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1321  Other / Meta / Re: A useful user statistic to show - Magic Dust or Emep? on: April 24, 2018, 06:28:45 PM
Code:
+------------------------+----------+
| User                   | EMEP     |
+------------------------+----------+
| GameKyuubi             | 172.0000 |
| BiPolarBob             |  52.0000 |
| roll on                |  52.0000 |
| negeroy                |  51.0000 |
| mthcl                  |  50.0000 |
| TrollCoins             |  50.0000 |
| lfloorwalker           |  50.0000 |
| Sunderland             |  46.0000 |
| nonnakip               |  42.0000 |
| aledesousa             |  40.0000 |
| Dropper                |  32.0000 |
| TheBobyHunter          |  30.5000 |
| synace                 |  28.0000 |
| popshot                |  27.0000 |
| pitipawn               |  26.5556 |
| Errror                 |  25.0000 |
| ParkByte               |  25.0000 |
| Eclipse2021            |  25.0000 |
| k453345                |  24.0000 |
| Evil-Knievel           |  20.2857 |
| hephaist0s             |  20.0000 |
| eBunny6                |  20.0000 |
| davidrus123            |  20.0000 |
| Two-faced              |  20.0000 |
| adhd_                  |  20.0000 |
| unknownids             |  18.3333 |
| Yaremi                 |  18.0000 |
| romanornr              |  17.1111 |
| gmaxwell               |  16.6364 |
| theymos                |  15.4574 |
| grue                   |  15.1111 |
| totwotoo2              |  15.0000 |
| QuiveringGibbage       |  14.0000 |
| Georgiano              |  14.0000 |
| spartak_t              |  12.8750 |
| monocolor              |  12.7500 |
| John (John K.)         |  12.6000 |
| baritus                |  12.5000 |
| fedor3327              |  11.5000 |
| koinsever              |  11.0000 |
| barisbilgili           |  11.0000 |
| vfrcbv911              |  11.0000 |
| Deathwing              |  10.2000 |
| AStephen2011           |  10.0000 |
| Nerull                 |  10.0000 |
| BigWait                |  10.0000 |
| kenzie95               |  10.0000 |
| Mr_SeLeNiO             |  10.0000 |
| Dexon                  |  10.0000 |
| winterrose             |  10.0000 |
| MikkiRefur             |  10.0000 |
| luckyluckybear         |  10.0000 |
| hasu                   |  10.0000 |
| Kumbopulus             |  10.0000 |
| Camille_               |  10.0000 |
| SMFSMF5555             |  10.0000 |
| Bitcze                 |  10.0000 |
| Sergio_Demian_Lerner   |   9.0000 |
| dogie                  |   9.0000 |
| rby                    |   9.0000 |
| Str1x                  |   9.0000 |
| VashStampede           |   9.0000 |
| semux                  |   8.8667 |
| Battlestar_Coin        |   8.6667 |
| gruve_p                |   8.3333 |
| SA Bitcoin Brothers    |   8.0000 |
| allahabadialt          |   8.0000 |
| God Fist               |   7.5000 |
| cryptimus prime        |   7.2857 |
| alex bond              |   7.2353 |
| analema                |   7.1429 |
| Aleksabit              |   7.1429 |
| Wingzcrypto2018        |   7.1429 |
| UdjinM6                |   7.0000 |
| publicjud1             |   7.0000 |
| orangepeel             |   7.0000 |
| videotek               |   7.0000 |
| abegzad                |   6.6667 |
| CipherUno              |   6.6667 |
| EnF0Rc3r               |   6.5000 |
| Ajpa94                 |   6.5000 |
| CryptoBridge           |   6.2500 |
| tonych                 |   6.0270 |
| jl777                  |   6.0000 |
| gonnafly               |   6.0000 |
| wosch76                |   6.0000 |
| charlescoin            |   6.0000 |
| ChatBotv2              |   6.0000 |
| batuh007               |   6.0000 |
| cmacwuz                |   6.0000 |
| ANNBumping_needed      |   6.0000 |
| ErisDiscordia          |   5.8571 |
| fengxia                |   5.6522 |
| mistercashking         |   5.5556 |
| FrozenChaos            |   5.5556 |
