobs that a POTUS should deal with, for example -

the 90 farmed accounts created in 2 days, i have shown to be owned by and posting by 1 person shilling the latest scams.
(those scam's will most likely have paid theymos directly for advertising here)
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1597201.msg17497960#msg17497960

plus the other 600 i have listed. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1670807.0
Plus the other hundreds i have not published yet. All either scamming genuine users or taking their sig places.
(not that genuine members would want to pump ARK or Waves or chronobank.io or the others)

Why would the dictatorship not act on this?
(theymos knew about all these accounts way before me)

This is not parking tickets. This is organised crime...


Holly fuck that dude has a lot of shill accounts. WOW. Or those guys, WOW.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Anduck on January 20, 2017, 01:01:16 AM
Lauda wants to act against these things. but theymos doesn't.
Does anyone else wonder why that is?

I would guess for the same reason the POTUS doesn't write traffic tickets.  He is still against illegal parking, but he doesn't have the time to deal with it.

What a limp guess.

the standard response - theymos is busy - ahhh.
Too busy to even press a button for a "banned" rank, (that could be "retired" rank to be more gentle) championed by Lauda in the "fight" against spam.

Your comparison is rubbish.
I'm not asking him to go on spam patrol, i'm asking why theymos the dictator (unelected) of bitcointalk does not deal with the "bigger" jobs that a POTUS should deal with, for example -

the 90 farmed accounts created in 2 days, i have shown to be owned by and posting by 1 person shilling the latest scams.
(those scam's will most likely have paid theymos directly for advertising here)
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1597201.msg17497960#msg17497960

plus the other 600 i have listed. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1670807.0
Plus the other hundreds i have not published yet. All either scamming genuine users or taking their sig places.
(not that genuine members would want to pump ARK or Waves or chronobank.io or the others)

Why would the dictatorship not act on this?
(theymos knew about all these accounts way before me)

This is not parking tickets. This is organised crime...


Holly fuck that dude has a lot of shill accounts. WOW. Or those guys, WOW.

Hahah. Wow indeed. How does he do the farming anyway? I think I saw a bot once which took a sentence from old response and posted it as their own.. How on earth can this guy farm these accounts and keep himself sane? Conversations in threads between the accounts, or what?

It also takes some time to make these lists anyway. Lots of time spent there.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Sourgummies on January 20, 2017, 01:09:42 AM
Lauda wants to act against these things. but theymos doesn't.
Does anyone else wonder why that is?

I would guess for the same reason the POTUS doesn't write traffic tickets.  He is still against illegal parking, but he doesn't have the time to deal with it.

What a limp guess.

the standard response - theymos is busy - ahhh.
Too busy to even press a button for a "banned" rank, (that could be "retired" rank to be more gentle) championed by Lauda in the "fight" against spam.

Your comparison is rubbish.
I'm not asking him to go on spam patrol, i'm asking why theymos the dictator (unelected) of bitcointalk does not deal with the "bigger" jobs that a POTUS should deal with, for example -

the 90 farmed accounts created in 2 days, i have shown to be owned by and posting by 1 person shilling the latest scams.
(those scam's will most likely have paid theymos directly for advertising here)
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1597201.msg17497960#msg17497960

plus the other 600 i have listed. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1670807.0
Plus the other hundreds i have not published yet. All either scamming genuine users or taking their sig places.
(not that genuine members would want to pump ARK or Waves or chronobank.io or the others)

Why would the dictatorship not act on this?
(theymos knew about all these accounts way before me)

This is not parking tickets. This is organised crime...


Holly fuck that dude has a lot of shill accounts. WOW. Or those guys, WOW.

Hahah. Wow indeed. How does he do the farming anyway? I think I saw a bot once which took a sentence from old response and posted it as their own.. How on earth can this guy farm these accounts and keep himself sane? Conversations in threads between the accounts, or what?

It also takes some time to make these lists anyway. Lots of time spent there.

