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Title: How much is the ransom? Post by: niotib on April 24, 2019, 04:13:51 PM How much is the ransom for removing a red trust and to whom I should pay?
Title: Re: How much is the ransom? Post by: shasan on April 24, 2019, 04:16:47 PM How much is the ransom for removing a red trust and to whom I should pay? No one will remove negative feedback for payment. And I am also giving you another one as you trying to give payment for removing negative trust. (post edited)Title: Re: How much is the ransom? Post by: bill gator on April 24, 2019, 04:17:37 PM Are you making a joke out of poor taste, or is this honestly something you believe to be the circumstance?
actmyname left you a negative trust for "Auctioning off account for rent." : https://archive.is/HjpVD Account trading is frowned upon and generally results in negative trust that stands. You could try speaking with actmyname, but if you attempt to bribe them or accuse them of holding your reputation ransom then I doubt it will end well. Why would someone want to rent a forum account here for any purpose other than scamming on it and leaving the owner holding the bag? I am also giving you another one as you trying to buy positive feedback. Where is this user attempting to buy positive feedback? Unless you mean their attempt to pay for the removal of a negative. Title: Re: How much is the ransom? Post by: nutildah on April 24, 2019, 04:17:48 PM How much is the ransom for removing a red trust and to whom I should pay? LOL. Its 10 howeycoins and you of course have to pay theymos. Title: Re: How much is the ransom? Post by: cabalism13 on April 24, 2019, 04:18:42 PM How much is the ransom for removing a red trust and to whom I should pay? You'd better become a newbie again, and search for TRUST related topics. TRUST SYSTEM doesn't work with the way you want. Nobody can be bought here especially the guys whose on the gang. Cry all night if you want, but I think your tag will never be removed. -snip You're way seconds fast than me :DTitle: Re: How much is the ransom? Post by: niotib on April 24, 2019, 04:22:18 PM How much is the ransom for removing a red trust and to whom I should pay? No one will sell trusted feedback. And I am also giving you another one as you trying to give payment for removing negative trust. (post edited)You're welcome! Title: Re: How much is the ransom? Post by: shasan on April 24, 2019, 04:22:37 PM Where is this user attempting to buy positive feedback? Unless you mean their attempt to pay for the removal of a negative. A little mistake, post edited. I wanted to mean payment for removing negative trust. Also gave trust accordingly.Title: Re: How much is the ransom? Post by: niotib on April 24, 2019, 04:24:19 PM How much is the ransom for removing a red trust and to whom I should pay? You'd better become a newbie again, and search for TRUST related topics. TRUST SYSTEM doesn't work with the way you want. Nobody can be bought here especially the guys whose on the gang. Cry all night if you want, but I think your tag will never be removed. -snip You're way seconds fast than me :DWho said you that I'm trying to buy trust? It's your own poor mention. Title: Re: How much is the ransom? Post by: The Sceptical Chymist on April 24, 2019, 04:26:23 PM I've had members PM me in the past asking this same question, and I would bet anything that it's a genuine one. They probably come from countries/cultures where bribing officials and various government workers like cops is a daily thing. It might even work with certain members here, and you just never know.
I would have tagged OP as well had I seen the thread, which I didn't. That's a silly idea anyway, OP. A scammer could do a lot of things with your account that you'd never be able to control, and it would only encourage someone to shitpost as much as they could for a campaign like Yobit, assuming that one was still running. It would be basically the same as an account sale, and those are frowned upon here. Title: Re: How much is the ransom? Post by: bill gator on April 24, 2019, 04:27:03 PM Who said you that I'm trying to buy trust? It's your own poor mention. You should read through the rest of the replies before you start replying yourself. Otherwise you run the risk of making yourself sound silly. They have already made it clear what they meant, and they have edited their post. You are attempting to pay for the removal of negative trust, which is untrustworthy behavior in the eyes of many. I wanted to mean payment for removing negative trust. Also gave trust accordingly. Title: Re: How much is the ransom? Post by: jhenfelipe on April 24, 2019, 04:27:23 PM Oh no, you are looking down on forum's trust system and those who gave trust feedback. There's no such thing as ransome when it comes to trust here. Talk to the person who gave the feedback because they are the only one's who can change/remove it. But most likely you have a little to 0 chance because of your question.