| Dario3000              |   5.5000 |
| redpepper              |   5.5000 |
| Paedy                  |   5.5000 |
| bitrails               |   5.5000 |
| GrowGuildD             |   5.4000 |
| Fatanut                |   5.2000 |
| Xian01                 |   5.0000 |
| bushstar               |   5.0000 |
| cloverme               |   5.0000 |
| boondogger             |   5.0000 |
| sp383                  |   5.0000 |
| Financisto             |   5.0000 |
| Fuserleer              |   5.0000 |
| LucD88                 |   5.0000 |
| daniobg                |   5.0000 |
| unicornflex            |   5.0000 |
| Trukkur                |   5.0000 |
| Neo Baudrillard        |   5.0000 |
| PokemonGoArena         |   5.0000 |
| sherlock_h             |   5.0000 |
| Nathan Graves          |   5.0000 |
| secretservice          |   5.0000 |
| JacquesLeGrande        |   5.0000 |
| packetsmurf            |   5.0000 |
| plucking23             |   5.0000 |
| bennypagulayan         |   5.0000 |
| VazLorde               |   5.0000 |
| Delirium07             |   5.0000 |
| haltingprobability     |   5.0000 |
| AllarDallar            |   5.0000 |
| Msharim                |   5.0000 |
| Tobi97l                |   5.0000 |
| MetropolisHastings12   |   5.0000 |
| flickernetwork         |   5.0000 |
| kryptoholik            |   5.0000 |
| CryptoMaps             |   5.0000 |
| jooj                   |   4.7619 |
| RichDaniel             |   4.6393 |
| minerbro               |   4.6250 |
| Corrosive              |   4.6250 |
| Arczimedes             |   4.5455 |
| thefiniteidea          |   4.5000 |
| ahmedjamal1998         |   4.5000 |
| FIFA worldcup          |   4.5000 |
| anjho.ace              |   4.5000 |
| hassan.shakeel.rajpoot |   4.5000 |
| everton-1888           |   4.5000 |
| nemgun                 |   4.4000 |
| costis                 |   4.4000 |
| thisisntbic            |   4.2857 |
| swordfish6975          |   4.2500 |
| DigiByte               |   4.2500 |
| LongAndShort           |   4.1667 |
| _church                |   4.1667 |
| SeverusSnegg           |   4.0870 |
| shorena                |   4.0556 |
| ziomik                 |   4.0000 |
| No_2                   |   4.0000 |
| Steepdev               |   4.0000 |
| Pesmand                |   4.0000 |
| kimkibu                |   4.0000 |
| Hypocritus             |   4.0000 |
| ammo121810             |   4.0000 |
| LindaQ                 |   4.0000 |
| renriyon               |   4.0000 |
| tizzle81               |   4.0000 |
| syavca                 |   4.0000 |
| Tunjevina              |   4.0000 |
| Cryptobitminer         |   4.0000 |
| Marec4                 |   3.9375 |
| batesresearch          |   3.9286 |
| brianmct               |   3.9231 |
| Seapork                |   3.9091 |
| Dr.Mann                |   3.8065 |
| AZwarel                |   3.7500 |
| BitcoinHomework        |   3.7500 |
| NLNico                 |   3.7391 |
| marlais                |   3.6667 |
| Shymko                 |   3.6000 |
| maldini                |   3.5714 |
| tam31                  |   3.5000 |
| CryptoSangria          |   3.5000 |
| saulzaents             |   3.4861 |
| truckinusa44           |   3.4375 |
| heratys111             |   3.3889 |
| dorianm421             |   3.3333 |
| jl2012                 |   3.3333 |
| jayeeyee               |   3.3333 |
| erik m.                |   3.3333 |
| vegito                 |   3.3333 |
| co0ler                 |   3.3333 |
| veneg                  |   3.3333 |
| star citizen           |   3.3333 |
| Hagane                 |   3.3333 |
| Freedom Force          |   3.3333 |
| Star_Bucks             |   3.3333 |
| flymnb                 |   3.3333 |
| smartash               |   3.3333 |
| jackmoon               |   3.3333 |
| Brzina                 |   3.3333 |
| Revenant 02            |   3.3333 |
| jamesburrell2          |   3.3333 |
| Linleyi                |   3.3333 |
