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161  Other / Meta / Re: Follow users by merit instead of threads on: August 25, 2018, 08:31:10 AM
Just a minor point about that list. I was "only" a hero when the merit system was introduced.
Thanks "Jet Cash" for pointing out my mistake and I will correct it. I will remove your name and also"hilariousetc" from this list and add both of you for the second list (Members who earned more than 100 Merits in addition to initial 500 Merits) of which I'm hoping to add when I'm back in laptop.
162  Other / Meta / Re: Follow users by merit instead of threads on: August 25, 2018, 07:22:33 AM
Is there a way to search for hero or higher members with at least 10 merit and make that a list to follow? So many threads and so many posts aren’t worth the time…but a more twitter like view of bitcointalk would be cool. Might bring us old timers back.  

I don't think at least 10 Merits (earned) would be a good criteria. It's better to take at least 100 earned Merits as a threshold value. However I have scraped users earned more than 100 Merits in addition to initial 1000 Merits, from Merit dashboard created by DdmrDdmr. All the users below mentioned were already Legendary Members before the introduction of Merit system.  I'm hoping you can reunion with your old friends Wink


Administrator-theymos
Staff--ck, achow101, Dabs, dbshck, EFS, Flying Hellfish, gmaxwell, Mitchell, phantastisch, sapta, Welsh
Legendary-1Referee, 600watt, Anon136, BitcoinPenny, BobLawblaw, bones261, by rallier, cAPSLOCK, Carlton Banks, cellard, crackfoo, d5000, DannyHamilton, DarkStar_, DNotes, dooglus, DooMAD, EcuaMobi, Elwar, EverGreenCoin, Evil-Knievel, explorer, Foxpup, franky1, gentlemand, Gleb Gamow, grue,ibminer, infofront, JayJuanGee, jeremypwr, Joel_Jantsen, jojo69, jstefanop, Kakmakr, Lauda, LoyceV, mindrust, mocacinno, MorpheWQ, NLNico, numanoid, ocminer, odolvlobo, owlcatz, philipma1957, pooya87, pugman, QuestionAuthority, seoincorporation, SFR10, sidehack, spartak_t, suchmoon, SyGambler, Sylon, The Pharmacist, tmfp, toknormal, Tomatocage, Torque, Vod, xhomerx10, yahoo62278, yogg, zazarb
Global Moderator-hilariousandco, mprep
Donator-Claymore, OgNasty, qwk
Copper Member-actmyname, LFC_Bitcoin, Limx Dev, Lutpin, minerjones, Quickseller, shorena

163  Other / Meta / Re: Please show Trust in Project Development on: August 25, 2018, 04:03:11 AM
Why people need to click profile to look their trust rating? How about implement a system that showing trust score when mouse hover over the user name, instead of clicking it. I want to know can we implement this feature in new forum software.

s it possible with this type of forum to have popup mouseover? Maybe if you do not want to have the option to see a person's trust on the whole forum (even if I do not understand why) it might be useful to have a mousover window popup appears on a person's nickname. What do you think about it?

You just plagarised my idea( just kidding  Tongue). However that's what I thought too. It's useless to clicking and going for separate page for just look at the trust score.

The main idea (at least how I see) is that someone's trust score shouldn't matter in a discussion (not related with anything that envolves being trusted or requires any kind of trust).
Agreed and that's what I also explaining from the beginning of this thread. Why we clouded our judgements(when giving away Merits, when replying a thread) with the trust score of a member. (But not discussions where trust matters)

We need to shedding away our imotional or initial judgements when we see the red trust of a member and be try to appreciate where it should.
164  Other / Meta / Re: [Discussion]What You Think Abaout "imode" For Bitcointalk on: August 24, 2018, 06:41:07 PM
Hey OP, I think it's not needed ;imode or ;wap2  but the reponsive forum. I am waiting to see responsive web design to be added in new forum update and need some rest for my two thumbs Cheesy
165  Other / Meta / Re: [RUPL] Ranking-Up Pipe Line of Forum Members on: August 24, 2018, 06:16:31 PM
List of Members were updated from the latest data available 24th August 2018

