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7901  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: [Infographic]: Guide on possible reasons to leave a -ve/+ve trust feedbacks. on: January 24, 2019, 07:06:07 PM
Here is a reply from someone who has been in the trust system for a very long time and currently a DT member. You can visit my thread on the reputation board for more clarification

No offends guys but I haven't be clarified my questions haven't been answered. If you say an account used for collateral should be tagged for account farming when should the red tag be given? After lone default (to prevent account selling) or immediately it's offered as collateral   and should all accounts involved be tagged for account farming?
Both the lender and the user should be immediately tagged.
7902  Other / Politics & Society / Re: China moon on: January 24, 2019, 06:23:40 PM
No body has been to the moon my friend.

On december 1972, during NASA's Apollo 17 mission to space, Astronauts visited the moon but since then nobody not ever highly funded private companies like SpaceX  has replicated that visit to the moon.  
7903  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Another win for the merit system. Thank you LoyceV on: January 24, 2019, 05:30:17 PM
Congratulations!  Smiley
I can't wait myself to get to Sr. member now. It is really a great feeling when you rank up earning all the required Merits by your efforts.

Thanks mate and happy merit day 😂
I too can't wait to rank up to higher ranks  I know it'll be a real challenge to get to legendary but my hopes are high so I'll be moving step by step. Next target snr member  hopefully before 2019 ends.
7904  Economy / Reputation / Re: BTT account collateral: When should an account be red tagged? on: January 24, 2019, 04:36:15 PM
No offends guys but I haven't be clarified my questions haven't been answered. If you say an account used for collateral should be tagged for account farming when should the red tag be given? After lone default (to prevent account selling) or immediately it's offered as collateral   and should all accounts involved be tagged for account farming?
7905  Other / Meta / Re: One year anniversary of merit system on: January 24, 2019, 04:22:39 PM
Why not leave it here some days? I don't think that Meta board is the place for first come first served one.
If topics are helpful, and meaningful, they should be there. Maybe I am wrong, not sure about this.

You're correct beside yours looks more informative. About the merit guides, I did a thread on a simple advice I got back then and it's still guiding me today already helped me rank up to full member. the thread was titled Stop searching for merits and you will received them.- see Smerit as liabilities I believe it still has some information to pass to the new comers.
7906  Other / Meta / Re: One year anniversary of merit system on: January 24, 2019, 03:43:23 PM
The list of thread givingaway merit is outdated here is a more current thread titled Updated [20/01/2019]: List of Active Merit Giveaways threads. it even has jet cash's video challenge titled "My 25 sMerit offer for a single post" also you should consider moving this thread to another board (off-topic)  since we already have an anniversary thread on meta.  
7907  Other / Meta / Re: Negative trust for bad posting. on: January 24, 2019, 02:43:35 PM
This can be consider as abuse of the trust system. I know your intentions were clear but getting a red tag can discourage user from forum. Instead a pm directing user to rules of forum will be great and reporting post as others have suggested.
7908  Other / Meta / Re: Merit & new rank requirements on: January 24, 2019, 02:34:32 PM
How much merit is required for images to show in one's posts? We posted over 200 posts in our thread (1 per day) and our images still don't show.

Post countes doesn't determine you been able to include images in post.  You need just one merit to rank up to jnr member. or you can buy a copper membership and you'll be able to include images in your post.

Today will be a great day to earn that merit if you post right.  Happy merit anniversary
7909  Other / Meta / Re: Administration on: January 24, 2019, 11:06:07 AM
Sorry mate but this account has also been compromised. You just committed another ban evasion offends. It's just a matter of time before this account get banned too.

Ban evasion:
Hello dear, I ask you to understand and forgive I was banned for plagiarism and I knew that I would not be banned because it was a gross violation, I created a new account and did everything according to the rules, even started to catch such offenders like I was, and now I was banned  , please have mercy on my account, it’s wrong for people and I got a lesson on the first account  

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=2362361

😂 they never learn from their mistakes.. Goodbye
7910  Other / Meta / Re: [LOG] The ranked up members - Congratulations! on: January 24, 2019, 10:28:02 AM
Can't wait for my name to be on your list for ranking up to full member before the end of 2019.  Thanks Coin-1 for the LOG.