| ozma03                 |   3.3333 |
| pasecka                |   3.3333 |
| avatar_gr              |   3.3333 |
| wheresthecurve         |   3.3333 |
| cryptolous             |   3.3333 |
| zcroc1                 |   3.3333 |
| TheBrute               |   3.3000 |
| Annon001               |   3.2857 |
| nanze                  |   3.2500 |
| explorder              |   3.2130 |
| theXcode               |   3.1667 |
| J. Becker              |   3.1667 |
| Clocktick              |   3.1429 |
| growarijo              |   3.0909 |
| bitpop                 |   3.0000 |
| randzzz                |   3.0000 |
| yabtcl                 |   3.0000 |
| deadsea33              |   3.0000 |
| walletrecoveryservices |   3.0000 |
| w0lverine              |   3.0000 |
| vindyne8               |   3.0000 |
| Videodrome             |   3.0000 |
| HakanYAZICI            |   3.0000 |
| MrChicken1987          |   3.0000 |
| poopbread              |   3.0000 |
| vezt                   |   3.0000 |
| hodlercoasterguy       |   3.0000 |
| asiat123098            |   3.0000 |
| shroomDance            |   3.0000 |
| idrisi33               |   3.0000 |
| KingBT                 |   3.0000 |
| darecky                |   3.0000 |
| Triple_X               |   3.0000 |
| Justin-Checqit         |   3.0000 |
| MrGGates               |   3.0000 |
| m0rph3us7              |   3.0000 |
| chain_architect        |   3.0000 |
| techtipspt             |   3.0000 |
| MtGotts                |   3.0000 |
| TheCryptoguyX          |   3.0000 |
| 0Alvaren0              |   3.0000 |
| yla1974                |   2.9459 |
| vanessa81              |   2.9412 |
| HCLivess               |   2.9048 |
| jackielove4u           |   2.8889 |
| kaar                   |   2.8750 |
| Craige288              |   2.8571 |
| Mysticus               |   2.8333 |
| Nomad88                |   2.8095 |
| mnemonicsoup           |   2.8000 |
| BitPanda.com           |   2.7778 |
| wnj4                   |   2.7778 |
| kaptkrunch             |   2.7778 |
| cryptodevil            |   2.7500 |
| AlexSimion             |   2.7500 |
| tongokongo             |   2.7500 |
| crypflash              |   2.7500 |
| Lutpin                 |   2.7391 |
| maccaspacca            |   2.6667 |
| kupido14               |   2.6667 |
| Vitacplus              |   2.6667 |
| NoSkyLimit             |   2.6667 |
| DecentralizeEconomics  |   2.6429 |
| stoffu                 |   2.6000 |
| cinnamon_carter        |   2.5714 |
| LZ                     |   2.5000 |
| georgewilliams         |   2.5000 |
| Enkel                  |   2.5000 |
| Xandrah                |   2.5000 |
| xwtfx                  |   2.5000 |
| BetcoinCasino          |   2.5000 |
| Alondre                |   2.5000 |
| proletariat            |   2.5000 |
| IngerDev               |   2.5000 |
| fortress               |   2.5000 |
| The Legendary          |   2.5000 |
| yoseff                 |   2.5000 |
| qrhyxelle              |   2.5000 |
| Obi-Wan Coinob1        |   2.5000 |
| XMR2020                |   2.5000 |
| Fredista               |   2.5000 |
| joejoemister           |   2.5000 |
| BitCunha               |   2.5000 |
| PandapoolNL            |   2.5000 |
| F0ME                   |   2.5000 |
| B!tco!n$               |   2.5000 |
| Bitlinguist            |   2.5000 |
| rampantparanoia        |   2.4615 |
| coinminter22           |   2.4444 |
| exus                   |   2.4390 |
| lillo                  |   2.4000 |
| Joe-Niner              |   2.3684 |
| Tranz                  |   2.3636 |
| umine                  |   2.3571 |
| Irchus                 |   2.3529 |
| sickpig                |   2.3333 |
| blissz                 |   2.3333 |
| Jacky_Chan             |   2.2727 |
| jochemin               |   2.2500 |
| grtthegreat            |   2.2500 |
| dietmarfritz59         |   2.2500 |
| seethernac             |   2.2500 |
+------------------------+----------+

