That doesn't change anything. Especially not the fact that you were shady as fuck in the first place. Simply removing your retaliatory feedback also doesn't rectify the fact that you already did it and had the intention of sending it.

It's like if I posted a slanderous article then removed it after it had been exposed to many people.

Simple Machines Forum.

It's the foundation of the forum.

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Read more about it on the official site: https://www.simplemachines.org/

You'll find a lot of layout similarities

At any point. Navigate to your profile and change the settings in Forum Profile Information.

This is a link to that very page: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=891453;sa=forumProfile

Note that there are signature restrictions based on your rank.

Activity and posts disappearing? That would be when you make shitty posts that are insubstantial. It's a you problem and so none of your ideas are being wasted.

There's no value in posts that are deleted and so the only thing that is wasted is both your and the moderators' time.

Obvious scam. Doubling the deposit is most certainly unsustainable unless you're talking peanuts. Especially when you're offering 35% affiliate commission on top of that. Additionally, the lack of SSL and the fact that the expiration date of the site is in one year makes this extremely suspicious.

Also seems like you don't have any terms written up, which means that you were too lazy to come up with them.

You can't. Avatars are for Full Members+

Or... they just don't do anything and have people think something happened, to which they essentially beg for tips.

Really, when you think about it, it's simple: you just target people who are ignorant of how BTC works by promising to accelerate their transaction while the network is bloated, cashing in on new money. Then when it's confirmed (because you give a guarantee of 95% and they are sometimes that 5%) you act as if it was your doing.

It's just lazy scamming, like creating a loan thread.

This is the funniest shit I've ever seen.

Just look at their FAQ: https://archive.is/nFKSq

"Q. How can i trust to head or tail bet ?
A. This website is 100% trustworthy because it will expose the result of each spinning coin in hash format ,before you bet on that."

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And your terms & conditions have spelling and grammar errors.

"You should have only one account, too many accounts may result in difficulty for managing." — this is funny.

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There's also no privacy policy and the 'Help And Support' links to a blank page. Hm...

TL;DR: Obvious scam.

Is it, though? Unless you enforce a KYC policy (similar to that of a casino) you can't really know. And in that case, there's no real point to doing it. It would make gambling more accessible to underage consumers, which is not desirable.

We already have people hooked on different kinds gambling nowadays with some mobile games and loot boxes everywhere now.

Given how people can easily lie about their identity (taking pictures from the internet is as easy as writing an email) it seems a little unethical to allow gambling to be a part of such a medium. Imagine going on Twitter and having a little slot machine in the bottom-right.

That's not enabled on this forum. Flash and a couple other things are also disabled for security reasons. Just link to the videos (or if you would like to, for style, set a hyperlink onto an image of the thumbnail.)

GIFs work too.

No. You can be a newbie and still be able to post in ANN threads.

The cost is currently .00208333 BTC. Up-to-date prices can be found here, where you will be able to pay for the membership: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=credit;promote

You should really look at the board.

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Via hilariousandco's stickied thread: Do not create threads or post translated ICO Announcements in here

It's for bitcoin discussion. Not shitcoins.

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There doesn't seem to be much point given the traffic that the thread is getting, so why bother?

How did the deposit address change? Do you have any legitimate proof that those are transactions related to OP? (I could not find any address linkage between the inputs)

If you've got additional proof then you should lay it down immediately. How come every time, nobody does this?

It doesn't automatically get placed onto your profile: you have to enable it.
Then, you go back to the page: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=credit;promote
and use the drop-down menu.

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That is, if you did pay it. The amount you sent in that transaction confuses me. Right now, it's showing me that copper memberships are ~.002 BTC. I'm assuming the larger amount is sent to the change address. Did you send a payment for units of evil beforehand?

Right. Banning all of those spammers would be fabulous.

Hm... at that level of English you're exactly the kind of spammer that most of us are talking about here.

Oh, piss off. Loving community my ass. Would a loving community just smear shit all over the forum and spew rancid garbage everywhere they go?
"sir the bitcoin goes up"
"i will never sell my btc because it will being the future"
(some long-ass redundant quote about bitcoin's rise)

Which laws? The ones in your country?

Stopping you right there. You may not have known this but the 'service' showcased a bunch of popular game-based gambling games. IIRC there was one based on PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds and that could be the reason for the name.

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Nothing actually related to Steam integration.

And the gallery was taken down. Also, if you take in the fact that this is a likely scam, it's probably not what you're looking for.

What do you mean? The rank of Founder is reserved for the satoshi account and is unattainable for anyone else. If you're talking in terms of either activity or posts, satoshi has 364 activity and 575 posts... both of which have been exceeded by many members on the forum. Example: me.

Have you read the OP of this very thread you're posting on? If you have then you would realize that the site is a scam and that all of your anecdotal evidence should be taken with a very large grain of salt.

The site is NOT provably fair. It's selectively provably fair. Meaning that your bets can and will be rigged... if it's profitable to do so. It wouldn't make sense to exit scam for $40. But for $40,000... sure.

Yeah. That's how house edge works.

But even if there is a statistical loss, gamblers like to take the chance to win. After all, life is full of unfair risks—gambling is no different. In relation to zero house edge, you are expected to approach your original bankroll as you gamble more. If you want this to happen then you would simply bet the minimum at the highest chance and continue betting for eternity. Think of it like betting on black & red at Roulette without any 0's.

But this is all irrelevant because the site isn't fair and they cheat players.

It's the cache. Just do a clean refresh to view the updated one.

That would probably be CTRL + F5 on Windows machines and CMD + F5 on OSX.

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Your avatar always updates when you set it to but it'll show the old one for your current sessions.