Вряд ли "ошибка". Обычно, когда люди совершают ошибки, они извиняются и/или исправляют их. Ратимов никогда не признал, что поступил неправильно. И кстати, некоторые действия на форуме могут оказаться неэтичными и т. д., но при этом технически не нарушать правила форума. Что он и делает довольно часто, например собирая информацию из внешних источников для своих постов.

Но его проблемы с трастом не очень связаны с плагиатом. Его злоупотребление системой (красный траст за выражение мнения) положило начало этой последней драме, и он снова не признал, что это неправильно, и так мы оказались в этой ситуации.


Независимо от того, нравится вам или не нравится GazetaBitcoin по какой-либо причине (например, за оскорбления), проблема злоупотребления Ратимовым трастом (использование красного траста в качестве оружия) не перестает существовать. Ратимов не способен взять на себя ответственность и теперь ведет себя просто как капризный ребенок. Вряд ли подходящее поведение для DT1. Он мог бы участвовать в форуме как нормальный человек без DT1, как это делает большинство пользователей, но вместо этого он закатывает истерику.

the forum existed perfectly well before Ratimov came here

I will leave the opportunity for people who, like me, have not yet forgotten about the existence of this forum, to speak out for themselves regarding its actions. If you undertake to cover for this person, then act more carefully.

Nuclear energy in itself is not good or evil. Only in the hands of a person does it become one thing or another. We can all use a knife as a tool in the kitchen, but at any time it can become a weapon.
If Nick Szabo or Hal Finney acted here as speakers in the reputation section, they would never be able to code and participate in the development of the military-technical cooperation because they would leave all their energy and benefit here. I'm trying to convey just one point to you. The overwhelming minority of people who actually do something useful for the community take part in reputation wars. These are fanatics, they are interested in completely different things and they are certainly very useful for the community. In the end, it was thanks to such cypherpunk fanatics that BTC was born. Thanks to them for this.

In any system there are parasites and scammers who try to take advantage of the system created by other people only for their own benefit while deceiving other members of the community. They definitely need to be identified and expelled from the community.

You are obviously trying to protect this gentleman and not find the truth. First, you are trying to say that the offensive manner of behavior is not commonplace for this subject. Now you are trying to say that he should not be a model on the forum. Well, I agree with your second statement. But you have already shown your bias. There is no point in further explaining or proving anything to you.

I am one of the few who remain on this forum from a Russian-speaking locale. This is my personal opinion and I expressed it in relation to this gentleman. I came to this forum in 2017 to communicate about the exchange of ideas and not to sort things out.

Only the community can decide whether a given subject is useful for the community or not. But since he attracted so much attention to the search for justice, his actions and benefits should be fairly considered in this forum. "Judge not, that you be not judged. For with what judgment you judge, you will be judged; and with the measure you use, it will be measured back to you." Matthew 7:1-3

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~ Before Ratimov came to the forum, there were a lot of smart and technically literate people in the Russian locale. I will not list anyone now, but the few other users who have remained since 2013/2017 can confirm that because of his aggressive actions, many left this forum. And the information and help of these people to the community were incomparable with Ratimov’s “imaginary” help.
In general, Ratimov’s entire journey on the forum is pure sabotage. ~

Do you think he was silent here? He tried his best and then he left this thread by deleting all the responses. So better start reading from ninjastic https://ninjastic.space/topic/5468454

This topic really needs to continue hence this bump.

I would like to hear opinion from the following members. mprep, wwzsocki, LFC_Bitcoin, klarki, The Sceptical Chymist, DarkStar_, Hhampuz, imhoneer, CryptopreneurBrainboss, Xal0lex, Best_Change, andy_pelevin , KTChampions, Coin-1, Bitcoin_Arena, tranthidung, tvplus006, dkbit98, witcher_sense, DdmrDdmr, madnessteat, 1miau, FontSeli, YOSHIE, jokers10, zasad@, bullrun2020bro, light_warrior.

These are the people who Ratimov trust in his trust list. I will yet to see which of these already had their opinion in this topic [will mark it later] but most of these members either are not aware of this topic or ignoring the topic because one of their vote may reduce if they give an opinion and if goes against Ratimov. I really hope that's not the case. If it is not, then I would like your opinion [Please read the first topic carefully and make a response. Let's hope Ratimov was not using you all too as he was using the local moderators to achieve his evil goal].

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RTP is calculated over an unknown period of time for us as a players, it can be short or long period. RTP can be said to be an average, for every $100 wagered, there is a possibility that the provider/game will return $95 to the player. However, this does not mean and is not a guarantee that each player will receive exactly 95% of his bet, it could be less than that and it could be not at all. However RTP is a theoretical value, and you are right about other factors such as luck, volatility and individual gaming strategy can greatly influence a player's short term results.

~ So a friend told me that a mutual friend tried to replace his gambling addiction with another another one because he has tried all everything else. The new addiction is PS4. He pays for extra on the game and he is getting more and more into it. According to my friend, this mutual friend feels that paying $20 per month its subscription is better than $100- $500 on slots where he ends up losing. ~

I'm surprised that most people have voted "Not me". Is it even true? I mean, unless you are a night guard at some warehouse, you can't gamble all the time, but have you guys never rolled a dice during your work? I mean, just for a minute or two, never? I'm not saying I'm doing it everyday, but once in two-three months I can find a minute to roll dice or spin a reel, or place a bet on a team I think should win. But it depends on the job, of course. I wouldn't be happy about my Uber driver making a bet during a taxi ride.

Op, gambling itself is addictive, if you are going into gambling you should consider many factors which are addiction and money wastage, nothing will stop a gambler if he doesn't satisfy his or her urge, a gambler will stop at nothing, do you know that you might be addicted to gambling and still think that you are normal, the problem with gambling is addiction, we know this part of gambling can not be curtailed, so which way, I have a brother who is much more addicted to gambling, I told him that I will like us to discuss about his gambling habit, we started the discussing, I was telling him the possible means to stop this addiction, he said that he will stop at nothing until he win big, that's to say that he is not considering his loss but focus on future winning, what will be the possible advise for this kind of person.

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It's already happening and Crypto casinos are already taking the lead, just look at the sponsorships of big sporting events being headlines by Cryptocasinos, I cannot name a single traditional fiat-based casino that is popular now more than the top Crypto casinos in the industry.
It's not a question of competition anymore it is a question of when will all these traditional or fiat-based casinos will integrate or include Cryptocurrency in their platform.

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You are welcome. First, I would like to ask you, which trusted casino did you find? You made mention of addiction. If you want gambling to affect you in your real life, then it's going to affect you, and you can still be addicted depending on how you take gambling. When gambling, you should always set limits for yourself. If you are really desperate to make money when gambling, then it's going to affect your real-life activities and lead to addiction. So when gambling, just have fun and gamble with the little amount that won't affect you after losing, gambling shouldn't be taken as a source of income, which is what most people do, which always affects them.