Sr. Members added - 01
Full Members added - 01
Members added - 03
Jr. Members added - 01



Members Ranked up last week

3 Members ranked up to Full Member
5 Jr. Members ranked up to Member
166  Other / Meta / Re: Please show Trust in Project Development on: August 24, 2018, 12:56:41 PM
If they were trusted and they lost their credibility -just if that' s the case- then, what happens with the trust they give to others?? Sorry, my brain is just exploding here.  Huh Huh
Actually, you're making a good point here and I'm thinking red trust given by particular DT member, should be removed (Not other members given) if that DT member lost their credibility.
a) Why it should be removed? Might be due to scam accusation DT member lost its position and afterward it find out everything was fine and user regain its DT status.

b) Even DT member lost it credibility and accusation is proved but it does not mean that user lied earlier in every occasion. User feedback should remain there.
I think you misunderstood what I'm explaining and I missed a comma when separating a long sentence. Now it is corrected and I'm not talking about the removal of DT member, but the red trust gave by that DT member for the particular user who not found guilty after an investigation.

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Untrusted -ve feedback are also important while making a deal. Might be DT did not find enough evidence to tag or the scam accusation did not get attention of DT.
I think you didn't read my first post and read the bolded part Tongue

While I'm agreeing with your statement, I am seeing  another view regarding that issue. Because I'm not taking any consideration of the trust score when I reading posts, member suggestions, answers for questions(but not in trading discussions). So isn't that mean we are pre assuming, if we allowed to show trust rating in every boards people will judge their decisions by blindly looking only at the trust rating? No I'm not that catagory and I don't care that members trust rating when I'm reading, if he/she adding value to the ongoing discussion.

I think you choose the decontextualized way of debating. We all know what "theymos" said about the trust system. I am talking about when giving away your merits, we don't need to consider the red trust of that user.



This is what theymos said about giving away your Merits (theymos didn't say anything about trust Tongue)

While we will not be directly moderating this, I encourage people to give merit to posts that are objectively high-quality, not just posts that you agree with.

167  Other / Meta / Re: Merit abuse clusters on: August 24, 2018, 09:15:19 AM

This is not the first time that I have seen Merit exchange between users and this is not the last. Merit is not moderated by the forum and if there is clear evidence then both members get red tagged by DT members. So we just need to move on and those members will surely run out of their airdropped intial sMerits eventually. That's when forum becomes such a wonderful place to be than today. I can see that shining future is not far away, by considering the way Merit system works, the way Merits ruins shitposters/spammers life. Then we can expect less spammers and less shitposters, because then there are no Merit feeders for those shills.

I dont agree with you. Yes, the chances are the airdropped merit has run out already but some of the users who did abuse the system are here and should be tagged as admins are doing already.

I am also against the Merit abuse scenario and I also created a thread, even several posts regarding this matter. But later I realized since Merit is not moderated by the forum and we have to accept the bitter reality whether we liked or not.

How you missed the bolded parts in my reply Cheesy


168  Other / Meta / Re: Self-moderated threads, option to leave a comment when deleting messages. on: August 24, 2018, 08:48:49 AM
I also agreed with the OP. Some of the Self -moderated thread authors tends to delete ( I have seen that, but now I couldn't find an example) some of the replies even though they are not violated any of the forum or local rules. Those deleted posts are posted by users who not agreeing with the OP's statements or suggestions. That dilutes the discussion and sometimes readers will assuming all members are agreeing or supporters of his idea. As a reader, we want to hear from both parties (supporters and opposition parties). I think giving authority to starting a self-moderated thread should not be mean that the authours having full permission to delete whatever h/she thinks is the right one or not for ongoing conversation. Giving the reason for post deletion would make more transparent and also that's what I think the ethically right way to manage self-moderated threads.  