Title: Re: How much is the ransom? Post by: cabalism13 on April 24, 2019, 04:27:32 PM Who said you that I'm trying to buy trust? It's your own poor mention. This is what I meant, bud. (changed from the word nigga, "only an expression of mine") attempt to pay for the removal of a negative. That is also like buying your Trust Score back. Title: Re: How much is the ransom? Post by: niotib on April 24, 2019, 04:30:09 PM Where is this user attempting to buy positive feedback? Unless you mean their attempt to pay for the removal of a negative. A little mistake, post edited. I wanted to mean payment for removing negative trust. Also gave trust accordingly.How many times, have you negative trusted users with wrong understands? Shame on you man... :-\ Title: Re: How much is the ransom? Post by: DireWolfM14 on April 24, 2019, 04:31:44 PM How much is the ransom for removing a red trust and to whom I should pay? The "ransom" for removal of negative reviews is not in the form of money, and the fact that you are asking is proof that you don't have what it takes. Title: Re: How much is the ransom? Post by: bill gator on April 24, 2019, 04:32:42 PM How many times, have you negative trusted users with wrong understands? Shame on you man... :-\ The negative was not over a misunderstanding, niotib, the reason for the negative was initially incorrectly stated and then quickly corrected. Paying for positive trust is untrustworthy Paying for removing negative trust is untrustworthy The user(s) worded it in a roundabout manner, but payment for altering of trust-values is not ethical. Title: Re: How much is the ransom? Post by: shasan on April 24, 2019, 04:34:22 PM Where is this user attempting to buy positive feedback? Unless you mean their attempt to pay for the removal of a negative. A little mistake, post edited. I wanted to mean payment for removing negative trust. Also gave trust accordingly.How many times, have you negative trusted users with wrong understands? Shame on you man... :-\ You have to be shamed for 2 reasons: 1. You wanted to lend your account. 2. You wanted to give payment for removing feedback. You are older than me so you should know very well how trust works? Title: Re: How much is the ransom? Post by: niotib on April 24, 2019, 04:34:38 PM Who said you that I'm trying to buy trust? It's your own poor mention. This is what I meant, nigga. attempt to pay for the removal of a negative. That is also like buying your Trust Score back. Are you White person or Black person? Sorry, nothing about racialism. I asked that because they both use the word "nigga" with different meanings. Anyway, I think you're a white person. Title: Re: How much is the ransom? Post by: LoyceMobile on April 24, 2019, 04:35:23 PM How much is the ransom for removing a red trust and to whom I should pay? You have more red trust now, are going to claim they all want in on the ransom?Title: Re: How much is the ransom? Post by: niotib on April 24, 2019, 04:39:37 PM How much is the ransom for removing a red trust and to whom I should pay? You more red trust now, are going to claim they all want in on the ransom?Honestly, you're a person who counted the point perfectly. Title: Re: How much is the ransom? Post by: niotib on April 24, 2019, 04:47:04 PM Where is this user attempting to buy positive feedback? Unless you mean their attempt to pay for the removal of a negative. A little mistake, post edited. I wanted to mean payment for removing negative trust. Also gave trust accordingly.How many times, have you negative trusted users with wrong understands? Shame on you man... :-\ You have to be shamed for 2 reasons: 1. You wanted to lend your account. 2. You wanted to give payment for removing feedback. You are older than me so you should know very well how trust works? I didn't try to make a "payment" for removing red trust. I mentioned a "ransom". As English writing person, I guess, you know the difference of both words. You told that I'm elder than you. Yes my kid, For easy understand, think on this way... Somebody hacks your computer and tell you that "give me $100 to recover files". Is it a payment or ransom? Title: Re: How much is the ransom? Post by: Foxpup on April 24, 2019, 04:52:23 PM I didn't try to make a "payment" for removing red trust. I mentioned a "ransom". As English writing person, I guess, you know the difference of both words. And did anyone actually offer to remove your negative trust in exchange for a ransom? From your initial post, it seems you're the one making the offer, which makes it a bribe, not a ransom.You told that I'm elder than you. Yes my kid, For easy understand, think on this way... Somebody hacks your computer and tell you that "give me $100 to recover files". Is it a payment or ransom? Title: Re: How much is the ransom? Post by: actmyname on April 24, 2019, 05:04:48 PM I didn't try to make a "payment" for removing red trust. I mentioned a "ransom". As English writing person, I guess, you know the difference of both words. Here's the difference: a ransom is a subset of a payment only when it is fulfilled and it is a subset of an invoice when it is not.I have not asked anything of you before the thread's creation. Here are my demands: Give me an exclusive interview with the real Satoshi Nakamoto, Craig Wright. Create a principled paper on why Bitcoin: Satoshi's Vision (the true Bitcoin!) should switch to 2GB