Seriously. Who has time to make that list anyway and do all the research. Talk about not having a life.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: minifrij on January 20, 2017, 01:14:22 AM
Lauda wants to act against these things. but theymos doesn't.
Does anyone else wonder why that is?
I think it's more of a case of him not caring. I don't think he profits directly from any of this (not saying that he doesn't profit whatsoever), more that it doesn't cause enough of a fuss in his life for him to give a shit.



I think Lauda is doing a great job overall, even though I still don't understand the negative given to Roger in the first place? Although I don't like Roger ideas but the feedback was about "personal privacy"?
Lauda didn't trust Roger, therefore left them a negative rating. I believe the rating was to do with their stance on scaling solutions and how they dealt with promoting their own. The original rating can probably be found somewhere.

btw Roger should be out of DT for sure..
HostFat (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=203) is the person to ask about that.



This thread has also gone massively off topic for now. Any conversation about farmed accounts and the like should probably be moved elsewhere.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Timelord2067 on January 20, 2017, 06:16:27 AM
It is really interesting to see how good you tag along together. Investigating such case I can confirm like Gunthar that Quickseller is using not only gorgon as his alt account but also rizzlarolla. The way you write is almost identical so I have no doubts that you are alts of each other trying to fight Lauda for her good work that she is doing in the forum.

*IF* rizzlarolla is an alt of the Alt known as quickseller it could explain why rizzlarolla never responded over the last two months to this request of mine:

Hi @rizzlarolla,

I have a strong feeling that these three UID's:

19 November 2013, 02:47:49 Date Registered: Anixs     u=163265 http://archive.is/QVXgN

19 November 2013, 05:43:15 Date Registered: Wendigo u=163375 http://archive.is/Ds15V

19 November 2013, 19:37:12 Date Registered: WhiteyZ u=163888 http://archive.is/Ql4eY

Are either Alts, or, at the very least are Farmed Accounts TM in either case I was wondering if:

Using these three as templates, can you trawl through their post history and compare their posting patterns (ie once per fortnight, same day ie Monday, that sort of thing) and then if their patterns are similar over a period of time, then using that pattern to sweep for other UIDs that are also farmed?

WhiteyZ and gorgon666 as well as a number of others all compose foreign language threads for PornCoin which TomatoCage was the escrow with Wallet Address 1P8hf47T1tDqVS8dx8y4G3nV7XLNHz6t1z for the IPO

10 November 2013, 06:29:10 Date Registered:    gorgon666 u=159352 http://archive.is/Iogjg
19 November 2013, 19:37:12 Date Registered:        WhiteyZ u=163888

07 March 2014, 08:50:20 Date Registered:    pawnco.in u=265418 http://archive.is/7o28G
10 March 2014, 12:25:55 pawnco.in u=265418  starts a self moderated thread: [PRE-ANN][IPCO][PAWN] Pawncoin - Online Pawn shop based on Bitcoin Protocol https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=508824.0

archived version from the 9th of April, 2014. http://archive.is/oKmtX  as you can see, the first ten days of post have been deleted.

Two days later 12 March 2014, 04:16:43 TomatoCage starts thread Escrow address question https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=511325.0 concerning Wallet Address 1P8hf47T1tDqVS8dx8y4G3nV7XLNHz6t1z is told to use coin control wallets for escrow. and says s/he will from now on. http://archive.is/K0211#selection-1617.0-1811.114

13 March 2014, 12:40:36 Date Registered:    Sooyoung u=289174 http://archive.is/Q50bj
13 March 2014, 16:05:30 Date Registered:        Jhanzo u=289290 http://archive.is/xLhvQ

eight days after that 20 March 2014 Things aren't going too well for pawnco.in: "DEV the only way you can fix this is by relaunch. Announce a relaunch as fast as possible before more people get screwed by buying these worthless coins! There are already sale orders piling up on the exchanges!" (HeaDeKBaT) http://archive.is/OLt1L#selection-5185.0-5185.211 (Ten days of posts have been deleted, so we can't know what's transpired prior and there's till 178 pages to go)

and a further four days later 24 March 2014, 11:10:54 Date Registered:    Raxe.io u=301032 http://archive.is/Wsnlk
?? 24 March 2014, 15:45:10 Date Registered:    waterpile u=301123 http://archive.is/URObX
Quote
KingOfSports -64: -6 / +0   2014-12-24   0.00000000      Many comments made by this user are random and have very little specific subject. Very highly this account is simply being built up to sell at a later point. Be wary of this account.

