They are banned when spotted.
Assuming they're bots, and Mods are human, Mods can't win this  Correct. Only bots can combat spam at that pace. I'm trying to code a bot which automates my daily reporting tasks. The only problem is, there are no set of steps that I could establish which will be performed repeatedly by the bot. Considering I somehow manage to create a bot that does mass accounts reporting on basis of any set of criteria that I define, mods would still need an automation from there side to handle say daily 500 reports generated by the bot. |
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Any update on the last week's payment?
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- It is OK to have multiple accounts as long as you're not shit-posting, cheating or creating an army of them. Having said that, I don't see the reason one needs to create more than 2 accounts for daily forum activities.
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<--- n00b thinks he can design system software, lol[/color]
Right. I failed to understand the correlation between implementing a sorting algorithm and designing a "System Software". Oh, never knew one has to tinker with the kernel by a software interrupt to sort data on a given constant. Decentralized moderation is the only possible solution I can think of that has the correct incentives and sufficient degrees-of-freedom.
Yeah, link me to your "decentralized" forum and I should see your authority free "System Software". |
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A simple drop-down with an option to sort by
- Top merited posts
Should do the job
The operation, however, would be time and resources consuming which I believe theymos isn't a great fan of.
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You don't know that.
Yeah, could you link me a list of accounts that have been recovered over the past 10 days? Fuck me, link me to the list of accounts that have been recovered over the past 2 months. What makes you think OP's an exceptional case that his account will be recovered on a priority basis? *Implying that verifying an ETH signed message is harder than a Bitcoin one.*
That is not even close to what it implies. Illogical, irrelevant assumption. Why would this help him? The account is already locked. Read the thread.
Oh never knew people can deliberately "lock" their own accounts. Finally, I see some useful functionality of the broken secret question feature. EDIT: Quoted Theymos If you want us to recover a hacked/lost account, you need to prove that you own it. Typically, the only acceptable method of proving ownership is by signing a message (including current date and desired new email address) using a Bitcoin address or PGP key associated with the account. A Bitcoin address or PGP key is associated with the account only if the account posted the key/address, sent it in a PM, or if it is still listed in the account's profile.
I very rarely recover accounts if you can't prove ownership as described above. There are alternative ways of proving ownership, but they take too much time.
Safe to assume signed message from an ETH address would be considered as an alternative way of proving ownership? |
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What would you choose?
Paying a human to manage referrals inaccurately for a high expense or having technology assist you with the same for a much cheaper amount? Get automated referral page developed. Wouldn't cost much as much and will keep things organized. A simple example being, generation of unique referral code could be too much of a manual work for a human manager whereas a machine would do it in seconds.
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Wait. If they accept your ETH signed message, you will get your account back. If not, then there is nothing you can do.
Stop giving them false hopes lol There are several accounts which have provided signed messages from a bitcoin address and they're months into recovering their accounts without any luck. I doubt admins will have time to verify ETH signed message. What OP can do is, provide signed message to a DT member and get that account flagged until it is recovered (which is unlikely to happen tbh) |
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Mainly BTC users get to many facilities from this market also these types of facilities encourage investors to invest more also this they confirmed this before that their system will be change so this not a matter of panic based on this they are giving best securities among every wallet.
That's retarded. They are not even close to the best or the most secure wallet services. Imagine, no proper way to export your private keys, no password resetting mechanisms, no proper transaction fee structure, yet they are the best? They're reliable, fast and newbie friendly but certainly way too far from being secure. |
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Nice promo but too bad I wont be able to take an advantage of this promo because the game that is being used for the promo is the game which is not permitted to be played from my country. So I need to suggest sportsbet to choose the game which is available to be played all around the world so all your users are able to participate on the promotion. That's a good suggestions mate, and possibly this can help he entire sportsbet betting site to attract more players to participate with the promotions. If their games will be visible around the world, it isn't hard for all people to recognize their gaming site. It could create huge popularity and this could make a better future for the entire betting site of sportsbet. If you put sportsbet scam into google it is the first entry on the first page and I doubt that promotions can change the circumstance that it is a sinking ship! If everyone followed the simple rule of using a service name followed by a scam as a keyword besides it on a google search, millions could be have saved from getting robbed. When you're into a world of broken technologies and businesses that don't pay any tax, you should have a habit of doing research before sending any money. As long as sportsbet is concerned, they are already flagged as shady operators on bitcointalk and it's up to a player to decide if they will take that flag into consideration or move ahead with the risks. |
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I appreciate a Newbie who earned some Merit more than a Legendary who, almost 6 months after Merit was introduced, is still stuck at exactly 1000 Merit. Use this at your advantage.
Maybe the legendary member doesn't need a merit as they have hit the final rank already? Reaching the legendary rank on bitcointalk without getting banned or negative tag is a big deal in itself.  As for the "lengthy posts" part: if you already know this, you can work on it. Read your posts again before posting, and delete whatever isn't really needed. Condensing information makes it more likely to be read.