blocks despite not needing a tenth of the maximum size. Access satoshi's bitcoin addresses and send 1 million bitcoins to the 1BitcoinEater address. That should handle it. ;) Title: Re: How much is the ransom? Post by: DireWolfM14 on April 24, 2019, 05:07:40 PM I didn't try to make a "payment" for removing red trust. I mentioned a "ransom". As English writing person, I guess, you know the difference of both words. And did anyone actually offer to remove your negative trust in exchange for a ransom? From your initial post, it seems you're the one making the offer, which makes it a bribe, not a ransom.You told that I'm elder than you. Yes my kid, For easy understand, think on this way... Somebody hacks your computer and tell you that "give me $100 to recover files". Is it a payment or ransom? Not only does this make it a bribe, but it also makes it deflection of accountability. Making an unethical offer, but using words like "ransom" in an attempt to divert responsibility and obfuscate the truth doesn't make it any less unethical. Title: Re: How much is the ransom? Post by: Quickseller on April 24, 2019, 05:08:36 PM I've had members PM me in the past asking this same question, and I would bet anything that it's a genuine one. They probably come from countries/cultures where bribing officials and various government workers like cops is a daily thing. It might even work with certain members here, and you just never know. I would tend to agree with this. There are some countries in which the police will jail people on fake charges for the sole purpose of receiving a bribe and the only way to get out of jail is to bribe a government official, regardless of your guilt or innocence. Quote I would have tagged OP as well had I seen the thread, which I didn't. That's a silly idea anyway, OP. A scammer could do a lot of things with your account that you'd never be able to control, and it would only encourage someone to shitpost as much as they could for a campaign like Yobit, assuming that one was still running. It would be basically the same as an account sale, and those are frowned upon here. I would agree what the OP was doing was essentially a sale, or it would have the same effect. Although I strongly disagree on the perceived harm to these transactions. Perhaps it would be more appropriate to issue a warning to give the person a chance to withdraw their offer before their reputation is ruined. Title: Re: How much is the ransom? Post by: niotib on April 24, 2019, 05:12:43 PM I've had members PM me in the past asking this same question, and I would bet anything that it's a genuine one. They probably come from countries/cultures where bribing officials and various government workers like cops is a daily thing. It might even work with certain members here, and you just never know. I would have tagged OP as well had I seen the thread, which I didn't. That's a silly idea anyway, OP. A scammer could do a lot of things with your account that you'd never be able to control, and it would only encourage someone to shitpost as much as they could for a campaign like Yobit, assuming that one was still running. It would be basically the same as an account sale, and those are frowned upon here. Well answer for my question now... Your know bitcointalk.org forum allows users to sell their accounts. At the moment your trust score is 168: -0 / +20 which means, anybody who knows bitcointalk.org trust system believes you at a deal. Consider this situation...A user with highest rank and trust score sells his account to the scammer for a big price. Do I need to explain the result? And, Most definitely (Due to the behavior of Bitcoin world) scammers are already doing this kind of activities herein the forum. They may be legendary users, Hero users... Perhaps, DTs... DTs may be getting an innocent fun by negative trusting anchovies. Unfortunately, they always fail at whales. P.S: I expect a reply for this? Title: Re: How much is the ransom? Post by: actmyname on April 24, 2019, 05:16:28 PM DTs may be getting an innocent fun by negative trusting anchovies. Unfortunately, they always fail at whales. See: the Ryland case (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1902308.msg18879086#msg18879086). There should be many more but this is the one that I initiated and remember most-well. Forum treasurer, account compromised, entered signature campaign. It's survivor bias. Of course you'll see more anchovies than whales in the same pond. Title: Re: How much is the ransom? Post by: niotib on April 24, 2019, 05:24:55 PM Here are my demands: Give me an exclusive interview with the real Satoshi Nakamoto, Craig Wright. Create a principled paper on why Bitcoin: Satoshi's Vision (the true Bitcoin!) should switch to 2GB blocks despite not needing a tenth of the maximum size. Access satoshi's bitcoin addresses and send 1 million bitcoins to the 1BitcoinEater address. That should handle it. ;) You're the person who red trusted me for the first time. I didn't care it too much till now. But, I've a big shame about my self now. That's because, My account was red trusted by such a babyish DT user. ;D ----------- As long as Satoshi Nakamoto only knows who he is, how do I know? It's like you're suggesting me to "go to the moon and bring a piece of rock". Title: Re: How much is the ransom? Post by: actmyname on April 24, 2019, 05:35:23 PM You're the