josef2000 0: -0 / +0   2015-01-05   0.00000000      Ignore what Kingofsports says, he is abusing the trust system

24 Mar 2014 06:59:52 UTC snap shot of raxe.io https://archive.is/eV1lo

From this snapshot, we glean the sample transaction in this image https://archive.is/eV1lo/4b1b6275eba7897cdfe9c662eadbea6542e6997b.png there is a wallet address:

https://blockchain.info/address/1D7JkNiFvs5mNNabVAiKsZz6Lrz7NgWbBV

1D7JkNiFvs5mNNabVAiKsZz6Lrz7NgWbBV is part of Wallet [10081830a7] https://www.walletexplorer.com/wallet/10081830a7875bc2/addresses and has 13 Wallet Addresses.

The wallet address for that screen shot I post I reply to Wendigo who I'd earlier identified as an alt of quickseller:

1D7JkNiFvs5mNNabVAiKsZz6Lrz7NgWbBV
https://blockchain.info/address/1D7JkNiFvs5mNNabVAiKsZz6Lrz7NgWbBV

Follow the money...

Wendigo then backed down completely without even attempting to challenge what the wallet address was in relation to.

To whom it may concern   8)

I don't know what your problem exactly is but you can't be more wrong regarding the libel and slander you are throwing at me every single day. I don't know what you are trying to achieve here and to be honest I don't care any more. I have decided to show you some courtesy and have deleted the evidence about you having alt account(s) yourself because I think this is the right thing to do at the end of the day. The proof was there for quite some time and I think interested parties have seen it already. What they are going to do is none of my business.
I think you have some mental problem or something but let me tell you that you are barking up the wrong tree here. I can't make you stop either but I am pretty sure the only thing you will succeed in doing is making a complete fool of yourself.

Now I am really going to put you on ignore and go about my day and you can keep your 'investigations' to yourself because I am really tired of all this bickering.

Have a nice day Sherlock  ;)

The alt known as quickseller created PornCoin, their alt TomatoCage was the escrow for the IPO, things went belly up and TomatoCage barely came through unscathed.

Four months later the Alts quickseller, Panthers52, deluxeCITY, ACCTseller etc were created.

20 July 2014, 05:29:56 Date Registered:    ACCTseller u=357263
20 July 2014, 06:40:20 Date Registered:    deluxeCITY u=357282
21 July 2014, 01:31:08 Date Registered:    Panthers52 u=357487
22 July 2014, 15:51:40 Date Registered:    Quickseller u=358020

Self promotion of porncoin by at least WhiteyZ and gorgon666 as well as Raxe.io u=301032 being created to vouch for pawnco.in u=265418

When TomatoCage was identified as being an alt of quickseller by myself and others, that UID was effectively retired so that their DT ranking would remain intact (i.e. no further posts, no chance to trip up further and be removed from DT).

19 May 2014, 04:00:12 Date Registered:    CryptoCanary u=332653 http://archive.is/CGlCi

11 June 2014, 02:50:25 Date Registered:    mexxer-2 u=341982

12 June 2014, 10:51:00 Undetered by the PawnCoin disaster, pawnco.in starts a new thread [PRE-ANN] ePawncoin | 100% POS | New Source coded | White paper| Pre-sale https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=649025.0 https://archive.is/yP6k3 offering to swap PawnCoin's 2:1 for ePawnCoin's.