However, then someone can ask why we are giving away reasons for spammers or rule breakers. Since we need to cover all the aspects and cannot categorise posts what should be giving reasons or not. So giving explanations for all would be fair and that's the practical way to do it.
169  Other / Meta / Re: Please show Trust in Project Development on: August 24, 2018, 06:48:06 AM

Quote from: Helana
If they were trusted and they lost their credibility -just if that' s the case- then, what happens with the trust they give to others?
It will stay on the user's profile but it will not be displayed (in the profile or forum) by default, anyone can see the "Untrusted feedback" by clicking "show ratings" button if they want though.

For example, user: Patriciaparakeet has [Trust: 0: -0 / +0]
But when you look at his trust page and clicked the "show ratings" button below "Untrusted feedback", there were two negative feebacks that was written by untrusted users which doesn't have much weight on the user's reputation. (now, read my first reply again)

I think that's not what Helena asked. She asked about what would be happened for a member previously red tagged by a DT member(Members who handpicked by theymos) who lost their credibility even after that member red tagged. Not about the trust rating put by untrusted users which we don't consider normally.
170  Other / Meta / Re: Please show Trust in Project Development on: August 24, 2018, 05:02:09 AM
No I'm not that catagory and I don't care that members trust rating when I'm reading, if he/she adding value to the ongoing discussion.


Yes, but what about ranking? For instance, try to imagine that someone got's an underserved redtrust as a payback from a personal issue with someone, for instance.
That's not the way trust system works here and I am hoping that "nc50lc" would clear your doubts. Now you can ask me "DT members are also humans and cant they emotionally biased when giving away red trust for a member?" The answer is, it can happen sometimes and we can be giving away evidences for other DT members by explaining that DT member put me red trust without any solid proof or valid reason. If those reasons are valid and if that DT member found guilty about putting red trust on a member, I think that DT member will be removed from that network.
  
If they were trusted and they lost their credibility -just if that' s the case- then, what happens with the trust they give to others?? Sorry, my brain is just exploding here.  Huh Huh
Actually, you're making a good point here and I'm thinking red trust given by particular DT member, should be removed (Not other members given) if that DT member lost their credibility.


  but, being honest, I would think twice before meriting someone with red trust. I guess that is why this isn't shown in all boards because it can subconsciously influence the people about the one writing.
I only give you an example user (mdayonliner is an exceptional user for this forum) for that matter and the decision is yours.

This is what theymos said about giving away your Merits (theymos didn't say anything about trust Tongue)

While we will not be directly moderating this, I encourage people to give merit to posts that are objectively high-quality, not just posts that you agree with.

171  Other / Meta / Re: Please show Trust in Project Development on: August 24, 2018, 02:41:41 AM
Although everyone can see trust rating if click in profile but its better to show all board. If some click on my profile they able to see my trust rating that means its publicly visible. I would like to suggest enable trust rating for all boards.
Why people need to click profile to look their trust rating? How about implement a system that showing trust score when mouse hover over the user name, instead of clicking it. I want to know can we implement this feature in new forum software.

I would like to suggest enable trust rating for all boards. Perhaps it will help people to know the poster is how worthy.    

This has come up before and I liked the reasoning why it isnt everywhere.

Most boards are conversational or serve as an area for troubleshooting/advice. Untrustworthy people can still be intelligent and contribute in those areas. You yourself are posting a fallacy that an untrustworthy member is not a worthy poster.
While I'm agreeing with your statement, I am seeing  another view regarding that issue. Because I'm not taking any consideration of the trust score when I reading posts, member suggestions, answers for questions(but not in trading discussions). So isn't that mean we are pre assuming, if we allowed to show trust rating in every boards people will judge their decisions by blindly looking only at the trust rating? No I'm not that catagory and I don't care that members trust rating when I'm reading, if he/she adding value to the ongoing discussion.