Code:
+------------------------+---------+
| User                   | MPEP    |
+------------------------+---------+
| roll on                | 19.0000 |
| nonnakip               |  3.0000 |
| Yaremi                 |  3.0000 |
| gmaxwell               |  2.6364 |
| vfrcbv911              |  2.5000 |
| AStephen2011           |  2.0000 |
| dacoinminster          |  2.0000 |
| Sergio_Demian_Lerner   |  2.0000 |
| smoothie               |  2.0000 |
| Sunderland             |  2.0000 |
| BiPolarBob             |  2.0000 |
| negeroy                |  2.0000 |
| koinsever              |  2.0000 |
| sherlock_h             |  2.0000 |
| SA Bitcoin Brothers    |  2.0000 |
| Aymaro                 |  2.0000 |
| hula hula              |  2.0000 |
| KingBT                 |  2.0000 |
| Kumbopulus             |  2.0000 |
| Tunjevina              |  2.0000 |
| Triple_X               |  2.0000 |
| Camille_               |  2.0000 |
| dogie                  |  1.8000 |
| erik m.                |  1.6667 |
| Freedom Force          |  1.6667 |
| embii                  |  1.5000 |
| Nathan Graves          |  1.5000 |
| secretservice          |  1.5000 |
| tam31                  |  1.5000 |
| God Fist               |  1.5000 |
| haltingprobability     |  1.5000 |
| Star_Bucks             |  1.4667 |
| vegito                 |  1.3333 |
| Hagane                 |  1.3333 |
| kupido14               |  1.3333 |
| Linleyi                |  1.3333 |
| kaspersky15            |  1.3333 |
| idrisi33               |  1.3333 |
| cryptodevil            |  1.2500 |
| fortress               |  1.2500 |
| John (John K.)         |  1.2000 |
| pitipawn               |  1.1667 |
| jimbobway              |  1.0000 |
| Dervish                |  1.0000 |
| Drasek                 |  1.0000 |
| danuker                |  1.0000 |
| Stemby                 |  1.0000 |
| 2GOOD                  |  1.0000 |
| tfeagle                |  1.0000 |
| ziomik                 |  1.0000 |
| promankirov            |  1.0000 |
| notme                  |  1.0000 |
| ElectricMucus          |  1.0000 |
| randzzz                |  1.0000 |
| Xian01                 |  1.0000 |
| bushstar               |  1.0000 |
| DoktorKopf             |  1.0000 |
| DanielBTC              |  1.0000 |
| thefiniteidea          |  1.0000 |
| obit33                 |  1.0000 |
| hephaist0s             |  1.0000 |
| QuiveringGibbage       |  1.0000 |
| No_2                   |  1.0000 |
| Dimitry                |  1.0000 |
| yabtcl                 |  1.0000 |
| lavajumper             |  1.0000 |
| binaryFate             |  1.0000 |
| nov                    |  1.0000 |
| BitChick               |  1.0000 |
| Petr1fied              |  1.0000 |
| deadsea33              |  1.0000 |
| boondogger             |  1.0000 |
| sp383                  |  1.0000 |
| ghibly79               |  1.0000 |
| Fuserleer              |  1.0000 |
| walletrecoveryservices |  1.0000 |
| mogrith                |  1.0000 |
| tobasco                |  1.0000 |
| idoB                   |  1.0000 |
| Nerull                 |  1.0000 |
| kuroman                |  1.0000 |
| mthcl                  |  1.0000 |
| hunterwolf             |  1.0000 |
| daniobg                |  1.0000 |
| jl777                  |  1.0000 |
| metamorphin            |  1.0000 |
| Thingamajig            |  1.0000 |
| Mares                  |  1.0000 |
| synace                 |  1.0000 |
| popshot                |  1.0000 |
| TrollCoins             |  1.0000 |
| Errror                 |  1.0000 |
| rby                    |  1.0000 |
| lfloorwalker           |  1.0000 |
| dihydrogenmonoxide     |  1.0000 |
| BigWait                |  1.0000 |
| daschmidty             |  1.0000 |
| Cebuu                  |  1.0000 |
| rock_collector         |  1.0000 |
| Nefritox               |  1.0000 |
| svetoch                |  1.0000 |
| cryptobullion.io       |  1.0000 |
| 2tejszy                |  1.0000 |
| miguelmorales85        |  1.0000 |
| dive                   |  1.0000 |
| Mr_SeLeNiO             |  1.0000 |
| ParkByte               |  1.0000 |
| xxxxxzzzzz             |  1.0000 |
| avlarin56              |  1.0000 |
| bit22gen               |  1.0000 |
| Sniper44               |  1.0000 |
| grnqrtr                |  1.0000 |
| Unread                 |  1.0000 |
| 86-                    |  1.0000 |
| Phi-Coin               |  1.0000 |
| Videodrome             |  1.0000 |
| Alex4J                 |  1.0000 |
| obusco                 |  1.0000 |
| barisbilgili           |  1.0000 |
| Neo Baudrillard        |  1.0000 |
| drakonka               |  1.0000 |
| RedsC                  |  1.0000 |
| Pesmand                |  1.0000 |
| MikkiRefur             |  1.0000 |
| PokemonGoArena         |  1.0000 |
| TheBobyHunter          |  1.0000 |
| luckyluckybear         |  1.0000 |
| coinsmanager           |  1.0000 |
| co0ler                 |  1.0000 |
| efeaydin               |  1.0000 |
| star citizen           |  1.0000 |
| alex_mercer            |  1.0000 |
| ranacond               |  1.0000 |
| KualaBit               |  1.0000 |
| HakanYAZICI            |  1.0000 |
| dashxplorer            |  1.0000 |
| liubeibei520           |  1.0000 |
| theguy217              |  1.0000 |
| Hypocritus             |  1.0000 |
| charlescoin            |  1.0000 |
| packetsmurf            |  1.0000 |
| bruboi                 |  1.0000 |
| mararn1618             |  1.0000 |
| berkatmendrofa         |  1.0000 |
| Camineet               |  1.0000 |
| squishthedish          |  1.0000 |
| Hernandezz             |  1.0000 |
| silverbu11et           |  1.0000 |
| eBunny6                |  1.0000 |
