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Local / India / Re: How to earn 2-3 bitcoins in an year in India ??
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on: February 25, 2018, 03:33:12 PM
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Try to start trading with big volume because trading is good way to earn BTC easily. In signature campaign it is very hard to earn.And you can also provide service in bitcointalk forum in service thread.
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Other / Meta / Re: Trust problem: Need help with forum administration
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on: January 30, 2018, 10:11:03 AM
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The trust system CAN'T be used for Opinions,Theories I have a strong belief that someone is a scammer. Outside of a miracle, this is something that I vehemently believe is a ponzi. (Am I allowed to tag people for that, even if nobody has reported a scam yet?) Moving on to this example. I have a strong belief that someone is farming accounts/trading merit. Outside of a miracle, this is something that I vehemently believe is abuse of the merit system.
Transferral of merit without reason or for monetary gain is equivalent to buying trust and that is something I do not trust. Any proofs to back your point up? Like screenshots of pms and all?
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Other / Meta / Re: This little change might be better than the current merit system.
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on: January 30, 2018, 09:47:19 AM
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I wouldn't be against a like button in addition to this but I think then people would just give them out instead of merit and would be given too easily so I don't think they should actual count for something. I think the +1 merit button would be a good idea and maybe each time you click it it gives you an additional 1 merit every time. Would make things a little quicker and swifter rather than having to navigate to the new page just to dish it out.
Yes that's exactly what I was pointing out. +merit is like an additional work at the moment. Btw, like abuse can be prevented by pegging it with the number of sMerit points an user has. If a user has no sMerits they won't be able to like a post.
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Other / Meta / Re: This little change might be better than the current merit system.
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on: January 30, 2018, 09:43:41 AM
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Only on the starting post? But then what if someone writes a really, really high-quality reply? For example, in response to a Technical Discussion thread, a DannyHamilton facsimile Newbie account may decide to write up an elegant reply that fully answers and questions and adds additional content to the discussion. What then?
And the monthly giveaway would take a lot of time. Wouldn't it be better to view quality posts as they come out rather than all at once? That makes for some really rough intervals of quality control. This subtle change might change the overall mentality of users who don't want to spend time clicking +merit on every posts and instead hoard their sMerits. There's no point of hoarding and theymos stated that if people do it he'll add a decay. They will automatically receive more likes which will compensate. A reasonable post in Facebook can get upto 10k likes with just a button. So can't we get that here as well?
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Other / Meta / Re: This little change might be better than the current merit system.
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on: January 30, 2018, 09:42:56 AM
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I just read that they can burn your merits if you simply horde them, is that true?
Yes it's true but that has not been done yet. Moreover, even if that burn system is in place users will still have a mentality of hoarding onto them instead of open mindedness. And with the implementation of like button it would be just as that of Facebook's like button where users will not mind much by clicking on like and moving on. Currently, clicking on +merit, entering points and sending them in a new window is like an extra effort which many users seem to avoid altogether.
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Other / Meta / This little change might be better than the current merit system.
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on: January 30, 2018, 09:36:32 AM
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Its been a while since the merit system is added. I have been liking it so far. But I have a few suggestions to it that might hopefully be better than how the current system is panning out: - Introduction of "Like" button instead of "+Merit" beside each normal replies to a post that will automatically add +1 merit to the user when clicked.
- Having +Merit button available only on for the starting post of a thread where anyone is free to add more than 1 merit points.
- Like button can be used by everyone as long as they have enough sMerit points available.
- Monthly sMerit giveaway by merit source to users who can show their past quality posts. That way it will prevent merit abuse as well as fair distribution of sMerits to those who deserve.
This subtle change might change the overall mentality of users who don't want to spend time clicking +merit on every posts and instead hoard their sMerits.
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Other / Meta / Re: Why the merit system is heavily lopsided in favour of older users
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on: January 29, 2018, 11:53:22 PM
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Old members spent their time on the forum for a long time. So they definitely deserve those merit points. OP don't get salty for jumping on the boat late. Just get over it and post responsibly. What theymos did is already fair for all. Old members got their merits for staying here for long. And new members none since they have no contributions here. So contribute from now on and earn merits.
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Economy / Reputation / Re: Petition for TheButterZone
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on: January 10, 2018, 10:45:40 PM
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I'm not saying to remove the trust you have given to me but rather I'm trying to say it to consider and make it a neutral one.
Asset: ?
Of course. There is. Haven't you noticed that campaign managers with more trust have more clients than those who don't. Those who are looking for escrow services tends to use those who have green trust. And like you, a trader (goods) tend to be trusted and there are some cases where it saved you hassle to hire an escrow and send your mystery boxes. The term that was violated said you would receive negative trust & specified exactly what to do to have me remove the negative trust, and what not to do. Complaining/asking for consideration (to relieve the grief, pain, or dissatisfaction) is not it. I've noticed loans being given based on built trust & then defaulted on with impunity. I've noticed campaign managers building trust only to be accused of scamming campaign participants. I've noticed "self-escrowing" & escrows not keeping up/being able to keep up with their deals. I've noticed an escrow telling the victim terms for release, then when met, going back on them & not releasing, leaving it up to the perpetrator to authorize release. I can't remember ever using a bitcoin escrow (and can't find it in my oldest ratings), not even when I was a noob, and I think I had enough foresight of how escrow could go bad back then, that my opposition to escrow has been consistent. I've missed out on deals recently because people still want me to go through an escrow or send first (if not use a fucking exchange that "loses" deposits, balances, withdrawals) in spite of all my ratings, length of ratings, and all my cryptographic links to those ratings (including enough meatspace info to get me murdered), when they have none or almost none. Receiving positive trust ratings only seems to be an asset to those who don't/can't keep their word.I hate debt. If "I" ever ask for/offer a loan, assume my account is compromised. If "I" ever accept or offer escrow services, assume my account is compromised. If "I" ever recommend or say one positive word about an exchange, assume my account is compromised. If "I" ever get into campaign managing, assume my account is compromised. TBZ, I love you man! That pretty much sums it up.
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Economy / Exchanges / Re: Anyone use YoBit anymore?
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on: November 19, 2017, 01:33:27 PM
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Yobit is a trading site where signal-to-noise ratio is much more than that of other professional trading sites like Poloniex or Bitfinex. Every shitcoins are listed on Yobit which makes it difficult for the actual traders to frequent there. I was actively trading there when it was first launched but now I just don't login at all.
Also their support have degraded a lot now.
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Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Do you feel ICOs try to raise too much?
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on: November 19, 2017, 06:16:06 AM
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Every ICO have their different agendas put to the table. Keeping that in mind, the investors who gets interested in a particular ICO might invest a large stash into it, which aggregates to raising a lump sum.
So I don't think they raise too much. It's a matter of perspective here. They raise just the right amount.
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