You were fast enough. Well done.

Thanks mate.  After I discovered the secret, everything became easier . If you desire to rank up, all you have to do is post with quality as well as keep a decent post history and seizing every opportunity you get. Ranking up was among one of my goals of 2019 and I'm glad I could achieve it in the first month. Writing out my goals also motivated me you should do the same too.
7911  Other / Off-topic / Re: how to re-audit without buying the pro version from twitteraudit.com on: January 24, 2019, 10:06:28 AM
Or better still search for free reaudit threads on the forum. we have numerous of them especially in the local language boards and service boards, if you can't find any thread still active PM me in this form
Code:
Please help me with my twitter reaudit 
Username:
Follows:
and I'll help you do a reaudit to your twitter accounts in minutes after I receive message.

Note: Your last audit must have been 3weeks old unless the account have never been audited and you must have a minimum of 250 followers.
7912  Other / Meta / Re: Where should I post? on: January 24, 2019, 07:46:38 AM
You didn't clarify what the project is all about. We need clarity so we can direct you accurately. Is the suppose project you want to start a thread on a Service, Altcoin or what? also what's the tutorial about?  Make this clear so our suggestions will be  easier & accurate.
7913  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: [Infographic]: Guide on possible reasons to leave a -ve/+ve trust feedbacks. on: January 24, 2019, 06:36:59 AM
I know it's safer,and we're encourage to use the forum's official escrow service

No this statement is wrong. The forum doesn't have an official escrow. And the reason most account are tagged for offering a escrow without track record is to prevent  scam. You have to prove you can be trusted before applying to be an escrow.

Possible Solution:
OP you mentioned Offering escrow without a track record.
Do you mean no previous escrow track record or no previous deals/trades at all on Bitcointalk?
Theoretically, if a user wanted to become an escrow here, what would he need to do if he doesn't have a track record?

You'd have to do other activities that would make you deemed trustworthy by someone. Then that person would approach you to act as an escrow for them. Then if you did a good job for them, they would recommend you to other people. After a while, you would have a good track record and have many to vouch for you. At that point, you can offer it yourself. That's my guess, at least. It kinda has to drop in your lap, at first.


Example of situation users was tagged for trying to sell btt account collected as collateral. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5037540.0
7914  Economy / Reputation / BTT account collateral: When should an account be red tagged? on: January 24, 2019, 04:28:27 AM
This questions is as a result of this thread, I need an answer from experience members of forum for better clarification.


Before I go on to answer your question, first let me make you understand what the forum consider aa a collateral
What is considered collateral?

Collateral is something that can easily be resold to cover the loan value plus interest should the loaner default on the loan.

Therefore if you accept accounts as collateral you're encouraging account farming which the DT members frown at.  Accepting an account as collateral means you're attaching a price to that account which can be sold to cover up your loan value which is considered as account farming

Then another user responded with this,
You're making it sound like taking a BTT as collateral will cause you to instantly get red trusted. - Unless you have examples of this - i wouldn't say that this is the case.

Rather if you take an account as collateral, and the user does not pay back, and you then proceed to sell it, that's kind of flawed upon.

I'd say that, especially with high tier accounts, offering account (rather the reputation behind the account) does not instantly =/= Selling the account in the case of them not paying back their loan.

Here's my questions: If an account is used as a collateral when should it be red tagged?

1]: The moment it's was accepted as a collateral?
2]: should all three accounts involved in the transaction be red tagged for supporting account farming?
3]: Or after a lone default to prevent account selling?

I'll be grateful if explanations are added to your answers.
7915  Other / Meta / Re: Signature advertisers: suggestions? on: January 24, 2019, 04:00:23 AM

We don't need the data to tell us that, however. Anyone who has been here for more than a month knows that the spam problem is because of these altcoin campaigns. When they can create the payment out of thin air with no cost to themselves, they are happy to pay for any old trash.

I believe the reason altcoin campaigns are the problem is as a result of the highlighted sentence above. I'm in support of altcoin campaigns not having the privilege to pay participates in their worthless token but not also in support of all paying in bitcoin. They should be given a chance to pay in selected altcoin. That's why I previously suggested this
there should be selected altcoin used for altcoin  bounty campaign payment. The forum has grow more than just bitcoin. I believe that's why we have grin as a payment option now.  So this is my suggestion, every altcoin bounty should pay their participates in the token of the blockchain their project are developed on.
Example, If your project is based on ETH or EOS blockchain and you want to run a bounty campaign participants will be paid in ETH or EOS  and not your worthless token. I believe this will also have an impact as they got something to lose if shitposters are been paid.