172  Other / Meta / Re: Merit abuse clusters on: August 23, 2018, 05:45:28 PM
I think you have a point regarding 1st and 3rd clusters but not with the 2nd cluster. 2nd cluster proves nothing (at least for me) and it's not a closed loop either. You can find more of those cases if you scraped Merit data with Reciprocal sMerits tab in Merit dashboard , created by DdmrDdmr

This is not the first time that I have seen Merit exchange between users and this is not the last. Merit is not moderated by the forum and if there is clear evidence then both members get red tagged by DT members. So we just need to move on and those members will surely run out of their airdropped intial sMerits eventually. That's when forum becomes such a wonderful place to be than today. I can see that shining future is not far away, by considering the way Merit system works, the way Merits ruins shitposters/spammers life. Then we can expect less spammers and less shitposters, because then there are no Merit feeders for those shills.
173  Other / Meta / Re: Thread comparison between Beginners and serious discussion on: August 23, 2018, 12:04:37 PM
On the 3rd august I started a thread in serious discussion about the Canaan mining TV,
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4812479.0
The thread received 17 replies and 169 views. 7 sMerits were awarded to posts in that thread.

On the 13th August a similar thread about the same TV was started.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4884683.0
The thread has received 104 replies and 354 views. No merits were awarded.
Is this the new trend of merit hunters, creating a thread in a different board by following a hot potato topic from the "Serious discussion" board? We shall follow the Serious discussion board since its less spam and more informative (even though it is subjective), but creating a similar kind of thread is not ethical (at least for me). What should have been done is share the link of the original post and discuss its pros and cons, suggestions of other members while giving your views regarding that topic. Comparison of merits given away for the two threads is not proving anything to me. Because it is subjective from user to user. Sometimes reputation, user brand name what impact they have done throughout their career for the forum matters, most importantly the users who are active in the Serious discussion board are the users having more knowledge and experience in the crypto field. Just imagine what would happen if AlexTF.CCN created the Cannan mining TV thread at first place? Will that thread able to get 8 sMerits (including the OP)? I don't think so. Actually, that is the bitter truth that everybody didn't want to express. I am a fan of that truth and I'm a believer of "reputation matters" (but not in every scenario)

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As a very rough guideline, for average threads that have been active for a few days, the views:posts ratio is usually around 10:1
This is a very rough guide, but I think it gives some indication of the thread quality and interest, and the significance of the board hosting the thread. Both threads contain replies from legendaries down to juniors in ranking. Obviously the beginners thread also includes newbie posting.
Isn't that bolted part dilutes the value of views: posts ratio?

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Should these threads have been included in either of these boards? Well they are general interest, so the answer is probably yes. I started this thread to give a possible idea of the value of the two boards for advertising revenue for the forum, and also to indicate the problems that new members have in their hunt for merits. Obviously the merit awarders may not be reading the threads on the beginners board.
I think the thing that we should consider is which side is heavier when we put general interest of members and the problems created by merit hunters in a scale.
174  Other / Meta / Re: The Place of Knowledge in post replies on: August 23, 2018, 10:07:11 AM
Fact remains that in order to be of any relevance and of any use to this forum, some level of intelligence and knowledge is needed especially with the current merit system in place. Topics/posts have to be seen to well thought out and meaningful.
I think we all can "use" this forum regardless of our ranks. It's a knowledge hub and like a free encyclopedia for me. Sometimes members misunderstand the word "use", we shouldn't take "use" as an ability to post but reading too. Some level of intelligence and knowledge is needed When it comes to replying or starting a thread and I think its nothing to do with the Merit system. I think we all need to think twice before starting a thread. I have seen that most of the Newbies and Jr. Members (I didn't say that others won't, but the majority is from newbies and Jr. members) are starting threads without using the "search" function to check wether that topic has been discussed in the forum before or not. It didn't say that we shouldn't start any thread regarding a matter which previously discussed, but some of the facts that discussed previously are true at all times and no need to discuss again and again (eg:- How to add images to a post?, Forum rules, What is activity and merit?...etc).

