Why do most link to @Obari's post and link it to the forum? Be honest, everyone involved in signature companies today: how many of you would be investing in Bitcoin if you excluded your participation and receiving money from signature companies? Do not dissemble, but I am sure that there will not be many of them if you check that the majority withdraw money to exchanges and fiat.
Therefore, take @Obari's post as separate knowledge about something, but due to the lack of demand for any knowledge, sometimes it becomes useless. Let me give you an example: students who write here that you cannot get a job in your country, what is wrong with you? You know everything; are you educated?
But if you had connections or money, then you would be more successful in getting a job, since now the rule "you're to me, and I to you" does a lot. To find the sweet spot of work, sometimes you have to pay for something.
The same is true for Bitcoin. How many of you would be able to get a job by excluding this forum so that your knowledge of Bitcoin would come in handy?

Where did you come to such a conclusion? Personally, I have not seen any benefit, except for creating topics about newcomers in topics that should not contain such information.
Who are you trying to fool, OP? Flashing new threads all over the forum don't make you an important person. Newbies are different. If you want an opinion on yourself, then a few more threads like this, and you'll be labeled a useless shitposter.

Any software that is offered on torrents with supposedly already hacked activation keys will necessarily contain not only a Trojan that steals user data but also many other viruses. I do not think that here, on the forum, this will be news to anyone. It has always been, If you want something for free, you must donate something in return.
Moreover, the Windows system itself is a "sieve" that passes viruses everywhere, and if you use a system to which other people's hands are attached, it is easier for you to simply send your funds to a hacker.
It will sound trite, but the call not to trust Windows has been very relevant for several years, despite all the efforts of Microsoft.

You still keep doing the same. You are still without merit; having five merits says little. I followed your history; you don't listen to advice.
The presence of punctuation marks in a sentence will not indicate your literacy. You were advised to use dots in sentences, just like capital letters. But there is no change.
In addition, this is not the first time you repeat the same thing about how beginners should behave.
In the end, start with yourself.

Is it possible to play secretly with someone you believe in? I think that in every religion, there is a reminder that God sees everything. Who will this player be trying to fool? If he considers religion to be a new trend and being a believer is just a consequence of fashion for him, then I think that the passion for both the game and money will prevail in his "religion."
Christians have an expression: "You cannot serve God and mammon", so for a real person who wants to follow the laws of religion, there should always be only one choice.

All right. All fraudulent activity very often gains the trust of the victim. That is why it is very dangerous to leave your data, photos, or stories about what happened to you on the Internet. Fraudsters ingratiate themselves under different guises. If a person is lonely, then he will hear the response of a scammer lover; if he is looking for a job, then a scammer's employer or a psychologist is waiting for him, who supposedly will help him become morally stronger and open his own business.
The Internet has long turned into a place where scammers swim like fish, but as long as they manage to catch naive people, such schemes have existed and will continue to exist.

I remembered a recent story that happened in Russia. The official was given a bribe in bitcoins in the amount of 1032.1 BTC.
The funny thing is that he kept all his wealth, that is, the keys to the Bitcoin wallet, on his work laptop, in the most ordinary folder.
Just like that, sometimes people who commit a crime, through their own stupidity, lose what it would seem difficult for others to find.

https://www.gamingdeputy.com/the-head-of-the-tfr-received-a-bribe-in-bitcoins-and-hid-it-in-the-pension-folder/

Sometimes people are lazy, thinking that all warnings are nonsense, and nothing bad can happen to them. But one who listens to others and knows how to secure his funds will never fall into the trap.
It's trite, but true: our security primarily depends on us.

There is nothing surprising. The user, as he was Russian-speaking, remained. More precisely, he is Ukrainian, and the events of today, as well as the need to participate in a subscription company, force him to write in English.
I don't think it's the use of AI or other tools. These people, who are inside the events of the war, constantly monitor the news taking place in their country, and I think it is not a problem for them to retell the events in English.

This local section can consist of five people if not less, given that Bitcoin is prohibited in their country. In theory, there should be very few users.
Moreover, watch how accounts grow in any contest. It doesn't matter if it's a pumpkin carving contest, a pizza baking contest, or some kind of drawing contest. I get the impression that in the entire forum, the most talented and "handy" people are from Bangladesh.
Even a blind person will notice that every second member of this section is a newcomer, appearing where merit can be obtained quickly and easily. And then everyone moves on to the discussion of gambling. Just a template for action.
Therefore, I am sure that both Naim027 and LDL farms will grow faster as more competitions like this take place.