Altcoin campaigns have higher number of participants and paying all of them in bitcoin will cost them more than in most altcoin like EOS that has zero fee (not endorsing any coin here)  just explaining my statement with example.
7916  Other / Meta / Re: Do you think we need a guideline for DT members from theymos? on: January 24, 2019, 03:39:09 AM

I think theymos purposely doesn't give official guidelines because he wants it to be a more community oriented decision. I don't believe everyone working off the same list of rules is the goal.

Everyone do not have to work from the sane list but at least there should be a guide for leaving trust feedbacks by the community.  When I picked interest I thought leaving a negative feedback for ban evasion was correct but after I asked suchmoon he corrected me, asking me not to tag users for such but instead report them to moderator. I was mislead my other users feedbacks and I'm sure others are too.

On the board where this infograhic was posted there's currently an argument on leaving negative feedback for accepting or giving BTT account  as collateral. This type of issue who had been avoided if we have guidelines users can turn to.
7917  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: [Infographic]: Guide on possible reasons to leave a -ve/+ve trust feedbacks. on: January 24, 2019, 03:28:29 AM

You're making it sound like taking a BTT as collateral will cause you to instantly get red trusted. - Unless you have examples of this - i wouldn't say that this is the case.

Correct me with a recent example of BTT account used as a collateral and it wasn't red tagged.  I believe just  accepting or giving a BTT account as a collateral can be consider as account farming as the main intention of a collateral is base on the fact of loaner default so you have something to turn to.

Let me explain myself, if a user accepts or give a BTT account as collateral what he's saying is that I'm adding price value to that account and you should sell it if I can't pay back the loan to cover up. Correct me if I'm wrong.

DT members frown at any issues relating to account farming. Although this issues are still been discussed and if adjustment are made I'll update this infograhic. This is just a temporary guide based on current reasons users are leaving trust feedbacks
7918  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Is it possible to contact bitcoin support ? on: January 23, 2019, 02:46:56 PM
hii Is there any way to contact bitcoin support ,

Yes, you can drop your complains here. We the community members are willing to assist/guide you because we are all part of bitcoin support team Grin isn't that right guys?  Bitcoin isn't a centrailize project it's controlled by the community so drop your complains. If we can't answer you, we'll direct you to the right board to get an accurate info e.g you have questions on mining the mining support board will give you the best answer.
7919  Other / Meta / Re: We should use "Report to moderator" more often on: January 23, 2019, 02:15:16 PM
but we also need to be sure that the one we are reporting are real spammers because sometimes those people who are innocent are the one who is being reported so we should consider first in reviewing their acc and their past post if they are really worth to be reported..

What are you saying? You sound like someone who haven't used the report to moderator button before. If you click on the button you'll see something like this
Quote
You have reported ** posts with **% accuracy (** good, ** bad, **unhandled).
The ** was use to replace actually numbers in the quote above. That means for each post you report and they're seen as good posts,  it won't be deleted and I'll reflect on your report page as a bad report. So it does no harm to the OP.  In conclusion reporting an innocent people (as you said) , it does no harm to them.  And if their posts was a quality one, it won't be deleted instead you'll be the one having bad report record.
7920  Other / Meta / Re: Discussion about acceptable and unacceptable behavior. Community values. DT on: January 23, 2019, 01:08:56 PM
Here is one case i'm not very sure what to do >
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=22672;sa=showPosts;start=0
The account is most likely traded. There is a 1 year gap between the posts and from Italian switched to Russian.
He just signed a message to secure the new account.

Carryout a security research like change of password adding to @TheNewAnon135246 information (of change of email) and if it comes out positive, go ahead and red tag him but if change of password is negative then give him a red tag and if he can prove he's the owner of the account the red tag will be deleted. The red tag will serve as a warning to prove ownership of account that way you'll get his attention.

Also you should info him via trust feedback that if he can proof ownership of account red tag will be removed.
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