Excuse me!
I see my name in your list. This made me really nervous, I do not know why this happened. That is really a bad thing for me, please let me know the reason why I'm here, and how I can end it. I do not want to be part of your blacklist. Please show me how to get out of it. Thanks!
Regards
Paul
Just because a reply is lengthy (comparatively, though yours are still two-liners) does not mean it is constructive. Substance comes from usefulness and seeing how you reply to spam megathreads, few of your posts are actually useful. Let us not only stop there, but review the duration of time between posts. Good news for bitcoin in general and bitcoin users in particular. It seems bitcoin has shown the world the potential and power of it, so more and more countries are adopting bitcoin and legalizing it. They want to make use of bitcoin to make a profit for their country, a meaningful job for every country. We can see that many countries have banned bitcoins, but now that these countries have accepted bitcoin. Bitcoin really proved its power.
Yes as long you use a thing to pay it is called money, so Bitcoin and other cryptocurrecy is a money that thing that it is different with the fiat is it's appearance because bitcoin is a digital currency. So bitcoin is a money and the other alt coin too.
I do not agree with what you say, bitcoin is not an altcoin, it is a core coin, it is the foundation of all the other altcoins. It's like a common currency of technology, it has the same power and power as cash. Bitcoin is a digital coin that represents the evolution of technology, it is even stronger than many of the current cash in the world. Five minutes apart. It took five minutes for you to search for another thread quickly, to look over at its content and create a reply. You may use a broad vocabulary but it serves no need when it is vague and refers to general (relative to bitcoin users) knowledge. And the next thing we will know, is the banks all over the world will accepts bitcoin, and also the all the people in this whole wide world.  Although Japan has accepted bitcoin, we can not be sure that the whole world will accept bitcoin. It is possible that bitcoin is becoming popular and well known, but, in essence, it is still a virtual currency, its value depends entirely on real money. It never changes. Virtual money is a constant change, even though it has existed for a long time, but it always has big and irreparable problems. It could be the reason that banks around the world accept bitcoin. The future is something that we can not be sure of. Actually you can go to this thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1859063.0 for the Monthly Best Gambling Site. But from my experience, i recommend you nitrogensports and directbet for sportsbook. Primedice, bitsler and yolodice for dice sites. For casino and live casino, i don't know much about them, because i rarely gambling on casino. The casinos that you have outlined have different advantages, so you can easily see that through the process of using them. Bitsler advantages in speed, you can make bet quickly with double the speed of other casinos. For yolodice and primedice, we will see the stability and rhythm between the bets. And they all guarantee fairness, so we should choose them. Also five minutes apart. And actually, the latter post has no real use seeing as you only promote Bitsler for its 'speed' yet go no further about other casinos using descriptive factors. The above quoted linked their site; there needn't be any more to add, lest it be a wholehearted suggestion.
Thank you for your friendliness, you are a good manager of this site, I see the enthusiasm in your way of doing things. Yolodice is actually competing with much larger casinos, Bitsler and prime dice are one of the typical casinos, they have attractive incentives to compete with them is very difficult, But I hope you can offer stable promotions to attract players. Good luck!
Pointless post.
And the list goes on.
Bonus quote: Hyper inflation, I would love to use your words, the economic crisis will surely happen, and it will destroy the economy of the whole world. Let's try to think, if the whole world uses bitcoin, and when it reaches that value, then suddenly it disappears or collapses. I think it will be a disaster for everyone. It was horrible. And I see that it will never happen even after two centuries.
These are words that I expect an eight year-old to say about something they consider bad. |
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recently i joined startminer.com and i start promote them i got many referrals and i got commissions from one of my referrals
so i'm writing this topic to let you know that startminer is scam and its a ponzi hyip program , do not support them , do not join at all and do not wast your time with them
some of you will tell me " yes its a ponzi why you joined and promote them ? "
i joined to test them and to post the proof that they are scam and their payments proof are fake !
So which one is it? Did you join to promote them or did you join to test the site to prove it's a scam? Why are you promoting a scam?
It doesn't seem very logical, considering giving money to ponzi operators simply encourages them to create more of them. Ask yourself this: if there is a scammer, do you give money to them to prove that they are a scammer or do you advocate against them until they show proof that they have a working and operating system that is not a scheme? |
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Thanks.So I have to remove each thread from my subscribed list?This is 10 pages long I thought just unchecking email notifications box will do it.
You can narrow that down by clicking this:  which will select all of the topics on the page. It's not a perfect solution, but it's better than having to click 20 times more. You'll only need to click - all in all - a whole of twenty times. One for the "select all" and one for the unsubscribe button. |
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No, it's not because you reported posts. It's because your posts are shit. Based on the news that I read they drop that bomb in ISIS base but I hope theirs no big number of innocence that died their because of that bomb This is a shit post. Nice progress.