person who red trusted me for the first time. I didn't care it too much till now. But, I've a big shame about my self now. That's because, My account was red trusted by such a babyish DT user. ;D As long as that's the only thing you can do :D ;D After I answer your questions, you resort to ad-hominem snarky remarks. Why even bother? Is this your answer to the cognitive dissonance?As long as Satoshi Nakamoto only knows who he is, how do I know? It's like you're suggesting me to "go to the moon and bring a piece of rock". That's the point. I don't want a ransom. I don't want any payment.Don't double-post. Title: Re: How much is the ransom? Post by: The Sceptical Chymist on April 24, 2019, 05:37:46 PM P.S: I expect a reply for this? Lol. And I got your PM:I'm looking for your answer here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5135678.msg50756236#msg50756236 After reading what you just wrote, the only question I have is what are you expecting me to respond to? I don't even understand what you're trying to say in that post. I don't know what my trust score has to do with anything, don't know what whales have to do with anything--I can't comprehend what you were trying to get across in that post. If anyone else can decipher your private code, I would be happy to give you some sort of answer. Title: Re: How much is the ransom? Post by: niotib on April 24, 2019, 05:49:40 PM You're the person who red trusted me for the first time. I didn't care it too much till now. But, I've a big shame about my self now. That's because, My account was red trusted by such a babyish DT user. ;D As long as that's the only thing you can do :D ;D After I answer your questions, you resort to ad-hominem snarky remarks. Why even bother? Is this your answer to the cognitive dissonance?As long as Satoshi Nakamoto only knows who he is, how do I know? It's like you're suggesting me to "go to the moon and bring a piece of rock". That's the point. I don't want a ransom. I don't want any payment.Don't double-post. "you resort to ad-hominem snarky remarks. Why even bother? Is this your answer to the cognitive dissonance?" - Don't think too much along the word "Babyish". Quote That's the point. I don't want a ransom. I don't want any payment. Who tried to give you a ransom? ;D Go to the top of the thread.. read the thread.... I'm just asked a question... have I noted anywhere that I need to remove my negative trust? Reactions of DTs were very awesome ;D ;D I got another two quick red trusts... But, these kind of poor reactions silently demonstrate the IQ level of DTs. Thomas, this is up to you. Title: Re: How much is the ransom? Post by: niotib on April 24, 2019, 05:52:48 PM P.S: I expect a reply for this? Lol. And I got your PM:I'm looking for your answer here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5135678.msg50756236#msg50756236 After reading what you just wrote, the only question I have is what are you expecting me to respond to? I don't even understand what you're trying to say in that post. I don't know what my trust score has to do with anything, don't know what whales have to do with anything--I can't comprehend what you were trying to get across in that post. If anyone else can decipher your private code, I would be happy to give you some sort of answer. It's OK, I got your answer. That means, you don't have an answer. Title: Re: How much is the ransom? Post by: actmyname on April 24, 2019, 05:54:52 PM Go to the top of the thread.. read the thread.... I'm just asked a question... have I noted anywhere that I need to remove my negative trust? It's implied.How much is the ransom for removing a red trust and to whom I should pay? If you're trying to say that this is without intent then that's fine. But it also means that I can't take anything you say seriously. If that is the case, then correspondence will subsequently cease. It's OK, I got your answer. That means, you don't have an answer. Stop double-posting.Title: Re: How much is the ransom? Post by: Foxpup on April 24, 2019, 06:00:45 PM Thomas, this is up to you. Who's Thomas and why is it up to him? ???Title: Re: How much is the ransom? Post by: niotib on April 24, 2019, 06:07:37 PM Go to the top of the thread.. read the thread.... I'm just asked a question... have I noted anywhere that I need to remove my negative trust? It's implied.How much is the ransom for removing a red trust and to whom I should pay? If you're trying to say that this is without intent then that's fine. But it also means that I can't take anything you say seriously. If that is the case, then correspondence will subsequently cease. It's OK, I got your answer. That means, you don't have an answer. Stop double-posting.Why are you always yelling as "stop double-posting"? I'm answering where I need to answer. It's a right I've. If my action will be a problem for the forum script, it would be blocked me. Mention your boundaries, you're only a DT, not a ruler. Title: Re: How much is the ransom? Post by: actmyname on April 24, 2019, 06:09:58 PM Why are you always yelling as "stop double-posting"? I'm answering where I need to answer. It's a right I've. If my action will be a problem for the forum script, it would be blocked me. Hm...32. Posting multiple posts in a row (excluding bumps and reserved posts by the thread starter) is not allowed. You were saying? Mention your boundaries, you're only a