Added that in the loans without collateral line. Thanks

As for 3, you're right, although I believe it is upto to the moderators if they interpret the stuff being sold/bought is illegal or not and same way some DT members consider some stuff being sold was acquired wrongfully and they leave negatives for that, so I'll leave it there as a suggestion that if you're selling something which you can't provide proof for that it was acquired rightfully, you may get negative feedback from a DT member.


Added at 9. Thanks


Added at 10. Thanks


Yeah, it might help newbies and other members who don't understand why were they given negatives. Thanks


Might be good way to call it. Although, I am just adding things which may prevent users from getting negative feedback. A lot of forum etiquette are already covered by mods here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=703657.0 but will add something about it in the OP at the bottom.

Thanks


Added below in forum etiquette as I haven't seen anyone been given negative for hijacking a thread and if someone overdoes it or posts off topic replies then they can be reported and moderators will remove them. Thanks


Yes, that is mods area and they're fabulous at it. But thanks for your suggestion anyway.

You could use a lite client like Electrum and import your keys there as it doesn't requires downloading the blockchain, which will give you instant access to your coins.

An effort to clear out some of the grey area regarding things which are not specifically against the forum rules, but are considered immoral/wrong by community members. The community is getting bigger and we see a lot of threads where users are having trouble deciding whether the negative trust someone received was right or wrong. So maybe this can be served as a guide on what is considered wrong by the community and should therefore be avoided.

So kindly suggest the things which you consider to be wrong/immoral on the forum.

To start,

0. Don't Scam and/or try to scam in any way.
1. Don't ask for loans without proper collateral if you are not a trusted member, specially if you are a newbie. ^{[Thx to elite3000 for suggestion]} _{[Read this for more detailed explanation of this.]} ^{[and this]}
2. Don't refuse to use escrow. ^{[If a party is willing to cover the fee, then there should be no problems with using one.]}
3. Don't sell stolen/cracked/carded stuff.
4. Don't promote Scam/Potentially scam sites.
5. Don't escrow your own trades.
6. Don't bid on items in an auction if you don't wish to buy.
7. Avoid buying/selling forum accounts.
8. Don't post personal information of members, unless it is necessary, for ex. in case of a scam.
9. Don't attempt to farm or buy trust. ^{[Thx to knightdk for suggestion]}
10. Avoid giving positive trust for smaller-trades/loans/escrow, if you are from default trust list, a neutral should suffice to document the trade. ^{[Thx to Omikifuse for suggestion]}
11. Don't Lie. Especially when doing trades, lying is considered shady and it might make you look suspicious and untrustworthy.
12. Don't ask for donations unless you're part of a registered charity and the address for funds is directly of the organization and not personal.
13. Avoid talking/discussing to yourself/your own alt. ^{[Got this suggestion from here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1352505.0]}
14. Don't "Shill Bid" on your own auctions, this practice is considered shady and scam as you're duping the other members into thinking that someone else is bidding on your auction. ^{[Got this suggestion from here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1436577.0;all]}
15. ?

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Let me know if something should be added or removed.

In addition to above, these forum etiquette are expected from good community members but aren't considered enough for negative feedback. Although, not following some of these suggestions repeatedly, may get you banned, especially "0".

0. Read Forum Rules and follow them.
1. Be civil. Insulting other members because of personal differences, race, gender or for any other reason is considered ill-mannered.
2. Search the other posts to see if your topic is already covered.
3. Don't give bad/wrong advice to other members (especially to newbies, who are new to Bitcoin and this forum)
4. Don't write the whole post in CAPS as it is considered shouting.
5. Don't hijack thread for the sake of whatever you would like to promote in someone's else thread. ^{[Thx to SFR10 for suggestion]}
6. Be helpful to other forum members.
7. Report to moderators if you feel someone is breaking the rules of the forum.
8. Report in "Scam accusation" section ^{with proofs} if you feel someone is trying to scam.
9. ?

Well here's something you can do, assuming they know how to use bitcoins in the first place.

Make paper wallets for each one and give them the decryption password for it. And when you die they can use the bitcoins if they remember the passphrase and they can't take the bitcoins which was meant for the other member as they wouldn't be able to decrypt it.

Print the paper wallets in their name, keep them safe for you wouldn't want them to spend it while you're still alive and when you die they can use it with their passwords.