    "Raxe: https://raxe.io" is part of the OP https://archive.is/yP6k3#selection-665.0-667.15 from the 29 Jun 2014 02:46:23 UTC we have the following snapshot of raxe.io https://archive.is/QME7W

16 June 2014, 03:27:23 Date Registered:        BiPolarBob u=343899 http://archive.is/Z6led

23 June 2014, 13:09:55 the last post (that survives) - [ANN][PAWN] Pawncoin |* New Wallet Update *|ePawncoin IPO in new thread posted by Raxe.io http://archive.is/WwXPn#selection-1365.0-1385.82


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Wendigo on January 20, 2017, 08:03:18 AM
Your report is going to https://www.acorn.gov.au/ along with you mister . Have a nice day.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Anduck on January 20, 2017, 11:01:35 AM
Maybe this thread should be locked as there are apparently no on-topic discussion happening anymore.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Timelord2067 on January 20, 2017, 11:22:54 AM
Your report is going to https://www.acorn.gov.au/ along with you mister . Have a nice day.

I do believe Wendigo / quickseller etc is trying to blackmail me... http://archive.is/fkRKx#selection-8335.0-8361.41

In any event, has anyone else noticed this:

25 February 2014, 05:24:31 Date Registered:        extraKrispy u=257307
04 March 2014, 05:03:56 Date Registered:    RiverBoatBTC -7: -3 / +1 u=261927 http://archive.is/ypu1n
07 March 2014, 08:50:20 Date Registered:    pawnco.in u=265418 http://archive.is/7o28G

26 May 2015 09:00:43 ePawnCoin thread deleted / last modified - all posts removed

26 May 2015 11:21:40 PawnCoin [IPCO] (10 March 2014) thread last edited by pawnco.in - first ten days of posts are removed.
27 May 2015, 06:51:24 Last Active:        extraKrispy http://archive.is/cCDAn
28 May 2015, 16:08:33 Last Active:    pawnco.in u=265418 http://archive.is/7o28G
30 May 2015, 01:36:22 Date Registered:    Tomatocage1 u=517424 http://archive.is/qggFI
01 June 2015, 04:18:04 Last Active:    Tomatocage1 u=517424 http://archive.is/qggFI
01 June 2015, 07:33:36 Last Active:    RiverBoatBTC -7: -3 / +1 u=261927 http://archive.is/ypu1n


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: JohnyBigs on January 20, 2017, 01:17:29 PM
It is really interesting to see how good you tag along together. Investigating such case I can confirm like Gunthar that Quickseller is using not only gorgon as his alt account but also rizzlarolla. The way you write is almost identical so I have no doubts that you are alts of each other trying to fight Lauda for her good work that she is doing in the forum.

*IF* rizzlarolla is an alt of the Alt known as quickseller it could explain why rizzlarolla never responded over the last two months to this request of mine:

Hi @rizzlarolla,

I have a strong feeling that these three UID's:

19 November 2013, 02:47:49 Date Registered: Anixs     u=163265 http://archive.is/QVXgN

19 November 2013, 05:43:15 Date Registered: Wendigo u=163375 http://archive.is/Ds15V

19 November 2013, 19:37:12 Date Registered: WhiteyZ u=163888 http://archive.is/Ql4eY

Are either Alts, or, at the very least are Farmed Accounts TM in either case I was wondering if:

Using these three as templates, can you trawl through their post history and compare their posting patterns (ie once per fortnight, same day ie Monday, that sort of thing) and then if their patterns are similar over a period of time, then using that pattern to sweep for other UIDs that are also farmed?

WhiteyZ and gorgon666 as well as a number of others all compose foreign language threads for PornCoin which TomatoCage was the escrow with Wallet Address 1P8hf47T1tDqVS8dx8y4G3nV7XLNHz6t1z for the IPO

10 November 2013, 06:29:10 Date Registered:    gorgon666 u=159352 http://archive.is/Iogjg
19 November 2013, 19:37:12 Date Registered:        WhiteyZ u=163888

07 March 2014, 08:50:20 Date Registered:    pawnco.in u=265418 http://archive.is/7o28G
10 March 2014, 12:25:55 pawnco.in u=265418  starts a self moderated thread: [PRE-ANN][IPCO][PAWN] Pawncoin - Online Pawn shop based on Bitcoin Protocol https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=508824.0

archived version from the 9th of April, 2014. http://archive.is/oKmtX  as you can see, the first ten days of post have been deleted.