| BaBaGucci              |  1.0000 |
| smcalister91           |  1.0000 |
| MrChicken1987          |  1.0000 |
| treather               |  1.0000 |
| robinson79             |  1.0000 |
| lorddefenser           |  1.0000 |
| SashaK                 |  1.0000 |
| flymnb                 |  1.0000 |
| smartash               |  1.0000 |
| Simon123               |  1.0000 |
| ilovestroberi          |  1.0000 |
| archer1969             |  1.0000 |
| Dropper                |  1.0000 |
| frenchBulle            |  1.0000 |
| Merderion              |  1.0000 |
| stoicphoenix           |  1.0000 |
| Mendrofa               |  1.0000 |
| Bumidinasty            |  1.0000 |
| kukurikapu             |  1.0000 |
| LindaQ                 |  1.0000 |
| jomidasma              |  1.0000 |
| appleffi               |  1.0000 |
| ragnar0k               |  1.0000 |
| kbdwarrior             |  1.0000 |
| vezt                   |  1.0000 |
| posmonkey              |  1.0000 |
| Str1x                  |  1.0000 |
| traktorbang            |  1.0000 |
| DeeMiner               |  1.0000 |
| e360                   |  1.0000 |
| berkatjunior           |  1.0000 |
| AlexPechkin            |  1.0000 |
| bennypagulayan         |  1.0000 |
| Kimyo                  |  1.0000 |
| Simonetta              |  1.0000 |
| Hunter#12              |  1.0000 |
| icoinspector           |  1.0000 |
| VazLorde               |  1.0000 |
| renriyon               |  1.0000 |
| Krypto Krecik          |  1.0000 |
| OliverChassa           |  1.0000 |
| Dextord                |  1.0000 |
| getzer                 |  1.0000 |
| TooSmartForBitcoin     |  1.0000 |
| crypto_flair           |  1.0000 |
| declan-                |  1.0000 |
| homi4oka               |  1.0000 |
| ICAMerlin              |  1.0000 |
| dogrutamamyaparimusta  |  1.0000 |
| LotusPetal             |  1.0000 |
| ennafa                 |  1.0000 |
| vadiara50              |  1.0000 |
| Derloda                |  1.0000 |
| Salranax               |  1.0000 |
| walhalla007            |  1.0000 |
| Pochakytek             |  1.0000 |
| Miningfarmer           |  1.0000 |
| arnew1                 |  1.0000 |
| monote                 |  1.0000 |
| Bitshare Hashaway      |  1.0000 |
| seanreit               |  1.0000 |
| diaahussein            |  1.0000 |
| Marteloto              |  1.0000 |
| hodlercoasterguy       |  1.0000 |
| vvoin                  |  1.0000 |
| Bapt07                 |  1.0000 |
| asiat123098            |  1.0000 |
| Rokhim                 |  1.0000 |
| davidrus123            |  1.0000 |
| batuh007               |  1.0000 |
| MaxKordek              |  1.0000 |
| spiffy_tycoon          |  1.0000 |
| CryptoTesla            |  1.0000 |
| totwotoo2              |  1.0000 |
| Mega2017               |  1.0000 |
| merszxc                |  1.0000 |
| hassan.shakeel.rajpoot |  1.0000 |
| Conquermountains       |  1.0000 |
| tizzle81               |  1.0000 |
| ANNBumping_needed      |  1.0000 |
| CryptozKeeper          |  1.0000 |
| Georgiano              |  1.0000 |
| BitcoinAtom            |  1.0000 |
| polza                  |  1.0000 |
| syavca                 |  1.0000 |
| CanadianMiner          |  1.0000 |
| publicjud1             |  1.0000 |
| mysonkovbereslava      |  1.0000 |
| Cointach               |  1.0000 |
| mahirovic              |  1.0000 |
| darecky                |  1.0000 |
| ThorbenS               |  1.0000 |
| kreeoz                 |  1.0000 |
| everton-1888           |  1.0000 |
| nasuhdede              |  1.0000 |
| orangepeel             |  1.0000 |
| DarkoReborn            |  1.0000 |
| coinshido              |  1.0000 |
| RonanLTC58             |  1.0000 |
| Cryptostrong           |  1.0000 |
| forward777             |  1.0000 |
| cryptosk8boreder       |  1.0000 |
| gexaha                 |  1.0000 |
| alan296                |  1.0000 |
| chessentric            |  1.0000 |
| Tobi97l                |  1.0000 |
| Milan_P                |  1.0000 |
| Scwimer                |  1.0000 |
| mswjec                 |  1.0000 |
| Wys-addict             |  1.0000 |
| MrGGates               |  1.0000 |
| DavidLutz              |  1.0000 |
| Cryptobitminer         |  1.0000 |
| aburnie                |  1.0000 |
| apolonn                |  1.0000 |
| Arpad977               |  1.0000 |
| Atalol                 |  1.0000 |
| m0rph3us7              |  1.0000 |
| flawlicious            |  1.0000 |
| kovaaz                 |  1.0000 |
| k453345                |  1.0000 |
| macioch                |  1.0000 |
| nicholashscott         |  1.0000 |
| MetropolisHastings12   |  1.0000 |
| rrgarcia555            |  1.0000 |
| Red Right Hand         |  1.0000 |
| chiquinho              |  1.0000 |
| abihey269              |  1.0000 |
| urBTCisMine            |  1.0000 |
| SMFSMF5555             |  1.0000 |
| EtherAndy              |  1.0000 |
| sky_rocker             |  1.0000 |
| AAIX                   |  1.0000 |
| abh1manyu              |  1.0000 |
| FlyingAce              |  1.0000 |
| I.Meet.Ya              |  1.0000 |
| mandymiller            |  1.0000 |
| EgonSpengler           |  1.0000 |
| MrFoxDeveloper02       |  1.0000 |
| rickybobby856          |  1.0000 |
| Tankie                 |  1.0000 |
| ChampionGold           |  1.0000 |
| RedSlayerX             |  1.0000 |
| Two-faced              |  1.0000 |
| Gordon___123           |  1.0000 |
| bbritva                |  1.0000 |
| prunsebas              |  1.0000 |
| OutSmartm              |  1.0000 |
| toxicpyjamas           |  1.0000 |
| bitrails               |  1.0000 |
| tenderwall             |  1.0000 |
+------------------------+---------+