The biggest mistake renegades batsman did was they couldn't hold their wickets. Gayle was firing from one end, all they had to do was to give him company, take a single and give him strike and he would have done it but they kept losing wickets from the other end and it must have disturbed him.

If they had kept the wickets, Gayle would have finished this before 15 overs, which was needed for them to qualify for semis. But good for me as I had the Strikers in the Parlay and I won that.

No, I don't find it ironic at all. He's giving good advice to protect users and I agree with him. You were clearly trying to scam either users of western union by stealing from their accounts or greedy btc users who fall for this in hopes of profit or both and his warning stopped you from doing that.

NOTA = None of the above


This option is missing but seriously I would love if he would somehow anonymously send us hints as to which option among the following he prefers.

Bitcoin core/others

So we can remove the rest.

Why you want to do it? Its a thankless job and you don't even get paid enough and one fuck up can cause you to lose all the reputation you have gained so far.

So my suggestion is, forget it.

After master-p's incident, its hard for people to trust, even the members with so much green on their account that they can save the world from global warming, how can you expect them to trust unorganic account like yours?

But if you still want to do it, follow the advice of these nice people, like this one:



This would make you appear trusted in the eyes of the bitcointalk members. /sarcasm 

Thanks for the increase in rates. It'll attract more members.

Can I join?

Xotika.TV​ Username : twister
Current Post Count  : 2719 (This one included)
Member level: Hero Member

Let me know and I'll change my signature.
Thx

The address contains more than 4 btc currently and has received 35 in total till now. Couldn't find anything but it is listed here as Bitcoin ATM at Dallas, TX, USA.

https://localbitcoins.com/ad/300690/bitcoin-atm-dallas-tx-usa
https://archive.is/VLcj6

While you're reporting others for spamming. You should understand that replying to a question means adding something from yourself or explaining it in your own words, Copy pasting from google like you did here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1331264.msg13583834#msg13583834 is easy and if everyone started doing this then there would be no need left for discussions. Anyone can post definitions from google.

So I kindly suggest if you have nothing to add to a question, or you don't feel its up to the standard to be asked here then please refrain from answering it through copy paste next time and let someone else do it because unlike you there are people here who are not expert at everything and need help sometimes.

PS:
I would Guilelessly entreat you to do that.
Critically, please stop saying these anomalous things, they're annoying.
Ironically, take care.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1215679.msg13575481#msg13575481

They were hacked last year (like cryptsy did just now, if you believe that) and they have been acting strangely since. I hope you get your coins back but I doubt it. Keep us posted.

Nice (Guilelessly)copy paste from here (anamolous)  :

https://www.cryptocompare.com/coins/guides/what-is-bitcoin-transaction-locktime/
http://www.investopedia.com/terms/b/block-bitcoin-block.asp

https://i.imgur.com/PAAf5AE.png
https://i.imgur.com/H1fWXyz.png

I was looking for some more detailed explanation but never mind.

I see it on blockchain.info and I am wondering what it is.

Is it the recent block which was found when the transaction was made ? Or something else..?

PS: If you don't know what I am talking about, you can see it on all confirmed tx on blockchain.info just above "Included in Blocks".

Your computer is infected. Move your wallet to a safer place then format the partition and re-install the OS. After that its best if you make another wallet and move your funds their because this one is most probably compromised.


I think what he's trying to say is that the owner of this address is trying to scam as whenever he copy pastes any address, this one gets copied into the clipboard instead of the one he intends to.

But yeah, he doesn't have enough information for a scam accusation and this should be regarded as warning or asking for help?

I didn't check today but I don't think you had the IND vs AUS 3rd ODI or the NZ vs PAK 2nd t20. These are the most popular ones and if they are available many cricket lovers will bet on those.

Cryptsy has taken the lead for this year:

13000 BTCitcoin comes to 4,984,000 USD (by the current price)
300000 LTC comes to 908,700 USD ( "")

4984000+908700 = 5,892,700 USD

I think we have a clear winner here. This is the list someone presented me of people/firms who made a ton of money from BTC in last couple of years.

http://www.coincer.org/history-of-cracks/

This is why you should have taken the backup when you first made the wallet or before depositing anything there. With cryptsy running, I won't be surprised if they have fled too.

Nothing you can do now but hope that its just a glitch and they sort it out soon and come back.