Two days later 12 March 2014, 04:16:43 TomatoCage starts thread Escrow address question https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=511325.0 concerning Wallet Address 1P8hf47T1tDqVS8dx8y4G3nV7XLNHz6t1z is told to use coin control wallets for escrow. and says s/he will from now on. http://archive.is/K0211#selection-1617.0-1811.114

13 March 2014, 12:40:36 Date Registered:    Sooyoung u=289174 http://archive.is/Q50bj
13 March 2014, 16:05:30 Date Registered:        Jhanzo u=289290 http://archive.is/xLhvQ

eight days after that 20 March 2014 Things aren't going too well for pawnco.in: "DEV the only way you can fix this is by relaunch. Announce a relaunch as fast as possible before more people get screwed by buying these worthless coins! There are already sale orders piling up on the exchanges!" (HeaDeKBaT) http://archive.is/OLt1L#selection-5185.0-5185.211 (Ten days of posts have been deleted, so we can't know what's transpired prior and there's till 178 pages to go)

and a further four days later 24 March 2014, 11:10:54 Date Registered:    Raxe.io u=301032 http://archive.is/Wsnlk
?? 24 March 2014, 15:45:10 Date Registered:    waterpile u=301123 http://archive.is/URObX
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KingOfSports -64: -6 / +0   2014-12-24   0.00000000      Many comments made by this user are random and have very little specific subject. Very highly this account is simply being built up to sell at a later point. Be wary of this account.

josef2000 0: -0 / +0   2015-01-05   0.00000000      Ignore what Kingofsports says, he is abusing the trust system

24 Mar 2014 06:59:52 UTC snap shot of raxe.io https://archive.is/eV1lo

From this snapshot, we glean the sample transaction in this image https://archive.is/eV1lo/4b1b6275eba7897cdfe9c662eadbea6542e6997b.png there is a wallet address:

https://blockchain.info/address/1D7JkNiFvs5mNNabVAiKsZz6Lrz7NgWbBV

1D7JkNiFvs5mNNabVAiKsZz6Lrz7NgWbBV is part of Wallet [10081830a7] https://www.walletexplorer.com/wallet/10081830a7875bc2/addresses and has 13 Wallet Addresses.

The wallet address for that screen shot I post I reply to Wendigo who I'd earlier identified as an alt of quickseller:

1D7JkNiFvs5mNNabVAiKsZz6Lrz7NgWbBV
https://blockchain.info/address/1D7JkNiFvs5mNNabVAiKsZz6Lrz7NgWbBV

Follow the money...

Wendigo then backed down completely without even attempting to challenge what the wallet address was in relation to.

To whom it may concern   8)

I don't know what your problem exactly is but you can't be more wrong regarding the libel and slander you are throwing at me every single day. I don't know what you are trying to achieve here and to be honest I don't care any more. I have decided to show you some courtesy and have deleted the evidence about you having alt account(s) yourself because I think this is the right thing to do at the end of the day. The proof was there for quite some time and I think interested parties have seen it already. What they are going to do is none of my business.
I think you have some mental problem or something but let me tell you that you are barking up the wrong tree here. I can't make you stop either but I am pretty sure the only thing you will succeed in doing is making a complete fool of yourself.

Now I am really going to put you on ignore and go about my day and you can keep your 'investigations' to yourself because I am really tired of all this bickering.

Have a nice day Sherlock  ;)

The alt known as quickseller created PornCoin, their alt TomatoCage was the escrow for the IPO, things went belly up and TomatoCage barely came through unscathed.

Four months later the Alts quickseller, Panthers52, deluxeCITY, ACCTseller etc were created.

