Ja sam se uljenio sa kladionicom posljednjih par mjeseci i manje igram nego inače. Nemam toliko ni vremena a da budem iskren i drago mi je. Serie A je moja liga ali izgubila je onaj svoj šmek kakav je nekad imala. Jednostavno mi se ne sviđaju ove nove generacije Instagram fudbalera, njihova pohlepa i način razmišljanja. Sve to utiče da slabije uplačujem i pratim fudbal.

A scam accusation or even a proven scam is not a reason why members get banned from Bitcointalk. If you scammed someone from either of your accounts, you would "only" have been negatively tagged by DT members if they believe there are valid reasons for such tags. You got banned for something else. Plagiarism, spamming, posting malware, or sending unsolicited PMs are the most common reasons. 

Za takvu situaciju su krivi članovi altcoin sekcije a ne forum. Forum im je dao na raspologanje mnoštvo tema gdje umjesto da diskutuju o normalnim i zanimljivim stvarima, oni štancaju mnoštvo postova gdje pokazuju svoje neznanje, nepismenost i potpunu izgubljenost u vremenu i prostoru. O kriptu opčenito znaju samo da ima jedan forum gdje nešto napišeš i podjeliš par linkova sa lažnog Twittera i dobiješ tokene u wallet. Žalosno ali istinito.

Oni koji bi voljeli da normalno razgovaraju o altcoin projektima bi trebali da naprave self-moderated teme i svakodnevno brišu postove članova koji tu ne zaslužuju da budu.

Koliko znam on ima Telegram grupu za trgovanje kriptom što potvrđuju i drugi članovi. A ako ima Telegram grupu gdje se vrti novac onda sigurno privlači svakakve prevarante i slične pacove da pokušaju razne vrste prevara na onima koji se ne znaju zaštiti. Vjerovatno ti se predstavio lažni Lunorael za kojeg si mislio da je pravi, uzeo ti kripto (tj. ti mu ga poslao) i nestao. Desilo se ili tebi ili nekome koga znaš. Ako ne, iznesi prave dokaze i nauči kako se zaštititi od prevaranata na Telegramu.   

Faucets and referrals are two very different things. That collection of mine that you mentioned shows faucets of some crypto casinos. None of them are referral bonuses, though. A referral is when you sign up using a unique link someone provides you with. In that case, the person receives a percentage from the casino as reward for bringing you to their platform. Faucets are free coins you receive for testing casino games or you could use them for sports betting perhaps. 

Počeo je novi tjedan i opet imamo novih slobodnih pozicija u Sinbad kampanji.
3 Hero člana se mogu prijaviti. Međutim, Royse777 je napisao da će razmisliti da jednoj ili dvojici Hero članova isplaćuje tjedne isplate za Legendary članove.
Potrebno je da ste skupili 200+ merita u posljednjih 120 dana.

I am all for self-moderated threads. In fact, I would go as far as to suggest forum users to self-moderate more of their threads if they don't mind the extra work (if it even comes to that).

It's an instant turn-off for spammers who will stay away if they know what self-moderated means. My guess is that most of them know. They tend to learn these things quickly but somehow can't learn how to become normal and valuable members of the forum. It's a great way to quickly delete off-topic replies or silent those that use your threads only to advertise their services or some website.

Certain boards and situations are big no-go. The reputation and scam accusation boards, for example. But even if self-moderated, our beloved scrappers will pick up the changes. I don't like seeing someone open a discussion about another person and self-moderating such a thread, or worse, preventing the accused person from replying.

My job sometimes requires me to use South and North American IP addresses to access certain websites. I saw the "you are being rate limited" twice today but not on Bitcointalk. One was on a website to check your IP address, and the other one was from a Canadian work-related page. I don't remember seeing it before on either website. Deactivating and re-enabling my VPN fixed it.

Oh, I see what you mean now. Somehow I missed the part of your post where you said that you used your mobile devices to switch the site to the desktop version. I just tried it, and yes, it won't open the desktop version on Chrome. It remains stuck on loading in circles with the "checking if connection is secure" message.

It's back up and running again.

I don't remember ever seeing any posts by those two members you mentioned previously who bragged about having massive amounts of bitcoin, but I have no reason to believe you aren't telling the truth. Anyway, why would you take their word for it just because they claimed it? Ask them for a signed message from an address that holds several thousand bitcoins.  I have never seen anyone from the guys I respect on this forum make such claims as that is not their style.