DT, not a ruler. I've always thought of myself as a protractor.Title: Re: How much is the ransom? Post by: shasan on April 24, 2019, 06:11:40 PM Why are you always yelling as "stop double-posting"? I'm answering where I need to answer. It's a right I've. If my action will be a problem for the forum script, it would be blocked me. Mention your boundaries, you're only a DT, not a ruler. You can create multiple posts on a single row and that is policy violation you should know it. You can provide as many information as you want on the same post if no one posted after you and also you can edit your post to provide more information.Title: Re: How much is the ransom? Post by: suchmoon on April 24, 2019, 06:15:56 PM If anyone else can decipher your private code Here is the secret message I got using my super-swanky decryption algorithm: http://gif-finder.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/LOL-Trol-Face.gif Title: Re: How much is the ransom? Post by: niotib on April 24, 2019, 06:22:06 PM Quote You can create multiple posts on a single row and that is policy violation you should know it. You can provide as many information as you want on the same post if no one posted after you and also you can edit your post to provide more information. Thanks for the information. This is something I hadn't known before. Title: Re: How much is the ransom? Post by: shasan on April 24, 2019, 06:28:03 PM Quote You can create multiple posts on a single row and that is policy violation you should know it. You can provide as many information as you want on the same post if no one posted after you and also you can edit your post to provide more information. Thanks for the information. This is something I hadn't known before. Title: Re: How much is the ransom? Post by: Lauda on April 25, 2019, 04:04:21 AM I've left you the answer in your trust page.
Title: Re: How much is the ransom? Post by: niotib on April 25, 2019, 04:39:25 AM I've left you the answer in your trust page. Your answer make no sense. It clearly demonstrate the vision of DTs how? you don't have given any direct reason for your negative trust except the hilarious joke. It's no wonder why Bitcoiners are cheated by the scammers. Confuse? Ok, I'll explain... You're a guy or girl with, Name: Lauda Posts: 24686 Activity: 2198 Merit: 1882 Position: Legendary Date Registered: April 17, 2013, 09:08:39 PM Trust: 291: -0 / +30 Numbers are correct and noble, but, your behavior is childish. Read comments behind other red trusts given by actmyname, shasan, DireWolfM14 and Foxpup... and learn something about logical expression mode (I'm not insulting you). Anyway, you've received a merit too for your reply by "bones261". In most causes, "he/she" may be yourself (another account) or your conferrer. Unless, no healthy minded person wants to offer a merit at kind of hilarious and no sense reply. At this point you're abusing the merit system too. At the comment, you're suggesting me that "stay silent"... For your good sins, I don't count it as a threat. Title: Re: How much is the ransom? Post by: Lauda on April 25, 2019, 04:50:02 AM -snip- Thinking that you know anything about logic when compared to me; quite a cute one, aren't ya? :Dand learn something about logical expression mode (I'm not insulting you). At the comment, you're suggesting me that "stay silent"... For your good sins, I don't count it as a threat. That's not a comment for you. ::) Yet it looks like you've understood nothing.Anyway, you've received a merit too for your reply by "bones261". In most causes, "he/she" may be yourself (another account) or your conferrer. Unless, no healthy minded person wants to offer a merit at kind of hilarious and no sense reply. At this point you're abusing the merit system too. Damn it, you've busted us. Bones must be my accomplice or my alt.Title: Re: How much is the ransom? Post by: Foxpup on April 25, 2019, 05:36:40 AM You're a guy or girl You're making some bold assumptions (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genderqueer), aren't you?your behavior is childish. ... (I'm not insulting you). So, you don't consider childish behaviour to be a negative trait? I guess not, since you're exhibiting it yourself. ::)Title: Re: How much is the ransom? Post by: niotib on April 25, 2019, 05:52:56 AM So, you don't consider childish behaviour to be a negative trait? I guess not, since you're exhibiting it yourself. ::) Agree, I don't consider it since no value has been associated with a kind of empty consideration. But, somebody (not you) above proved me that childish behavior is a negative trait. Look at my trust page, you'll see it by yourself. Title: Re: How much is the ransom? Post by: Lauda on April 25, 2019, 06:01:45 AM So, you don't consider childish behaviour to be a negative trait? I guess not, since you're exhibiting it yourself. ::) Agree, I don't consider it since no value has been associated with a kind of empty consideration. But, somebody (not you) above proved me that childish behavior is a negative trait. Look at my trust page, you'll see it by yourself. Title: Re: How much is the ransom? Post by: niotib on April 25, 2019, 06:52:22 AM Stop whining. Whining, Whining, ??? ??? ??? FOR WHAT? As long as I don't have any necessary at bargain anything from any one, how did you count it as a "Whining"?. YOU'RE TOTALLY MISUNDERSTOOD, not my problem. Title: