It's only locked until satoshi comes back and signs a message or provides reasonable proof that the account is his. Obviously the real satoshi would be able to do this quite easily so there should be no problem for the real satoshi.  

Craig Wright should just log into his satoshi account and create a sub board for himself, but until he does that this isn't needed and almost certainly won't happen.

Anyone can join as long as they pay.

Do they have a main account here? I'll give them a shot.

Somebody reported it as low value. It's probably an answer that has been said dozens of times before in a spam thread.

This is the conspiracy theory angle. I think most people just wanted Steve/Stake to do their job properly and stop the appalling level of spam coming from their campaign. It's a shame they shut the campaign down because the clean-up they did looked to have solved the problem but if they'd have done this from the start nobody would have had anything to complain about in the first place.

I don't really agree that that post was a 'meme' but rather content that wasn't properly sourced or quoted and seeing as it's seemingly a one-off I unbanned the account and applied a sig ban instead.

Referral links are allowed in signatures.

Maybe make the Reputation section like Meta and threads are not allowed to be self-moderated. Would make sense in my opinion because you get a lot of trolling in there and people should be free to defend themselves.

New sign-up thread for the upcoming Premier and Champions League pools: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5154317.new#new

New sign-up thread for the upcoming Premier and Champions League pools: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5154317.new#new

For the past few years I've organised betting pools for the English Premier League along with the Champions League and World Cup and now I'm starting one for the upcoming Champions League.

We will be using the www.superbru.com website again for both tournaments where you get 3 points for predicting an exact score, 1 point for a correct outcome (win/lose/draw) and 1.5 for a close prediction with correct outcome.

The top five winners will all receive payouts along with 5 consolation prizes for the top five people who get the highest score from a weekly round so even if it becomes clear that you are unlikely to win a top five place you are always still in with a chance to win a consolation prize. Here are the prize examples from last season:



The prizes for this pool will be formatted in a similar way but the final totals will obviously all depend on how many users play. I'd like to even extend the number of prize places to maybe 10 but this depends on how many users sign up as I don't want to dilute the main prizes by much. The price to play will be around £25 in bitcoin for each tournament but the money will not be collected until a week or two before the start of the Champions League on the 17th September 2019.

If you would like to sign up please state your interest here.


Current sign ups:

Champions League:

hilariousandco
Hhampuz
tokeweed
LTU_btc
Trofo
vd309
panjul07
cryptofrka
Halab
bitbollo
examplens
hayhay
webtricks
micgoossens
buwaytress
big_daddy
leea-1334
slaman29
StephenCurry333
Mbitr
Avirunes
efialtis

This language offends me. Please edit your post so I can stop crying.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mGcHNnI2mh4


He's a self-admitted troll. A desperately unfunny one at that.

You might not have liked it but you don't have to act on it. I'm sure many of the people complaining have also done similar things via PM against others. Maybe had theymos made threats or demanded we do it it would be a different matter. Maybe both parties did things in haste but it seems to have been sorted now anyway.


I think a lot of people here probably need a vacation. And not one of the pretend ones Cryptohuter is on.



My first thought was just to wipe my trust list completely as I've thought about doing that several times. More hassle than it's worth.

This post is why we need a dislike button  .

Only theymos can implement something like that, but I agree it would be helpful and I and others have requested/suggested it before. A drop down menu with some of the common reasons posts are removed would be helpful, and/or a comment box so a mod can state the specific reason if it needs further clarification.

I'm not twisting anything. What you said is plain for all to see. It doesn't matter if there is 'new information'. If it's within 24 hours then edit the previous post or the op. If we didn't have bumping rules certain businesses would just spam their thread 24/7 or multiple times a day to give them an advantage over others. The bumping rules are there to make it fair to all otherwise unscrupulous business would just dwarf the competition.


It looks like the person who reported them probably just worked it out. Doesn't take a rocket scientist looking at your post history. They were reported along the lines of the posts being an excessive bump due to you likely being a representative of stake, along with a few other off topic posts (so take that into consideration also).

Report them as dupes/ban evasion and they'll be nuked.