A major statistical difficulty which I remembered when gathering these is that a lot of people receive merit for pre-merit posts. (Though people who made zero post-merit posts were excluded in the above stats.)

Gathering these stats is slow. It could be tracked live per user, but I'd have to add a lot of caching at various points. I'm probably not going to do it.

The weekly tracking is an interesting idea.
1322  Other / Meta / Re: Merit became a business. What to do? on: April 24, 2018, 05:36:51 PM
The current status quo seems OK. If you have to pay $20 per merit plus a risk of getting red trust, then that's a situation that doesn't concern me at all. I'm not going to lose sleep over people going to ridiculous lengths to buy merit, since only a small number of people will be willing and able to do that.

As long as merit sales are a black market, I'm happy, since that makes it far more difficult and expensive to buy merit. If that's the case, then the small volume of black-market merit trades don't themselves bother me much, and I think that it does more harm than good to get too witch-hunty about it.
1323  Economy / Auctions / Re: Advertise on this forum - Round 241 on: April 24, 2018, 05:18:20 PM
Auction ended, final result:
Slots BTC/Slot Person
4 0.28 summer888
4 0.28 ChipMixer
1 0.28 vila_is_will
1324  Other / Meta / Re: A useful user statistic to show - Magic Dust or Emep? on: April 24, 2018, 01:07:40 AM
I tried two or three different metrics for things like "emep", but they all had poor results, mainly because so many posts were made pre-merit and there's so much difference between users on the various input variables. If people have ideas for stats in this vein, give me an exact formula with preferably only a few input variables. I might at least post some global stats, though maintaining an up-to-date stat for each user might be too slow.
1325  Economy / Auctions / Re: Advertise on this forum - Round 241 on: April 23, 2018, 05:50:09 PM
Quote from: hppcoin on April 13, 2018, 07:41:16 AM
1 @ 0.26

Still looks like an ICO.