Re: How much is the ransom? Post by: bones261 on April 25, 2019, 01:18:33 PM Anyway, you've received a merit too for your reply by "bones261". In most causes, "he/she" may be yourself (another account) or your conferrer. Unless, no healthy minded person wants to offer a merit at kind of hilarious and no sense reply. At this point you're abusing the merit system too. I gave Lauda a merit because it made me laugh out loud when I read the trust comment that she gave you. That is a lot of cats to demand as "ransom." It appears that your attempt to get your red trust by offering to pay a ransom had the exact opposite effect. I was going to leave you alone, however I think I am now going to join this red paint party. Title: Re: How much is the ransom? Post by: niotib on April 25, 2019, 02:41:20 PM I gave Lauda a merit because it made me laugh out loud when I read the trust comment that she gave you. That is a lot of cats to demand as "ransom." It appears that your attempt to get your red trust by offering to pay a ransom had the exact opposite effect. I was going to leave you alone, however I think I am now going to join this red paint party. Sorry for my misunderstanding :o. I was thinking that merit system have created for rewarding users who're sharing valuable contents with the community. It seems I'm wrong... merit system is possible to use for rewarding jokers as well. Is it the thing you're going to prove me after publishing 4946 posts herein this forum? Finally, worm welcomes to the red paint party and thanks for the red trust :D Title: Re: How much is the ransom? Post by: shasan on April 25, 2019, 02:49:38 PM I was thinking that merit system have created for rewarding users who're sharing valuable contents with the community. It seems I'm wrong... merit system is possible to use for rewarding jokers as well. You can give merit on any post if you like the post. And your point is also partially right. On Facebook, there was only like option but now it has given a few others sad, love, etc. As for sad news, we gave like on the merit system we can use our merit if we like the post.Title: Re: How much is the ransom? Post by: The Cryptovator on April 25, 2019, 02:59:33 PM Thanks for made this topic, otherwise we were not able to aware about your behaviour. Can you mentioned the name who told you need ransom for remove feedback's? Wondering who is your advocate. Have you realized that you are buying more negative feedback's? It was possible to remove your feedback if you explain to actmyname who have left it. But now no one will consider for remove your negative feedback. Because, if actmyname now removed feedback's than it would be considered that he got ransom from you. So all the feedback's will sticked for forever. Added one more.
Title: Re: How much is the ransom? Post by: Foxpup on April 25, 2019, 03:06:49 PM I was thinking that merit system have created for rewarding users who're sharing valuable contents with the community. It seems I'm wrong... merit system is possible to use for rewarding jokers as well. Jokers are valuable to the community. Where would this forum be without a little humour, after all? :)Title: Re: How much is the ransom? Post by: bones261 on April 25, 2019, 03:13:08 PM I gave Lauda a merit because it made me laugh out loud when I read the trust comment that she gave you. That is a lot of cats to demand as "ransom." It appears that your attempt to get your red trust by offering to pay a ransom had the exact opposite effect. I was going to leave you alone, however I think I am now going to join this red paint party. Sorry for my misunderstanding :o. I was thinking that merit system have created for rewarding users who're sharing valuable contents with the community. It seems I'm wrong... merit system is possible to use for rewarding jokers as well. Is it the thing you're going to prove me after publishing 4946 posts herein this forum? Finally, worm welcomes to the red paint party and thanks for the red trust :D Yes, humorous content deserves merit. For example, the movie "Airplane" is a silly farce; however it is one of the highest rated movies on Rotten Tomatoes. I give merit for a whole bunch of different reasons. You can check my recent merit history to see who else I merit. Apparently, theymos thinks I am doing an adequate job as a merit source since he is upped my monthly source merit twice since he granted it to me. Also, if I were in some sort of clandestine arrangement with Lauda, to give her merit, I'm doing a really bad job, since I'm only giving her a very small portion of all the merits that I give out. Title: Re: How much is the ransom? Post by: niotib on April 25, 2019, 04:23:30 PM Yes, humorous content deserves merit. For example, the movie "Airplane" is a silly farce; however it is one of the highest rated movies on Rotten Tomatoes. I give merit for a whole bunch of different reasons. You can check my recent merit history to see who else I merit. Apparently, theymos thinks I am doing an adequate job as a merit source since he is upped my monthly source merit twice since he granted it to me. Also, if I were in some sort of clandestine arrangement with Lauda, to give her merit, I'm doing a really bad job, since I'm only giving her a very small portion of all the merits that I give out. Well, I'll show you the real reason behind your merit... If I wasn't there and Lauda