Yep, I ignore reading essays without proper formatting. Take it easy, OP. Part of being on this forum, or any intertubes chatty-spammy establishment is learning to deal with all sorts of folks, which includes assholes of all ranks. You created a seemingly duplicate thread, you got yelled at... big deal. 99% of newbie abuse is fully deserved (check Patrol) and the remaining 1% will learn and grow.
I'll quote my comment from a similar post here, Most of the threads in this section are created with the same intent these days. Suddenly, every other new account has become fond of forum cleaning and participate it in constructively thereby creating a thread in meta with a damn opinion which is not likely to be taken seriously.
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On July 17th, Trade.io will be live. Some are calling it the Binance killer... Low fees, community focused, fast trades and simple charts. There is no such thing as "community focussed". If someone has invested money to build something up with fancy stuff to offer, they have to earn it back. I'm pretty sure they would have KYC procedure which wouldn't be community focussed. Truth is, no centralized exchange will ever be community focussed. Even if they intend to do so, the government wouldn't let them operate. |
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Another thing that does concern me though, is that they claim to be provably fair (which would be a good thing), but I can't find a way on your site to actually verify it. Can you guys show me how we can actually verify that it's fair.
They have a tab called 'provable fair' which have listed down the functions to generate a hash and create the graph on random outputs. Although I have not tested them out with an actual outcome, I will be doing it in a few minutes. Also, I'd like to know the actual house edge. Can't be very low, since you guys give 1.5% of all bets to your affiliate partners.
No trace of house-edge found in the given formula. The project looks a bit interesting but a dice game with plain numbers is always more welcomed on the screen over a fancy graph.  |
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How did you get in touch with them? The profile linked here and the profile used in their administration team are different. What I fear is, you never contacted the right guy related to the website and sent money to a scammer pretending to be a part of the team. I have sent a message to their admin to reply here, let's wait.
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These have been suggested before, and there was just a thread like two days ago with hilariousandco suggesting that there needs to be a merit requirement for the noob-->Jr. Member transition. Therefore, this thread is redundant and, in addition, it's way too wordy. Seems more like a merit-grab attempt than some actual concern from a member with 56 activity.
Most of the threads in this section are created with the same intent these days. Suddenly, every other new account has become fond of forum cleaning and participate it in constructively thereby creating a thread in meta with a damn opinion which is not likely to be taken seriously. |
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Our ICO has finished we have sold 60 millions of token but due to unforeseen circumstances , partly due to our dev part ways (scam) and coins in stake we currently ran out of funds to get listed on good exchange.
Look who we have here! A Nigerian PrinceWe all know how much money does an ICO need to invest to make their token sales successful. The can pay for irrelevant stuff using bounties but actual marketing, community managers and such work for hard cash. You mean you had money to pay for all of them but don't have 1.8 BTC? Damn, scammers are getting smart these days. |
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A simple extension may extend to promoting scam can cause -ve trust, even it is included in your signature only and you are not directly promoting it.
Including in your signature IS directly promoting it. Rule of thumb is : Know your stuff before you blindly put it your signature. There could be exceptions when the scam is well organised and sophisticated as this one but 90% of the time one should be aware what goes in the signature. It is our responsibility that we should not promote scam and help in preventing it.
PS: If you have some more suggestion that are not covered till now, Then feel free to suggest in this thread. I will in corporate them in this post.
Don't participate in the campaigns which are not started by - A reputed campaign manager - Avoids escrow - Hires shit-posters |
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Wow, so the trend is shifting from Bitcointalk to telegram now? The underlying concept still remains the same "shilling for the scam town ICO's in order to deceive naive cunts" . Simply put, you will be hiring or have hired users to gloat about whichever scammy ICO is paying you to? Unethical, immoral, absolutely pathetic business mate. I hope I come across one of such telegram channels so I can report them instantly. |
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Interesting Post!
Well, we hit the saturation point in the blockchain world long time back. The room for innovation is filled with ICO projects which don't have a practical acceptance. Coin Mixing services, On-Chain user management are some of the notable projects that came off uniquely. Although ICO crap has filled the market with broken technology and incomplete projects, there is wide space available for decentralisation.
BlockChain is one of the ways of achieving it but some have extended the same (and better) functionality using HashGraphs. Even though it is not implemented yet, but the tech has certainly evolved. I believe, this is where innovation needs to brighten up.
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Why should anyone trust you? What is the guarantee after recovering the wallet you would not run away with funds? I mean you don't have anything to lose.Suppose I lose access to my Electrum wallet, what details about the wallet I must provide to your in order to get my wallet recovered? Does any of the process includes you have access to my seed or private keys directly/indirectly?
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