Auction status:
Slots BTC/Slot Person
4 0.28 summer888***
1 0.26 ninjacob
1 0.26 vila_is_will***
1 0.26 icomarketer***
4 0.26 ChipMixer
2 0.24 phun.io
2 0.02 8Bet

*** = Awaiting more info; may be rejected.

The auction continues.
1326  Other / Meta / Re: "YOU CANNOT MERIT THAT POST" on: April 22, 2018, 08:30:49 PM
Quote from: o_e_l_e_o on April 22, 2018, 06:51:22 PM
I might just be being stupid here, but then why on the same post did The Pharmacist have the error and no one else did? Surely if the post is missing some info, it is missing the info for everybody?

Permissions and ignored-boards can also cause info to be missing per-user. In this case I think that it happened because The Pharmacist is ignoring the board in which that post resides.

The ignored-boards page says, "Be advised that by ignoring a board it will be completely inaccessible to you." How it works is that almost all forum systems view you as being not allowed to see the board, just like hidden boards. This is also why you can't quote a post in an ignored board.
1327  Other / Meta / Re: "YOU CANNOT MERIT THAT POST" on: April 22, 2018, 05:49:52 PM
That error happens when some info about the post is missing/undefined. For example, you get that when you try to merit a post by a guest, since those posts don't have a defined user.
1328  Bitcoin / Electrum / Re: Electrum - Revealer Plugin? on: April 20, 2018, 07:15:38 PM
Apparently it's an implementation of this paper.

As I understand it:

 - You print (or they sell you) a one-time-pad (OTP) sheet. In the bottom-right is the seed used to generate the rest of the noise in the OTP.
 - You enter the OTP seed into Electrum, so that Electrum knows what the OTP sheet looks like.
 - Electrum generates a 2D image spelling out your mnemonic, and then ~XORs each pixel of that image with the OTP. The result is a sheet which looks like noise. You print this out.
 - When you overlay the OTP sheet with the encoded-mnemonic sheet, this performs another ~XOR operation, and you see the mnemonic spelled out.

Both sheets need to be compromised to get your mnemonic. Though note that when Electrum generates the encoded-mnemonic sheet, it needs to know the OTP sheet at least temporarily.

It's an interesting trick, and it should be perfectly secure if done right. However:
 - It's insecure to use the same OTP sheet for two different mnemonics.
 - When you print the mnemonic sheet, how do you ensure that it's scaled exactly the same as the OTP sheet?
 - If you buy the OTP sheet, then there's an opportunity for them to record it and get one of your 2 factors. If you print it yourself, then it may be more difficult to shine light through (since their OTP sheets are made out of transparent plastic), but maybe it's still possible.
1329  Other / Meta / Re: Initial sMerit for every rank? on: April 20, 2018, 12:37:52 AM
Quote from: sncc on April 18, 2018, 07:34:19 AM
While specific formula is not given, theymos wrote that the initial sMerit is not solely determined by rank, but determined by rank and activity points obtained in the last year.

The exact formula was:

Code:
yearActivity = activity in the last ~year, max 378
freeMerit = the merit (not sMerit) you started with
modifier =
  0.1 if member
  0.2 if full member
  0.25 if sr member
  0.35 if hero
  0.4 if legendary

return (yearActivity/378) * modifier * freeMerit

So the most you could get is if you were a Legendary who maxed out your activity points in the last year, in which case you would get 1 * 0.4 * 1000 = 400 sMerit.

Note that I later made an adjustment giving 500 extra merit to some hero members, but no extra sMerit was given here.

I'll probably publish a dump of the initial sMerit at some point.
1330  Other / Politics & Society / Anacyclosis - cycles of society/government on: April 17, 2018, 11:17:27 PM
Recently I heard about something that Polybius wrote about 100 years before the fall of the Roman Republic which seems to me to be eerily relevant even today. He predicts that all governments/societies go through a 7-stage cycle: monarchy, kingship, tyranny, aristocracy, oligarchy, democracy, mob-rule, and then from chaos back to monarchy. I see this sequence throughout history (Russia & the Soviet Union comes to mind), and you could place the US at various points on the cycle.

What do you think? Does this idea still have merit 2100+ years later? If so, at what point in the cycle are we in now?