wasn't there, are you still giving that merit to Lauda? (If what you're saying) the answer is NO (Ask from your conscience). The point is... If you aren't Lauda himself nor his conferrer, you wanted to demonstrate your appreciation to Lauda due to the action he took against me (The red trust). That's why you merited him. Anyway, there's another orientation as well to discuss this situation. Read this message again...https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5135678.msg50762770#msg50762770 You see, I've pointed out there that, Quote no healthy minded person wants to offer a merit at kind of hilarious and no sense reply And, you're saying in this message...https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5135678.msg50768089#msg50768089 Quote I gave Lauda a merit because it made me laugh out loud when I read the trust comment that she gave you Nobody has yet merited Lauda, or at least mentioned here (until this reply message is published) they were made laugh out loud by Lauda's comment. Honestly, I just got little smile at his comment. Means, it has happened something special for you... Title: Re: How much is the ransom? Post by: actmyname on April 25, 2019, 05:15:13 PM Quote I gave Lauda a merit because it made me laugh out loud when I read the trust comment that she gave you Nobody has yet merited Lauda, or at least mentioned here (until this reply message is published) they were made laugh out loud by Lauda's comment. Honestly, I just got little smile at his comment. Means, it has happened something special for you... 2) The value of merit is subjective. 3) Correlation is not causation, especially if the correlation has no substance. 4) The "Nobody else" argument is a twist of argumentum ad populum Title: Re: How much is the ransom? Post by: cabalism13 on April 25, 2019, 05:46:24 PM I was thinking that merit system have created for rewarding users who're sharing valuable contents with the community. It seems I'm wrong... merit system is possible to use for rewarding jokers as well. Jokers are valuable to the community. Where would this forum be without a little humour, after all? :)Mate, do you have some popcorns? I''ll buy it for 0.001BTC while watching in this thread. In fact, nobody wants to move on so I guess this might take longer than the 3hours movie of Avengers:End Game:P OP has been tagged numerous times The subject fails the OP I guess no more to talk about ??? Let's lock this up already and enjoy a Large Popcorn Title: Re: How much is the ransom? Post by: niotib on April 26, 2019, 05:07:27 AM 1) Humor is subjective. 2) The value of merit is subjective. 3) Correlation is not causation, especially if the correlation has no substance. 4) The "Nobody else" argument is a twist of argumentum ad populum 1) Humor is subjective 2) The value of merit is subjective Ok, I'll explain....And, I'm taking due to the real world situation... 1) Humor is subjective. Of course I agree with you at this point. Not only the humor but also any human feeling/sense is subjective. I'll ask you one question, but, I don't want your answer because, most definitely, I know, you aren't writng the honest answer here. Did you laugh out loud at Lauda's comment? And I ask the same question form ALL OF YOU who're reading this reply message... Did you laugh out loud at Lauda's comment? actmyname, the whole forum is in your side, everybody hate me at the current situation.... So, ALL OF YOU, stop HATING at me for 10 seconds.....Right... knock to your conscience and listen to the answer....Did you laugh out loud at Lauda's comment? 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10 Ok, time's up, hate me up again........ At a certain situation what? 100 people smile, but, one person laugh loud, doesn't it hint that one person is somebody special in something? I believe bones261 is a healthy minded person, so, in the nude fact, by meriting an off sensitive message, bones261 expected to demonstrate his appreciation to Lauda due to the action he took against me. 2) The value of merit is subjective Yes, the value of merit is subjective but the right usage of the term "subjective" decides by the place and the situation you use it. This is a forum about cryptocurrencies, not about humor... (or at least this isn't the "off topic" forum). I don't think the forum administration is offering you merits for spending at humor. But, as long as "The value of merit is subjective" and you've rights to spend merits at any post you wish, you can spend merits at humor too, but, forthwith, you're reducing your merits' value by yourself because bitcointalk.org isn't a humor forum. Title: Re: How much is the ransom? Post by: TheUltraElite on April 26, 2019, 05:38:00 AM @niotib
