Ah, that makes more sense. Thanks for clearing that up.

For anyone else who hadn't noticed it (like me), you can go to your "profile", "trust" and then "trust settings" to add/remove someone from your "trust list", and to know which members to avoid pissing off.

Well, it's not that easy... first you need to acquire positive trust, only then will giving negative trust to someone have any real effect (though your trust feedback will still be visible if someone bothers to check it on the affected profile).

EDIT: then again, looking at his trust details, I seem to be missing something as there is negative trust feedback left on his profile from people with positive trust that are under "Untrusted feedback".

Or, you know, you can just join one day without ever having participated in the campaign or visited the site, and immediately get paid the highest rate, far above someone who is a Full member and has in fact been promoting for months... 

Yes, Stunna had already posted something to that effect some time ago, but I suppose that due to the recent signature limitations, the priority has shifted to having Senior and Hero members join the campaign, rather than a question of loyalty of the participants.

Perhaps, but provided they let you know of their intentions beforehand and pay out any outstanding posts, that's not really a problem. And you can always join PD or Ritz later anyway if you want.

Not as of yesterday at least:


Which is kind of surprising no one has taken the time to build a bot and collect all the numbers posted so far, in order to win the btc.

I guess it depends on the amount of posts per month you usually do; Gaw Miners pays Senior Members a flat rate of 0.08 btc a month for 50 posts, which is about double what PD and Ritz pay. Of course, if you do more than about 100 posts a month, then these other campaigns pay out more.

How is that question related in any way, shape or form to the previous question?

Considering the amount of people working on this sig campaign and the high number of posts made, wouldn't it be easier for you to automate the system somewhat? Not necessarily all the way to automatic payments, but for example a program that, for each user, checked any change in signature, verified the length of each post and flagged the shorter ones for manual review, and so on to include any other feature you'd consider important. Of course that can still be abused, but I guess it could probably ease the task a bit.

This thread kind of reminded me of the movie "Waking Life" (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0243017/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1). It touches on some of the questions put forth here, but it's still a pretty interesting movie in its own right, if you have time to check it out.

Não há outros casos em que este cenário possa acontecer? Por exemplo, como aconteceu há pouco tempo com aquelas transações de 1 satoshi do "enjoy" "sochi", que recebiam apenas 1 ou 2 confirmações, e nunca chegavam a ser completadas.

Isn't science's capacity to provide us with the ability to predict how the world around us works fundamentally different to believing in an invisible man in the sky that offers no answers we can use about the world?

Hmm, hadn't seen this thread before... guess I wasn't the only one to not get paid in full. Still, it's interesting to see how CoinBet considers those who are working for them and asking for clarifications to be pests. It says a lot about the type of people you're dealing with.

You're right, but I don't believe anyone here is arguing against rehabilitation. It's more of an emotional reaction, if you will: he killed 4 people (amongst other offenses), got no jail time because he is too rich to know the consequences of his actions (paraphrasing his defense in court), and now you'll be footing the bill for his rehabilitation if you live in Texas.

And yes, you would still be paying even if he was sent to jail and I'm not sure jail time would have been a better outcome; but as others have pointed out, what's most striking is the double standard. A man points a laser at a police helicopter? 14 years in jail. A black kid gets into a fight and accidentally kills the other? 10 years in jail. You kill 4 people, but you're rich? A slap in the wrist.

EvilPanda had already answered your question:


And he said nothing of the quality of your posts, only that you post a lot. 

One more update to the story... if you live in Texas, you will be paying for the kid's rehabilitation, which will come to about $21000 a month.

The story at The Young Turks: www.youtube.com/watch?v=wUJsCZkVQpE

And the op hasn't even been online for over 10 days... but people still try.

Yes, the site seems to be down. In the meantime you can try https://www.odesk.com/, http://www.freelancer.com/, or as Counter suggested, the Services section on this forum https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=52.0 (where you posted this topic) to see if any worthwhile offers show up.

As he said, his other language is Slovene.


Have you tried sites like freelancer, odesk and the like? The pay is usually not very good, but you can find a variety of jobs there. Also, I think there are similar sites to those that pay only/mostly in btc if you prefer... maybe someone else knows the name of one.

EDIT: I think https://paidbitcoin.com/ is one of those, but the site seems to be down at the moment.

Well, if it changes every 14 days, then the next change should be on the 15th. And it makes sense the last change was day 1, since March has 31 days (18 + 14 = 32, so day 1).