Technology keep improving anytime.
Hope in near future astronomers will found one planet that can sustain life of humanity
This is also a shit post. I could simply look at the title of the thread and post a reply like this. I really wonder this. I never clicked a signature ad and am wondering if it works for gambling sites. I need to be enlightened in this topic, because it looks like a waste of money to me.
Its not a waste of money, Gambling site making some signature campaign and other campaign because they want to get more exposure of their from the community. This is another shit post. The basic question isn't answered clearly. Thanks for this information. Im planning to build a mining rig but not to mine a Bitcoin I want to mine some popular altcoin this day. This post doesn't contribute anything, really. You're not adding anything to the thread, and it could simply be a thanks in a PM. You post worthless one-liners that can be easily considered unnecessary to the threads therein and bundled with your signature, it becomes increasingly obvious that you care nothing for post quality and are only out to grind out the signature payment pennies.
Not to mention your previous history. |
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Refer to this page: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=71435;sa=notification
(for those wondering, this is the notification management page. Simply replace the uid in the upper link to your own, and you will be able to access. If there are still threads on there, then simply remove them. Otherwise it should be simple enough to just filter out any and all bitcointalk "reply" notification emails. |
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A digital good is a good that does not have a physical nature,in my opinion website,domain name,apps, and all other virtual items have to stay in the digital goods section ... so we can create a sub section for all other objects.
I don't get it. What are the "all other objects" that you mention? All the threads that don't belong in the Digital Goods section are those that would be removed anyway after reports - for example, a physical item thread.
Moreover, you should show a significant portion of threads belonging to a single type to show that a need arises for another subsection. That's the deal with Invites & Accounts. I'd say that if you can find that 40% of the threads belong to your "all other objects" subsection, then there may be some need for it (though the creation still has to have purpose: it can't be "domains" or whatnot) |
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Is there a certain rank I need to be to post pictures for some reasons my links with imgbb and imgur are not showing up on the site  That link is not an image file. This is: https://image.ibb.co/kO5mGQ/did_someone_mention_seeds.png It has to end with an image file format. The link that you attempted to post was actually a page link, not the link to the image. For the record, try quoting this post if you still don't understand so you can see the bbcode [img width=500]https://image.ibb.co/kO5mGQ/did_someone_mention_seeds.png[/img]
You're a Junior member which means you're worth less than dirt so the forum says fuck you, you can't post pictures because you haven't scammed enough people yet.
Scam some people then you'll be allowed to post pictures.
Good Luck!
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in my opinion its better to have one account with multiple thread to sell your domain name than have 100 alt account to sell your 100 domain names.
its not something we can control.
If you are referring to the fact that should people wish, they are able to create alternate accounts, then yes. It is possible then to use those accounts to create multiple threads for each of your domains, though it will be a hassle, taking too much time and effort, also being incredibly conspicuous. The whole reason for creating multiple accounts would be to put many domains on offer at the same time, though it would arouse suspicion if a large number of newbie accounts were to begin creating threads for domains. It is also probable that should one account be detected as being an alt, the user would face the risk of a ban, which would result in the banning of all the other accounts (lest you use proxies which would take a lot of effort). The rules apply to individuals, not accounts (AFAIK, since there was a precedent when an individual used multiple accounts to bump a thread, which violated the rules) and hence if this behavior is noticed, then the person would be banned.
The rule is fine. It prevents clutter and allows for equal advertising opportunity. |
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I may be wrong, but isn't character rendering client sided? I doubt there would be any problems on the forum side, as long as the browser is updated to support it. Either way, I doubt this version of the forum will add those sorts of plugins anytime soon.
😂 It should be client-side. 🤣 I've pasted emojis to the left of my sentences. 🤑 Though, I don't really care much for these images.
Hi, @staff Unicode 9.0 support for SMF 1.1.19? Any news about how new forum soft will handle Unicode updates? My main concern is lack of emoji support. Would love to use those in my rounds & games thread. I will be surprised (massively) if such support get added to current forum No harm to ask, right? Now it is kinda painful to test which smiley does work or not. If this is a 'no no' I can fully understand, better to focus on new software. Perhaps you aren't using the browser-based emojis, which I found over here: http://unicode.org/emoji/charts/full-emoji-list.html - and that may have been the reason as to why you were unable to use them in your threads. |
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Is there any shop option for those of us that would like to pay via Bitcoin instead of the options available at Spreadshirt? (I really like the design, by the way! It looks incredibly sleek.) |
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Yes. A negative trust would be perfectly justified in this case. Archive 1Archive 2
Why trust someone who says that they manipulate other people? Someone who shills for coins to make a quick buck, justifying it with others' greed? The self-incrimination simply publicizes the fact and tells us not to trust them. |
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This is when things get tricky, because "reasonably similar" is different from person to person. You could say that they were all domains and they should be 1 thread, or you could say they were different domains that were unrelated to each other so they should be listed separate.
