That sounds great and I'm glad you think so. I really appreciate your time and the work that you do managing this campaign.

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@vella85, Frankly, I am surprised by your position on this, especially as a longtime member of this forum. Did you at least took a few moments to go through that member’s history? Or maybe it's your alt account? Just kidding!
The rules exist for a reason and we shouldn't behave here any differently than in the real world. I'm not playing at being some kind of forum marshal here, but whenever I notice a spam, plagiarism or some other offense I will report that. I think we all should. As CryptopreneurBrainboss stated, we shouldn't expect all the work to be done only by forum and campaign moderators.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=2199760;sa=showPosts

I've been looking at his posting pattern for the last few weeks. Most of his posts are made in a few hours period, mostly on Saturdays or Sundays, just to fill the quota.
Of course, I am fully aware that it is up to the manager to select a campaign participant according to his own judgment. I'm just wondering if this is considered a burst posting?

A sta, Brave ne prikazuje reklame? Kako onda rade oni sajtovi koji kazu da treba da iskljucite adbloker da bi mogao da nastavis?
Jos ga nisam probao. Verovatno ce mi trebati vremena da sa naviknem.
 

Logitech M510 or M705 are the only mice I would recommend that are of good quality and reasonably priced.
But I strongly suggest that you take your dad to the nearest IT store and have him try out the mouse in person. Different people have different preferences. You'll want to be sure he has the situation 'well in hand' before you proceed with the purchase. 

my prediction: 467,200,000
user: Stalker22

my prediction: 460,900,000
user: Stalker22

It seems to me that this could be a revenge attempt for your engagement in discovering these scammers and bounty cheaters.  It is possible that we are witnessing a new trend of deception and misleading.

Not really. As TryNinja replied, it is probably possible to get some bounty profiles but the results will not be complete or completely accurate.
Anyone who has ever searched for alt accounts of ban evaders and bounty cheaters knows that it requires a bit of creativity as well. 

Thank you, CryptopreneurBrainboss.

I was just wondering, what is the policy of this campaign regarding burst posting? I see that there are members who make all the required posts in just one day. Is this allowed or is it tolerated only in certain cases?
I don't have much experience in campaigns yet so sorry for the newbie questions.

I don't think it's that simple. There is no uniform format for social media addresses. For example, someone can post only their profile name as opposed to the full url to the profile page. Searching for such data is no different than searching for any other words.

Tako blizu, a opet tako daleko!
Cestitam zenrog na postenoj pobedi i hvala Daniel na utesnoj nagradi.
 

You mean, something like, how bitcointalk search function does? Yeah, that would be nice. I'm sure TryNinja can make the search term highlighted in the results.

This is a great tool and I'm really glad I came across this thread. Well done, TryNinja!
This can really make it easier to search forum posts, especially when discovering alt accounts of ban evaders or merit abusers.


I believe it is an old archive. That's why SFR10 asked if TryNinja could do something similar with his data.

Why would you want to generate an unlimited amount of tokens when they go public? Um, I don't know, maybe for personal gain? Is that so unheard of?

And besides, you are posting here with your newbie alt account created three days ago. So much for transparency.

Is there really a need to talk about 'no premine' when you have the ability to generate an unlimited amount of tokens whenever you want?
(That's a rhetorical question, btw)

I don't think you've thought this through. Do you expect us to invest in a project that has no vision or plan for future development? You yourself stated that we shouldn't expect anything from the LJAR token itself, right?


When did I mention gambling sites? You want me to list dozens of projects with an identical idea like this? If I'm not mistaken, the first well-known smart contract based lottery on the Ethereum blockchain was launched back in 2017. How is your idea different other than raising your fee to a whopping 20%? Again, you have invested zero research into this.


I’m sure they could but I doubt they should. 

Dođavola, početkom godine sam prodao sav TRX po 0,02 dolara i kusur... 

What happens to the other 20%? Isn't that a bit excesive fee?

And why do you call this 'the first ETH smart contract lottery'? Surely you know that you are not the first to come up with this idea. There are even some free smart contract boilerplates on github.

Thanks Bitcasino.io for this great promo. Unfortunately, my prediction was way off.  

Congratulations @Harkorede!

my prediction: 448,888,000
user: Stalker22