The amount of time you are giving at your already failed attempt to clear your reputation would have been more fruitful if you did some introspection about your own actions and how much it affects others. You could have talked to actmyname and then settled on something that would not require you to open a thread about it and then the spend sleepless nights checking the thread for every new reply. But hey, if you have that much common sense you would not be blabbering away incoherent posts here but move on in life and from this forum. In fact you could have used all this energy in creating your new forum about bitcoin where no "humor" is allowed and only serious "ontopic" posts are made with account sales and scammer being rampant. Nice place to live for scum like you, Thule and the other midgets. Title: Re: How much is the ransom? Post by: niotib on April 26, 2019, 07:02:17 AM @niotib The amount of time you are giving at your already failed attempt to clear your reputation would have been more fruitful if you did some introspection about your own actions and how much it affects others. You could have talked to actmyname and then settled on something that would not require you to open a thread about it and then the spend sleepless nights checking the thread for every new reply. As other users are saying, and also due to the behavior of himself, actmyname is a tough DT at his decisions. I don't want to bargain anything from anyone.... Sir, remove my red trust sir... Please sir... :'( :'( :'( THAT'S NOT MY WAY... Quote But hey, if you have that much common sense you would not be blabbering away incoherent posts here but move on in life and from this forum. In fact you could have used all this energy in creating your new forum about bitcoin where no "humor" is allowed and only serious "ontopic" posts are made with account sales and scammer being rampant. Nice place to live for scum like you, Thule and the other midgets. This is a discussion forum, As the OP, I just asked a question. Except asking the question, I didn't try to do anything. some users answered, some users took actions and some of them did the both. I'm still discussing the subject matter because this is a discussion forum. I agree, some discussion points and messages may be irrelevant to the original post. But, that's how a forum discussion is going on... if somebody is thinking that forum discussion means to writing something at a thread for achieving the weekly post count target of the signature campaign, he's not a forum user, just promoter...... enough, I think you've an idea that how does a forum discussion is going on.... if my wastage isn't a problem for me, you've nothing to tell further more. Clear? :) ----------- At the whole thread, I don't have insulted anyone personally. But, I also have to be very little bit acute at this message because you've used a set of discourteous words such as "scum", "Thule", "midget"... The truth is you're a kind of empty man in ideas. You followed the whole thread, but, your lack of creative mind found no weapon to use against me. So, you used the common statement of any weak & empty man "Go away if you can't stay".... Title: Re: How much is the ransom? Post by: TheUltraElite on April 26, 2019, 07:09:38 AM As other users are saying, and also due to the behavior of himself, actmyname is a tough DT at his decisions. I don't want to bargain anything from anyone.... Sir, remove my red trust sir... Please sir... :'( :'( :'( THAT'S NOT MY WAY... All these "users" being? Red trusted account sellers and buyers dont really cut it you know? Scammers and ponzi promoters dont need to barge in at all. Do you even have to sense to comprehend this. Why am I asking anyway - you would not even be here making these walls of text if you understood. Obviously when you do something that hurts your name and you cant show yourself in public you will blame person who judged you instead of rectifying your mistake. Quote I think you've an idea that how does a forum discussion is going on.... if my wastage isn't a problem for me, you've nothing to tell further more. Clear? :) You are nothing but a speck of dust in a desert. Your existence in this forum does not change anything. You are nobody to say where I will comment and where I will not. Be a contributory member in the forum instead of being a Reputation whore and maybe one day you will also realize what is wrong and what is right.Title: Re: How much is the ransom? Post by: niotib on April 26, 2019, 08:22:18 AM You are nothing but a speck of dust in a desert. Your existence in this forum does not change anything. You are nobody to say where I will comment and where I will not. Be a contributory member in the forum instead of being a Reputation whore and maybe one day you will also realize what is wrong and what is right. I got nothing from your statement. I already and clearly know that "Who Am I?". I know I'm a dust, you don't need to mention it again. ---------- You proved it by yourself something I said earlier.... Quote The truth is you're a kind of empty man in ideas. You followed the whole thread, but, your lack of creative mind found no weapon to use against me. So, you used the common statement of any weak & empty man "Go away if you can't stay".... As a man with lack of creative ideas, you used your ONLY weapon against me after my above reply message ;D ;D ;D. Yes, you served me another red trust. Thanks for it. Title: Re: How much is the ransom? Post by: bill gator on April 26, 2019, 12:48:56 PM Yes, you served me another red trust. Thanks for it. The ransom is growing larger by the day from what I can tell. I would expect your negative trust to continue to increase until you stop doing things that are untrustworthy. We're on page 3 of you asking to pay actmyname to remove their publicly-posted opinion of you. All you've done is flail around, never owning up to your actions, admitting your fault, etc. You have shown no interest in correcting you path; doubling-down, being rude. Let it go, you're in the wrong. |