Merit matters when it comes to ranking up. So members need to put extra effort when starting a thread or giving a reply. Your contribution to the forum appreciated by other members by giving away their sMerits. Those Merits under your username will help other members to scrape the valuable members from the shitposters. So everybody tends to thought twice before starting a thread or reply, isn't that cool? (who didn't like to be ranked up while helping other members and by sharing your knowledge Tongue)

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This makes me wonder, have you been ever confronted with a topic where you click the 'reply' tab and without a clue as to how to what to type in response and how to contribute meaningful, and this forced you to research some more about the subject matter before returning to post a reply?
Either way its beneficial for the forum member who looking for answers and the member who do research more about the subject that going to be answered. Both parties get educated due to this introduction of the merit system. Otherwise, what will happen, people, just open threads and giving away answers even they didn't know about that topic at all.
175  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: [Guide] How to Add image on Bitcoin Talk Post? on: August 22, 2018, 07:19:24 PM
This guide has been discussed in the forum more than hundred times. I think next time if you're going to do a guide for new members, do it after that you used the search function.

Your intentions are good, (however try to avoid those bounty walls) I will added few threads where you can find more details regarding Insert image function in BB Codes.

176  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: I wanna get merits on: August 22, 2018, 12:50:14 PM
Merit is not for amateurs and the holders are very economical with it unlike the likes that you can dish out without limits
Yeah me too want merits.I just want it rank up for doing some bounties.Higher rankers getting paid higher. Cool
You both, sir, doing tremendous works by creating bounty reports and you both are deserved to be merited. These higher rank members actually don't know how much you have contributed to the forum and for other members. Richer get richer these days. BTW how much do you want? is 10 sMerits enough, because I only have 10 right now (don't tell those higher rank members and they will ban us) Grin

To get Merit, you must post articles or replies that are helpful to everyone, and the advantage of members of the Bitcointalk community is that most of the ICO project's bounty tasks are required to be completed within Bitcointalk, such as signatures!
Actually, I don't understand the point you are highlighting? Is that mean are you helping for other members only to cover up your post requirement?


This thread is now becoming SMT and I think this thread better to be locked by OP since he/she got the answers from other members.
177  Economy / Services / Re: Hexah's Design Service - ANN, Signature - Infographics -FREE 1 more set of SD on: August 21, 2018, 03:00:08 PM




Free 1 set of signature design available. Get yours now.
Can I get the last free one Wink
178  Other / Meta / Re: Merit System Matters on: August 21, 2018, 02:30:54 PM
maybe,i'm learning how to have more merit,ofcourse will no buy it
No you should learn to read more and learn how to use Search function before going to post. Don't bother about Merits, they will come eventually when you're learning to post constructively and helping other members in the forum. Most importantly you need to learn English before going to post in Meta. This is rubbish. BTW welcome to the forum Smiley
179  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Service Discussion (Altcoins) / Re: Should limited participant signature campaign in the last weeks? on: August 20, 2018, 06:45:18 PM
If you are worried over the pay rate then try to rank up. Making posts and crying about signature/bounty pay rate differences wouldn't help at all but making posts that is helpful for the beginners or posts that is helpful might rank you up.
I think there are so many things to be worried rather than pay rates of a signature/bounty campaign in this forum. I think OP's intentions are clear. He/she wants to be ranked up easily and join a bounty campaign and filled the shit reports to get a higher pay check. This is not a workplace mate and see around and gain some knowledge.

Mymenace is still consecuposting in that Cryptsy thread that should be locked,
Actually why isn't it locked Huh Is that I'm the only one who don't understand anything in those billboards where Mymenace spams trolls at his best.
180  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Service Discussion (Altcoins) / Re: Should limited participant signature campaign in the last weeks? on: August 20, 2018, 02:50:54 PM
Broken grammar, useless question, and wrong section. I wish you could get at least one of them correct.

By the way, how did you manage to get those Merits?  Huh
Wait, is mymenace your cousin or something?  Roll Eyes It is totally cool to share Merits between relatives, right?  Tongue
Hell yeah mymenace is his/her cousin Grin. Got 10 Merits for just asking about an airdrop and funny thing about "mymenace" thrown away another 5 Merits for just the reply of "Thanks for your merits". LOL


I know Merit is not moderated by the forum, but this is a clear cut case and we all are playing the waiting game.... Huh
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