One of the few who does not hide his alternative account.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1107222
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;u=3536303

Another account came to the forum for the pizza contest. OP, how does your country feel about bitcoins? All your colleagues are very concerned that Bitcoin activity is prohibited in Bangladesh. But if you are an active investor, where are you going to exchange fiat for bitcoin? I say this because I often visit your local section, reading concerns about the use of Bitcoin.

That's right, OP. The study of any subject will be interesting only when there is practice and motivation. What is the point of explaining to a child the benefits of Bitcoin and its value if he has not formed his own opinion about money?
And above all, children have a lot of subjects that they have to study and learn to prioritize what they like best. But by teaching Bitcoin, you are teaching a child the love of money, and sometimes it is more important to find your own calling and not just love and passion for money.

How many accounts do you have, OP? You appeared on the forum for the pizza baking contest; therefore, you can hardly be called a newbie, since your goal was defined as getting merit. But you, like many from your country, Bangladesh, forgot to mention that Bitcoin is banned in your country. Therefore, talking about investing in Bitcoin and, moreover, campaigning your friend would be another crime under the law. As I have repeatedly said on similar topics, it is strange to me why people advise people but cannot show them the right way out. Show your friend the way to the forum. If he is not a stupid person, then he will find the right answer for himself. It's always better to hear the opinion of the majority of people, have several options, and do your own analysis.

Plagiarism
Basiyu  Banned

   
https://loyce.club/archive/posts/6240/62407839.html

copied from:


https://moviecultists.com/what-is-b-r-i-c-s
https://greed-head.com/what-is-brics-and-its-purpose/
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I will explain it to you. If you use a translator, you can understand the essence of the post, which says that the more often you flash before your eyes, the more often you will be remembered, and merit will be given faster.


What the OP doesn't realize is that his useless flickering can irritate users with his frequently asked questions, to which he already knows the answers.
And many will simply add it to ignore so that it does not interfere with reading.
As an example of someone who is already starting to get annoyed.


For example, in the question about plagiarism, the OP is obviously hypocritical:


look at the date

This topic has been raised several times already. For the first time, changes about sending old posts appeared on April 11th. I'm surprised the OP doesn't know. It has been discussed many times that no one in their right mind would read old posts, much less pay attention to useless posts. As someone recently said, reporting old posts is interesting to someone who is looking to improve their reporter stats, nothing more. But you need to think about what kind of burden you add to the moderators by parsing old posts.
At the moment, the topics are just as full of garbage, especially from those who use the toy of the AI tool. It would be more useful to clean the forum from such rubbish, as it has been proven that very often information from AI is incorrect.

I have always believed that two spouses should have joint property after marriage. But the OP has already divided part of his property, giving half to his future wife. It's a bit wild for me. Are you going to share absolutely everything with your future family?
If I were the bride, I would certainly be delighted and set conditions, since the groom gave me half, and then in the future let him forget about them, knowing how wasteful men are and how quickly he can sell his bitcoin.
As far as bitcoin knowledge goes, you OP as a groom will be honest if you first teach your girlfriend how to handle a wallet and everything so that your gift does not look like fiction, since the bride’s seed phrase should be separate and you don’t need to know her seed phrase.

This is proof that everyone has their own price. If something cannot be bought with money, then it can be bought with a lot of money. It is precisely because a few accounts have neglected their reputation and this scam company has started paying them that bad reputation accounts find a place in this forum. Everyone has a choice of which way to go, the forum is free, exactly like people are free in their actions. I think a few of the accounts promoting this scam also have alternate accounts, ranting about what's good and what's bad.
There are many people who will scream about morality and morality until the question of price arises before them. In our world, everything is bought and sold, and it is simply useless to expect decency from everyone.

OP, your post history is already five pages long, and you're still asking which board you should post on.
It would be right to ask you the question, "For what purpose are you here?"
Just let's not be cunning and say that you are new to crypto. I see posts where you write that you have bitcoins—that is, you have experience with them.
So what's the problem, then? I'm starting to think merit is the problem. Do you want to improve your rankings quickly but find that the boards you love aren't getting enough merit?
I understand you correctly?

OP, you are making an accusation, and although no one personally offended you, there is one more thing that was written to you in the reviews. Are you a Fuso.hp lawyer? Although it seems to me that he is not aware that someone decided to protect him,
The whole post is designed for "at least one merit"?
Get used to the fact that you are on the Internet, where courtesy will not come from everyone and everyone sees the situation in their own way. You should not be a snowflake at the slightest criticism.
Take care of your account; it will be much more useful.