Perhaps the rules need to be clarified a little more.
NOTE: This is meant to serve as a reference/educational/informational thread, NOT a rock solid list of rules.
23. When deciding if a user has broken the rules, the staff have the right to follow their interpretation of the rules.[e]
I don't think it's particularly great to see several domain threads all by the same user. If someone is interested in buying domains, they'll check out a master domain thread. Even in the case where it's something like selling 4 domains with "Bitcoin" as a prefix and the other two "Money" as a prefix, they should be bundled together. Domains are domains. The user may not get as much advertisement, but that shouldn't really be the most important thing: allowing other threads to stay on the FP with equal opportunity would be better. |
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I can't see any naysayers in the thread, so maybe some numbers would help Theymos decide.
Perhaps your eyesight should be checked if this is what you truly believe. We haven't had any new features in a long time and this is already there, just needs some polishing.
If you need features, go to the beta site. The SMF forum is fine on its own. Extra vanity icons are not what we need right now. In addition, there's a difference [which would take time and effort that would be better used on the new forum] between just randomly assigning icons & tags and creating these eye-candy icons that can be enabled/disabled. Maybe we could have a poll and vote if we want this or not.
It would be a waste of time. The staff poll was good since it was of critical importance to the site (though community-based) but this would just be absolutely pointless.
Badges? We ain't got no badges. We don't need no badges! I don't have to show you any stinkin' badges!
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Now I see why this was necessary. (points towards the April 1st prank badges)
Can we assume that Dash and Ethereum would be the most probable ones to be deserving of a spot up there? (though, what's really to be expected?)
I don't think that Ethereum Classic would really have too many inflated mentions: though you could garner a lot of extra counts with the use of "etc", it's unlikely that a significant portion of those counts are the in aforementioned context.
However, I have an inquiry: with every mention of Ethereum Classic, is there an additional count to Ethereum? If so, then perhaps the "real count" of Ethereum is only 12414, only slightly higher than Dash!
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I liked yesterday's event adding altcoin batches on the occasion of April 1.
Then I thought, it would be a nice feature when such batches are permanently added to a user's account, depending on either how active it is in the respective announcement thread or how often the respective coin occurs in its post contributions. Depending on this, there could also be different ranks assigned as seen yesterday when one hovered a batch.
Certainly, resources for our Bitcoin Forum should be used primarily on more important things than creating anything related to altcoin contribution, yes?
I would say that these sort of badges should be reserved for a completely different forum. The discussion and promotion of such coins should be limited to those threads and rarely seen in the typical Bitcoin-related discussion (or in rank-related content). This is not to say that altcoins are not important, not in the least, but what do you think would happen? Those users that are waiting for their accounts to be unlocked come to find that there was implementation of altcoin supporter vanity icons instead of them regaining their account. How many more threads can we handle?
Also, I already posted this on a separate thread, but if one really feels that they need to show their support, then it can be located on their avatar, personal text, signature, or even just how and where they post. |
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I concur that would be a cool option to have!
Cool, yes. Unnecessary eye candy, also yes. If needbe, a user can simply use their avatar to cleverly apply the same effect (by placing the badges at the bottom of their avatar) or use their personal text or signature. An additional form of supporting altcoins is not needed. |
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Happy April Fools. It was actually 100% random. Each user got between 1 and 4 coins, with fewer being more likely, and for each you would get a random cryptocurrency. I organized the cryptocurrencies into three tiers according to recognizability/popularity: tier 1 coins were more likely than tier 2 coins, which were more likely than tier 3. Then a random title was added to each coin name. There were a little less than 100 coins in total: I took the top 100 based on market cap and discarded a few that seemed to have never had any real interest. But as I'd hoped, even though it was random, plenty of people just happened to have badges that were complete matches or mismatches. What were the possible titles? I know I've seen advocate, developer, follower, pooh-bah, flunky and fanboy.
Just an FYI to you guys that would like to see permanent badges, this is why that is a bad idea.
(Better have been temporary, lest we get an army of "bitcoin developers" teaching newbies how to gamble!) |
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In the event that there is a tie, it is based on bet ID, correct?
For example:
if on the final day, fifteen participants have roll number 2, then
The earliest ones win (lowest bet ID)
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What I really want to know is who has the most badges on their account: I just want to see all those icons; it'll be so satisfying |
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