If nothing has changed since 2019, at the time when my account was banned, then deleting reviews was possible. Nothing else, like, for example, a change to a neutral review or a negative one, and this would mean a new action, was impossible.

I confirm, that I can modify my trust list which I confirmed to LoyceV via Email a few weeks ago. I cannot leave any new feedback but I can delete old feedback that I left.

You can't leave new feedback if you get banned, but apparently you can delete feedback that you have submitted earlier before you got banned. I wonder if switching is also possible. From negative to neutral or from neutral to positive, for example. To me, that constitutes as leaving new feedback and therefore shouldn't be possible.  

Actually, it can be edited if the admin does it for you.

Each user has a display name, which is the only name ordinary users see, and a username, which is what you use to log-in with. Almost always, they are the same.

If I change a name for reasons of appearance, then I only change the display name. The username remains reserved, the user can still login using the username, PMs can still be sent to that username, "search member" allows searching for the old username, etc.

If I change a name for reasons of privacy, then I change both the username and the display name. In this case, it is possibly hazardous to reserve the old username, since it allows someone to test for the existence of that username, possibly defeating the privacy benefit. If you're worried about being impersonated, then simply don't seek to have your username changed.

I agree with you that it's a good thing to give even banned members a chance to delete posted trust feedback. But I seriously doubt that people that get banned would care about things like that.

Do we have any stats how many banned members did such trust changes? A percentage maybe? It's probably a difficult thing to find but I know we have many stats enthusiasts here.

LoyceV?

Does anyone think Bitcoin first as a digital currency or a computer program?

I have experienced this before, it was on another exchange to another exchange, but very similar issue. You did no mistake, contact Binance customer support. You coin is with Binance.

I contacted the exchange I wanted to the receive ripple and they told me the problem would be resolved and it was resolved after 2 days or 3 days. But it did not favour me as ripple falled in price massively during the time. It was the time SEC filed suit against ripple when some exchanges even dilised it.

I intend to commit a fixed amount of my income to acquire a fraction of bitcoin (no matter the rate at the time), for keeps over a 5year duration, without withdrawing or making a trade with it. I.e

I will buy a certain amount of bitcoin every new month and leave it there until 5 years elapse.

I am a bit concerned, however, that the market fluctuations which lead to what makes up the bear and bull seasons may affect the projected yield I have estimated over this stipulated period.

What are some steps I need to take, to ensure I protect my investment from possible loss over this 5year duration?

I have sent usdt 1000$ to the wallet address which you have sent to me via pm. Please repay on time as you have told. Thank you.

Just wondering what everyone else does? Do you take profits along the way and if so at what point? Or do you just invest to hold long term?

GIVE ME YOUR WALLET ID

I don't think there's a way to post drafts directly from the drafts page.

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I don't think there's a way to post drafts directly from the drafts page.

There are probably a few reasons I can think of for this but I'm not sure if there's anything else: 1. To discourage spam/posting the same post multiple times 2. To encourage writing the start of topics this way but not actual responses (and you might end up posting a response that is similar to one that has been posted before or that's out of context of the new discussion). 
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