This would make the much feared red tags so common in the forum and it would make them lose their credibility.
Imagine if red tags became a common thing in  the forum and people no longer cared about getting them. Scammers would just swarm in like never before with no limits.

I think we should be careful with the Negative trust thing and should only apply it when it's appropriate and very necessary.

Very valid, you confirmed that you had been banned before and here you are evading the previous ban with a  new account

People with a get-rich-quick attitude are most likely to be scammed as they can easily be convinced by any profit making opportunity that is too good to be true.
The excitement of making so much money in a short period over shadows their reasoning capacity when a scammer presents them with a deceptive opportunity, and they end up spending all their money and life saving without any thoughts of things going South and the end result is loosing everything to the scammers.

It's not merit abuse, the only logical reason is that the user was a senior member when the merit system was introduced, so he got airdropped 250 Merits but then later on, the user decided to massively delete his past posts probably because they were shitty posts and the number of activity also went down until it reached member level

If you look at  BPIP, there is no record of received merit by the user... it means that's just airdropped merit.

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EDIT
Guess you already figured that out.

Yeah, you are right, there is no record of OP's post being deleted according to BPIP. All that's there is a password reset.


I think the warning message in the inbox is giving him/her chills  
But all can change if OP worked a little hard to get atleast one merit.

Github profile is just 10 days old with only one commit, and they are already planning to ask for investors money in 4 days?
https://github.com/winbix

Anybody who would send money trying to buy such tokens would be a fool.

You really need to make up your mind @Dontme, If you were promoting or just making an ANN for them then you need to draw a line whether to disassociate with them or associate with them or else your reputation is at stake here and once you get red tags from DT, it will be almost impossible to convince them to remove the tags so if I were you I would act very fast.

With all due respect and with no intention of trying to tint your ANN. I think this is exaggerated given that you service is still new in the game. If you want to win people's trust, you have to stay true and realistic.
Otherwise, site is good. Hopefully the Official Tor Mirror is availed soon too.

So are a concerned member i just have a couple of questions
1. Are you affiliated to  the UPI Network?
2. If not, are they aware that you are using some of their WhitePaper draft content?
3. If not, I have tried to look at your Whitepaper again but i haven't seen any reference section or links acknowledging it to be part of UPI Network's Whitepaper. That should have bailed you out.

It does no harm to your project to acknowledge someone's work/content... do it?

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You sure about the project?
Why is the white paper plagiarized according to this https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5132787.0
Please respond to the accusation thread.

It depends on how the person who has been looking into your reply and post history sees it. Some people will merit you while others will not. Sadly the board you comment in is always ignored by merit sources and most members who could merit you.

I looked into your Post history and I would like to advise you on this
1. Avoid replying in old threads and spam mega threads like this one https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5130196.
Chances of your post being seen and merited are close to zero
2. Try to help members by responding to their questions, your chances of getting at least one merit are very high.
3. Avoid making non-constructive one liner replies
4. Try as much as possible to avoid the altcoin boards, sadly as i said, the boards are on ignore by most merit sources.
5. Just do your thing. Contribute to the forum, don't focus too much on merit, it will come when you list expect it

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I was going to merit you but i would ;love to see you do bet, If i see that your post quality is good with in  a few days, i could merit you.

I don't think it will ever happen.
Not all members here care about trust or  do things that require trust such as trading.
Some of them just come to discuss about different topics or help other members. so what happens to them?

Forum is Okay, If you go look at the other boards. Help and Beginners, Bitcoin discussion, Mining, Trading discussion etc. If you focus on Meta and reputation board and then go on to make attacks especially for a newbie account then most members will obviously think it's an alt account of someone who has been here before but for some reason they can't post through the original account(Probably lost credibility through trolling or has been negative trusted for some bad act).

Man, how I hate these ongoing accusations and counter accusations on meta and reputation boards, you might actually think it's impossible to make friends here until you just decide to focus on other boards or just avoid this whole drama.

I mean it's just a forum, You don't need to be on DT or a legendary to enjoy it and make valuable discussions. If for some reason you find the forum too bad to your taste, you can just decide to chill for a while. It isn't an obligation to always log in.
Creating different accounts and attacking older members won't help.

It's like people suspecting that you have a psychiatric problem, and then they strap you up, the more you struggle and make noise, the more they believe that you actually lost your mind, but if you keep calm and show that you are OK, they could actually feel sad or kind and unstrap you.
Just let your deeds do the work. People will easily see your good side.

But why didn't you respond to the previous scam accusations?
Why have you only responded when you have been tagged red?

Looks like they have been on the game for a while, started with this last year https://binancebnb-dex.net but its now offline.
I found one more domain which is similar
https://decentralized-launch.org

Both domains were created on the same day.

And the registrant data is redacted for both domains   , Scammers!
More details on the post i made here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5073615.msg50598240#msg50598240

Looks like so many of them are starting to sprout lately. There is also https://decentralized-launch.com/
The websites are all brand new with same fashion of scam. Looks like it's the same person


Whois Record for Decentralized-Launch.org


Whois Record for Decentralized-Launch.com


Note the dates of registering the domains that have never been registered before is the same, And registrant data is redacted... Obvious Scammy approach

You can move the thread to Scam accusations as it's a clear scam attempt Just include more details so that people can easily be able to understand the nature of scam.

Maybe you should spend time to read the terms and conditions.

Look, I am not shilling Kucoin or their coin but this is an obvious case of how the market works. Once an announcement or some sort of news is out, price is bound to react by either mooning or dumping... Depending on how people react to the news.  I have seen this because i have been trading for about 2 years now.

It's up to you to think smart and know when to sell or buy. It's not like Kucoin forced anyone to buy or hold their tokens. Come on mate.

You really need to format your topic well in order to catch the attention of the reader and make them eager to read through.
Have you wondered why nobody has replied your topic since yesterday?

It's because of poor formatting, no clear outline of subtopics, title or references... everything is just jumbled up.
You referred me to read your topic but honestly, I don't even know how to get started.
I know it may not be the best topic in the forum but take it as an inspiration, It was the topic that even earned me the most merit 
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5106984

Take this as some sort of advice and not a jibe.
Cheers.

Are you going to really blame Kucoin for the price dump?
I have seen this kind of thing happen in so many other exchanges including Binance. Go check the CELR Token chart and see for yourself.
I think it's simply because some smart chaps buy before the announcement is made, once it's made, In anticipation that there will be a FOMO lot rushing in to buy tokens even at a higher price, they dump the tokens on you late buyers.

It's just the psychology at work in the market.
You are always warned about the risks, so by the time you go a head to trade, it's on you.