If you are convinced that your idea could succeed, go for it. You might find more believers on Twitter, Telegram, etc. This is an old-school community.
Also, I would appreciate if you avoid pyramid quotes. It looks bad. You can always edit and remove previous quotes, and only leave the most recent post you are replying to.

Good luck with your NFT idea, and let us know if you decide to do anything with it.

Try it now. Everything seems ok on my end both on Firefox and Chrome on my desktop and mobile devices. Cloudflare was acting up a few days ago, maybe that affected the clearnet version, since it uses Cloudflare. You might have noticed slowness with the forum in the last 2 days as well, but not today. 

I don't understand why users besides the thread starter would reserve posts.

- If a contest lasts a month, you have one month to submit your entries. They don't have to be on the first page and you don't have to "signal" to anyone that you are participating.
- If there are limited places, a knowledgeable campaign manager will accept entries by those users who actually submitted the finished tasks in time, not made reserved post that they later edited.
- The same should be true if payment will only be sent to the first 10 participants, for example. All the manager has to do is check the last edited time and date.   

I have been experiencing slow loading times when browsing forum topics as well in the last couple of days. It seems better right now. I had no issues posting, except waiting for the post to appear longer than what is normal. But there was a thread of mine that I was trying to edit and it didn't work. All attempts resulted in 500 server errors. Even opening the post and clicking on the preview button displayed the 500 error. Luckily, it's gone now.

Considering that the forum still doesn't have an official mobile application in an era of smartphones, and that the work on the new upgraded forum has been going on for a long time, this could definitely happen within the next 100-200 years. OP just be patient.
Joking aside, I still fail to understand how a metaverse can replace a forum whose reason of existence is reading and writing.

You should go into a bit more details about how you think Bitcointalk's Metaverse would look like and work. How will it benefit me as someone reading and writing on this forum?
Metaverse is a virtual world making you an integral part of it. Essentially, it makes you part of a game. I could see the appeal for something like that, for example, in online casinos. You create a character who walks around the floor and can interact with other players and play casino games, etc.

How would such a world work for Bitcointalk? Would we be walking between different forum boards that are represented in some way in this virtual world?
Local boards could be presented by sights and popular destinations from that country. What about the rest?

I to je pogrešan razlog da se ljudi aktiviraju, da ne govorim da bi bilo zloupotrebljeno. Ako postoji mogućnost da se nešto dobije, ljudi će se normalno na to zaljepiti. Ali čim nagrada bude dodjeljena, vraćamo se na staro. Ako pravila nagradne igre ne dozvoljavaju novim članovima da učestvuju, neće novi ljudi ni doći. Ako im dozvoliš, imaćeš problema sa ljudima koji će otvarati više naloga samo da povečaju šansu da osvoje nagradu. Još ako se o tome čuje među "thank you sir, please sir" populacijom, eto ti spama za izvoziti.

I can understand designer clothes to some degree as long as it looks good. I don't understand million-dollar watches made from diamonds, rare stones, and similar stuff rappers and the likes wear. It's idiotic to me. Seeing 15 custom-made sports cars in a driveway is equally foolish. That's my opinion at least.   

So, you want to display your faith in Bitcoin by minting an NFT on Ethereum or some other blockchain? Nice. You are not going to get any serious people to support such an idea. Perhaps the younger generation whose symbol of achievement is a custom-made diamond watch worth a few millions.

It goes without saying that you should be doing that in a private environment. Most preferably in your own home where you have some privacy. Working with private keys is not something you should be doing on a shared computer or in a public space. I would, of course, avoid using a phone when out and about as well.   

@OP
If you don't watch MMA and Boxing and don't have any passion for it, I would advise you to stay away from betting big money on such events. You should bet on the sports you know the most about and which you watch to improve your chances of winning. That's a gamble enough, and you are making it worse trying to profit from something you don't understand.

One of the best sports bettors I know bets on one sport and only a few leagues from that sport. He doesn't bet every day, and sometimes weeks pass between two of his bets. However, he is successful and knows what he is doing. 

Why would I want to put a digital target on my back saying I own or have owned at least 1000 bitcoin recently? Would you want to walk down a street holding a sign saying you are rich or have a lot of gold in your house?

Many bitcoiners want to remain anonymous and not draw unnecessary attention to themselves. They also wouldn't care about hyped digital waste known as NFTs that could maybe have one or two useful applications with the rest being garbage. I am sorry, but I don't think many would be interested in this.