20 July 2014, 05:29:56 Date Registered:    ACCTseller u=357263
20 July 2014, 06:40:20 Date Registered:    deluxeCITY u=357282
21 July 2014, 01:31:08 Date Registered:    Panthers52 u=357487
22 July 2014, 15:51:40 Date Registered:    Quickseller u=358020

Self promotion of porncoin by at least WhiteyZ and gorgon666 as well as Raxe.io u=301032 being created to vouch for pawnco.in u=265418

When TomatoCage was identified as being an alt of quickseller by myself and others, that UID was effectively retired so that their DT ranking would remain intact (i.e. no further posts, no chance to trip up further and be removed from DT).

19 May 2014, 04:00:12 Date Registered:    CryptoCanary u=332653 http://archive.is/CGlCi

11 June 2014, 02:50:25 Date Registered:    mexxer-2 u=341982

12 June 2014, 10:51:00 Undetered by the PawnCoin disaster, pawnco.in starts a new thread [PRE-ANN] ePawncoin | 100% POS | New Source coded | White paper| Pre-sale https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=649025.0 https://archive.is/yP6k3 offering to swap PawnCoin's 2:1 for ePawnCoin's.

    "Raxe: https://raxe.io" is part of the OP https://archive.is/yP6k3#selection-665.0-667.15 from the 29 Jun 2014 02:46:23 UTC we have the following snapshot of raxe.io https://archive.is/QME7W

16 June 2014, 03:27:23 Date Registered:        BiPolarBob u=343899 http://archive.is/Z6led

23 June 2014, 13:09:55 the last post (that survives) - [ANN][PAWN] Pawncoin |* New Wallet Update *|ePawncoin IPO in new thread posted by Raxe.io http://archive.is/WwXPn#selection-1365.0-1385.82

Finally someone with a sane brain in this forum. During my almost 4 years of stay here you are the only person who accuses people with evidence and that is only to be respected. Quickseller together with rizzlarolla are trying to end as many accounts who are an obstacle to their scamming games as they can. I am giving you a green rating only for your work you do here Timelord.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: rizzlarolla on January 20, 2017, 05:06:03 PM
*IF* rizzlarolla is an alt of the Alt known as quickseller it could explain why rizzlarolla never responded over the last two months to this request of mine:

Please see i replied here to avoid off topic.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1597201.msg17566777#msg17566777

Finally someone with a sane brain in this forum. During my almost 4 years of stay here you are the only person who accuses people with evidence and that is only to be respected. Quickseller together with rizzlarolla are trying to end as many accounts who are an obstacle to their scamming games as they can. I am giving you a green rating only for your work you do here Timelord.

Please see i replied here to avoid off topic.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1733765.msg17567248#msg17567248


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Timelord2067 on January 20, 2017, 09:57:04 PM
Finally someone with a sane brain in this forum. During my almost 4 years of stay here you are the only person who accuses people with evidence and that is only to be respected. Quickseller together with rizzlarolla are trying to end as many accounts who are an obstacle to their scamming games as they can. I am giving you a green rating only for your work you do here Timelord.

Thanks for your good wishes and I appreciate your mark of trust.

quickseller has been known to give a sold UID Red Paint TM after sale rendering that account unsellable.  S/he can then sell another Farmed Account TM via one of their many known or as yet unknown alts and then restart the whole process over again.

It'd be interesting if users who've been stung by this particular scam of being sold a UID that then gets flagged start coming forward.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Quickseller on January 21, 2017, 06:50:36 AM
It appears that Laurda is now attempting to extort money from suspected criminals and has admitted to doing so.

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This is Lauda from bitcointalk.org  (uid=101872), using the PGP Fingerprint CBB8 39C0 188B ADE8 A80C  90B2 F4E3 AD3C 52F9 9ADB as staked here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1159946.msg16464161#msg16464161.

