Yeah, it's called a false positive.

But your mindset ... is positively false!

Wouldn't it be hilarious if the mods here are now more "triggered" by my picture because it falls under some kind of anti-discrimination clause,
but they have been ok with the ISIS flag all the time?

Let's see. 

I hear you.

But this is a public space.

If this was my house (like spreadcointalk, or spreadcoin.info) I would have deleted any pics of such flags immediately.

But I always looked at these BCT threads here like some sort of wild west, a lawless jungle.
With horrible, venomous creatures, you wouldn't want to touch with a ten feet pole.

Sometimes the best way of how to fight poison is with another poison.

Since this is a jungle, lets see how the moderators will react if I do this:



Bad ideas deserve open ridicule!

Please everybody put any person you can't stand on your ignore list.
Or ridicule them, if you have the nerves and/or time.

But we are here to stay, and I got stuff to do.

Important stuff!  


Also, I don't have anything against you personally, but maybe you should have your head checked.
Looks like you have some serious malware-infection.

You're still not sorry enough.  

Download the most recent wallet (the one I developed) and you can see the 1px lower "recent events" tab (whatever that means) live in front of your eyes!

You might want to check the in-wallet vanity-gen while you are at it.

http://spreadcointalk.org/index.php?topic=728.0

sigh, did you confuse the old github from the previous dev with our current github?

The current one is here: https://github.com/spreadcoin/spreadcoin

I also create tools in c++, like this one:

http://spreadcointalk.org/index.php?topic=731.0

Try again!

Exactly.


Nothing changes.
This roadmap is supposed to be a rather general overview over the important breakthroughs we have in front of us.

It doesn't go into details though. That's what my screencast will be here for.

Patience please, too many things to get in order...

Haha!

Maybe someone heard about our "help bitcoin miners" initiative and got carried away.

 

I wonder what it feels like to give such a high fee to miners.

https://chainz.cryptoid.info/spr/block.dws?817413.htm

Feels great!

Sc8KwkyfNev6JgXQN5vxP8P9f9Kz6rVdec , have a beer!

I love your new avatar.

Here's my interpretation of it:



 

edit: lol, it looks like the dove is going to have spreadcoin for lunch!



I'm starting to doubt the intentions of this bird! 

LMAO!

If only trolls actually followed warning messages.
The alcoholic certainly didn't care about the signs in front of the supermarket! 

This reminds me of something that happened to me a few days ago.

I went to the supermarket/discounter to buy some groceries, and one corner of the room there smelled intensly like dog shit.

Now, my first thought was "what kind of supermarket is this!",
but then I remembered that I saw an alcoholic bum with a dog outside the supermarket when I came in and everything made sense.

See, that's the thing, why should I blame the supermarket for something they have no control over?
They did the best they could to fix the problem (remove the dog shit), but the smell took a little longer to disappear since their localities are underground.

Same with any troll that dumps his shit here.

There is no connection between spreadcoin and dog shit.
But there is dog shit of course.

This guy is deep!
Where have you been all this time! 

But that's the thing, I never heard him openly back the things you just said.
Currently he's merely guilty of posting an offensive picture.

If his goal was to troll people, he probably jizzed in his pants like crazy.

Edit: Who knows, maybe he has a problem with western civilization in general, which I can understand, and he has found the ISIS flag to be the most effective in offending us westerners?
Anyway.

Ok, but then again, servicenodes can't exist without a first service.

It always sounded wrong to me to introduce servicenodes that get payed for ... "just being around"...

I think all spreadcoin miners agree with me on that.

I hear you.

I think clarity is what will fix all those problems.
It was only since middle of january that I came up with a realistic roadmap and defined research areas.

I will continue to add more clarity to other areas as we move along.

Exactly.

The bigger the community will get, the less effect trolls are going to have.
The bigger trading volume will get, the less power will "whales" have that can now practically move the price any way they want.

Spreadcoin is currently like a small room where even the slightest fart is being experienced much louder than it actually is.

Again, isn't it weird how much power you let a troll have over you?

This is an open community where everybody can act any way they like.
Trolls are a fact of internet nature.

If an investor doesn't understand this basic rule of the internet, then I'm not interested in his help anyway, lol.

I dismiss the methodology of how you planned to implement "big data" with spreadcoin.
But we both agree that "helping full nodes" or "helping bitcoin miners" are good goals.
So we do have common goals.

But we don't agree on the methodology.
Since I am the one that will have to develop those things, I need to apply extra scrutinity where you would normally just rush things to make them happen as fast as possible.

As a Dev I'm always prepared to release my code as open source so that anybody can scrutinize it and comment on it.
How come me scrutinizing your proposal makes you so unease all the time?

Atleast that's the impression that I got so far.

We already have laws about hate speech in the real world.
Institutionalized "hate speech" is already not tolerated.

The problem is when you extend this rule to the internet, an area where you have anonymous people saying all kinds of things they wouldn't normally say in real life.
People acting like trolls, letting of steam, offending people, etc, the internet is a place where everyone is allowed to say (NOT DO) anything they want.

The danger is when you are setting a precedence to completely dismantle free speech, just so that nobody gets "offended" anymore.

That's why twitter is getting so much bad press lately for their weird "trust and safety council" they want to implement, which sounds like an orwellian nightmare.

Milo Yiannopoulos said it best in this short clip:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D-3tiNIZB4Q

Toughen up!

Free speech is also about the freedom to offend other people's feelings.
Your feelings don't matter, what matters are facts.

And yes, ISIS is a terrorist organization.
But an internet troll is just an internet troll.
If he makes you feel bad, just block him, or ridicule him,
but don't ask for the internet to be censored.

Yes, you are right. I take it back.

It has nothing to do with religion, but everything to do with free speech.

This is the internet, one of the last areas in the world where everyone is still allowed to say everything they want, even offending things.

If a symbol offends you, you are always free to block/ban the user. That's internet rule nr. 1.

Abou Talha hasn't said anything yet that would make me want to block him.
(Ok, I'm not blocking ANY user right now anyway, even known trolls, because I just want to be exposed to whatever is going on around spreadcoin)
And I am not so sensitive that I would allow a mere symbol (whatever it represents) to bamboozle me, or trigger a certain reaction...
Because that would mean that I am not even in control of my own emotions.
Why are people so easily "triggered" these days anyway?

It's about control and power.

How come Abou Talha has so much power that a mere graphic he posts, is capable of triggering all kinds of over the top reactions in some people's minds?
Makes me wonder how commited those people were in the first place...

That's what is worrying me the most, that some people allow other people to have so much emotional power over them.

Is it so easy these days?
So I just need to open an account, paste an ISIS flag as my avatar, and I can cause chaos?

We both (coins101 and I) can't base our motivation on "volatile things" like
price level, violent mood swings of some members, or FUDding trolls.

Spreadcoin has survived dev-decapitation and troll infestations before, it's just another one of these "stormy days".

Nonchalance is what they deserve!