I have updated OP with new information as well as added the requested new team members. Devs will elaborate on my point shortly!


A score of 4.9/5 has been given to this project, certainly looking good!

Quoted and verified. Next time leave the validation up to someone else to do

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However the idea behind what I post is that this is more like 'Terms and Conditions' for Bitcointalk. Like with any website nowadays, you have to accept these T&Cs before you are able to do anything with your account. While this here is no legal contract, the user should still have to read these threads before doing anything else. Another thing is that it is very important to put a timer on the page if this is ever to get implemented. That way people can't just easily skip through but have to read at least some of it.

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The problem with 'nuking' threads is that it can still leave the person's questions unanswered (may happen, who knows) and will eventually create another thread like that to get answers for the same question. Nuking is only good against spammers and account farmers, while I feel it might not answer the questions of an honest man who actually wants to know the answer, however has not read Lauda's thread because they are unable to find it or don't even know it exists.

Bottom line - A lot more attention should be brought to especially Lauda's thread. Maybe in the form of what I suggested in OP or Browser pop-ups - anything to grab the attention of a person who has recently joined up for the forum. The lack of information has never been the problem, just the 'advertising of it'. Most newbies probably dont even know it exists.

This is my new Vanity address I have created. Quote and verify please

@aTriz I think you got mixed up. The guy who was trying to sell his account in this campaign wasn't fiulpro.

It was these naughtis:
ARCHIVED PAGE

I would have to say that the amount of useless questions being posted by newbies is just way too much and they are also creating threads to ask their dumb questions - this of course invites signature campaign spammers and everything goes downhill after that.

Some of these questions include:

- "How do I increase my activity?"

- "Can I skip ranks?"

- "I can't post images - help" (posted by a newbie for example...)

And the list just goes on and on....

I would suggest to the forum that maybe if we forced newbies to read the threads underneath before they posted anything, it might help reduce the number of these useless questions.

Newbies - Read before posting -- Posted by Lauda

Unofficial list of (official) Bitcointalk.org rules, guidelines, FAQ -- Posted by mprep


By 'forced' I mean that after a newbie has created an account, he or she would be re-directed to the 2 threads that they would have to spend a certain number of minutes on to 'read' the text and acknowledge that they have done so. Until then, the rest of the forum will be closed for them. While this does not guarantee that the user will actually READ these threads, it will certainly help out a few people who are truly interested in the forum. For those who continue to post these useless questions, it will become obvious who has not paid any attention to the rules.

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It might just be a dumb idea after-all, but please share your thoughts about this.

Yes, I would have to say too that a white background would be very nice. I think the dark grey on black is just extremely hard to see as well as use to navigate around. I am really hoping for the forum will be released soon and will be much faster, needless to say stop crashing on us all the time. However theymos' new update has fixed a lot of issues.

That can possibly be because you are a newbie and newbies can't post images. You can however do this when you become Junior Member or above.

Works for me:

Yes, junior member is the minimum rank you need to be to be able to post images. There are countless threads that have answered this question already in the past.

Congratulations! That is most certainly a good score

Will be waiting for more news about this great project.

This should be placed into the meta section for the forum staff to recover your account. I recommend that you move this board there.

Also, can you sign a message from the past addresses of the account?

Accepted, however please make longer and constructive posts!

Personally I wouldn't give the email in the signed message as it just gives the same hacker another way to hack your account again if he or she wanted to. But its your choice :-/

I would suggest you post the signed message here in the thread for all of us to see. This might also attract the attention of more moderators who would be able to recover the account for you.

Not too sure, I think devs should answer that question soon. I personally have no idea :-/ This is however an existing business, so I don't think a scam is very imminent, however anything can happen.

You can easily sign a message from there. I suggest you do so for the mods to give back your account.

Which wallet are you using?

Can you sign a message from that address? That is probably the only way to get back an account, however it might take months or maybe never.

Damn man that is one good design! Great work on your work for these campaigns. Perhaps you can give me a few tips for me to get to your level some time in the future

Well, what I can say is that this business has been up and running for 2 years now - the devs have told me.

Opporty ICO is a recent idea, yet it is the same company. There are many ICOs that have a bad name, I think opporty comes from opportunity, not such a bad idea IMO