Today is the 20th of January 2017. I, and a group of coin collectors have been running a deep investigation on the user Zeroxal due to his unusual behaviour regarding the acquisition and origin of funds that he has recently admitted to being in control of.
As a part of this investigation, I have created an agreement with the user Tman to send an 'extortion' message to Zeroxal requesting that they come clean, and send me a 'stake' in order to keep me silent. The agreement stated that the message should only be sent should we proceed to hand Zeroxal and all the information to the relevant authorities. The sole purpose of this action was never to acquire money, but rather to trap Zeroxal into reveal the final evidence required in order build a proper case against him.

Should any funds be acquired via this message, a mutual agreement will be made amongst the 'investigators' as to what shall be done with the funds. Under no circumstances will Lauda (or any other user) use these funds for personal gain. In the case of the required information not being rehanded over to the other investigators, the public and/or proper authorities when required, the user Lauda will be guilty of voiding the agreement with Tman and other investigators. By extension, they will therefore be guilty of extortion.

This message is timestamped via the last mined block (449202) at the time of encryption, carrying the hash:
00000000000000000236fa4d0cbc867afd83119547d461c29fbce68d28e81645

http://pastebin.com/fjL6VnLD
https://zerobin.net/?39b2a85a2d5d02e9#WCbZMnhqDOyQx5AQHQMOEB/I+W0NPnrexLx1g/aMOqo=


He refuses to give ma a valid explanation and claims me being a criminal without any proof.
https://i.imgur.com/IkFBe54.png


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: achow101 on January 24, 2017, 04:54:39 PM
You got what you wanted. Lauda is no longer a staff member. You can lock this thread now.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Vod on January 24, 2017, 10:27:22 PM
You got what you wanted. Lauda is no longer a staff member. You can lock this thread now.

 ???  Wow

This will hurt the forum.  Lauda was one of the most active staff members.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: botany on January 24, 2017, 11:53:11 PM
You got what you wanted. Lauda is no longer a staff member. You can lock this thread now.

Ouch. So much for the results of the voting for the global moderator with Lauda coming second.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: 1Referee on January 25, 2017, 01:25:34 AM
It's a damn shame that Lauda is no longer a staff/moderator anymore. Lauda was the most active staff member that took care of most requests pretty fast. Exactly what this forum needed. Because of Lauda this forum has seen it's quality go up from horribly bad (and prevented it from going even worse), to something a bit more appropriate.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: botany on January 25, 2017, 01:31:15 AM
It's a damn shame that Lauda is no longer a staff/moderator anymore. Lauda was the most active staff member that took care of most requests pretty fast. Exactly what this forum needed. Because of Lauda this forum has seen it's quality go up from horribly bad (and prevented it from going even worse), to something a bit more appropriate.

There can be no doubt that Lauda was indeed very active and that action on the BitMixer campaign really resulted in the amount of spam coming down. But the admins of this forum must have their reasons for removing Lauda as a staff member, which (unfortunately) I think will never be made public.


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: Quickseller on January 25, 2017, 01:41:36 AM
It's a damn shame that Lauda is no longer a staff/moderator anymore. Lauda was the most active staff member that took care of most requests pretty fast. Exactly what this forum needed. Because of Lauda this forum has seen it's quality go up from horribly bad (and prevented it from going even worse), to something a bit more appropriate.

There can be no doubt that Lauda was indeed very active and that action on the BitMixer campaign really resulted in the amount of spam coming down. But the admins of this forum must have their reasons for removing Lauda as a staff member, which (unfortunately) I think will never be made public.
You don't think it had something to do with the fact that lauda recently admitted to trying to extort someone?


Title: Re: Q: Should Lauda *really* be a moderator of bitcointalk A: no
Post by: SaltySpitoon on January 25, 2017, 02:22:32 AM
I've been making an active effort to lock threads in meta once they have reached a conclusion. If anyone has any reason why the thread should be unlocked, you are welcome to request that it be unlocked, and I'll happily do so. But Meta is one of those sections that spammers feel that they can hide their spam, and be outraged when their posts are deleted under the guise of "this is supposed to be a special section about the forum!".