If this cycle is indeed inevitable in politics, then Bitcoin offers a hope of escape, since Bitcoin (and crypto-anarchy generally) is all about removing politics from life. Instead of trusting a king, an aristocracy, or a majority, you structure things so that everyone is and can reasonably be sovereign over his own affairs.

Here's what Polybius wrote, all emphasis and excerpting mine:

Quote from: The Histories
When owing to floods, famines, failure of crops or other such causes there occurs such a destruction of the human race as tradition tells us has more than once happened, and as we must believe will often happen again, all arts and crafts perishing at the same time, then in the course of time, when springing from the survivors as from seeds men have again increased in numbers and just like other animals form herds — it being a matter of course that they too should herd together with those of their kind owing to their natural weakness — it is a necessary consequence that the man who excels in bodily strength and in courage will lead and rule over the rest. We observe and should regard as a most genuine work of nature this very phenomenon in the case of the other animals which act purely by instinct and among whom the strongest are always indisputably the masters — I speak of bulls, boars, cocks, and the like. It is probable then that at the beginning men lived thus, herding together like animals and following the lead of the strongest and bravest, the ruler's strength being here the sole limit to his power and the name we should give his rule being monarchy.

But when in time feelings of sociability and companionship begin to grow in such gatherings of men, than kingship has struck root; and the notions of goodness, justice, and their opposites begin to arise in men. The manner in which these notions come into being is as follows. [...] Now when the leading and most powerful man among the people always throws the weight of his authority on the side of the notions on such matters which generally prevail, and when in the opinion of his subjects he apportions rewards and penalties according to desert, they yield obedience to him no longer because they fear his force, but rather because their judgement approves him; and they join in maintaining his rule even if he is quite enfeebled by age, defending him with one consent and battling against those who conspire to overthrow his rule. Thus by insensible degrees the monarch becomes a king, ferocity and force having yielded the supremacy to reason.

Thus is formed naturally among men the first notion of goodness and justice, and their opposites; this is the beginning and birth of true kingship. For the people maintain the supreme power not only in the hands of these men themselves, but in those of their descendants, from the conviction that those born from and reared by such men will also have principles like to theirs. And if they ever are displeased with the descendants, they now choose their kings and rulers no longer for their bodily strength and brute courage, but for the excellency of their judgement and reasoning powers, as they have gained experience from actual facts of the difference between the one class of qualities and the other. In old times, then, those who had once been chosen to the royal office continued to hold it until they grew old, fortifying and enclosing fine strongholds with walls and acquiring lands, in the one case for the sake of the security of their subjects and in the other to provide them with abundance of the necessities of life. And while pursuing these aims, they were exempt from all vituperation or jealousy, as neither in their dress nor in their food did they make any great distinction, they lived very much like everyone else, not keeping apart from the people. But when they received the office by hereditary succession and found their safety now provided for, and more than sufficient provision of food, they gave way to their appetites owing to this superabundance, and came to think that the rulers must be distinguished from their subjects by a peculiar dress, that there should be a peculiar luxury and variety in the dressing and serving of their viands, and that they should meet with no denial in the pursuit of their amours, however lawless. These habits having given rise in the one case to envy and offence and in the other to an outburst of hatred and passionate resentment, the kingship changed into a tyranny; the first steps towards its overthrow were taken by the subjects, and conspiracies began to be formed. These conspiracies were not the work of the worst men, but of the noblest, most high-spirited, and most courageous, because such men are least able to brook the insolence of princes. The people now having got leaders, would combine with them against the ruling powers for the reasons I stated above; kingship and monarchy would be utterly abolished, and in their place aristocracy would begin to grow. For the commons, as if bound to pay at once their debt of gratitude to the abolishers of monarchy, would make them their leaders and entrust their destinies to them. At first these chiefs gladly assumed this charge and regarded nothing as of greater importance than the common interest, administering the private and public affairs of the people with paternal solicitude. But here again when children inherited this position of authority from their fathers, having no experience of misfortune and none at all of civil equality and liberty of speech, and having been brought up from the cradle amid the evidences of the power and high position of their fathers, they abandoned themselves some to greed of gain and unscrupulous money-making, others to indulgence in wine and the convivial excess which accompanies it, and others again to the violation of women and the rape of boys; and thus converting the aristocracy into an oligarchy aroused in the people feelings similar to those of which  I just spoke, and in consequence met with the same disastrous end as the tyrant. For whenever anyone who has noticed the jealousy and hatred with which you are regarded by the citizens, has the courage to speak or act against the chiefs of the state he has the whole mass of the people ready to back him. Next, when they have either killed or banished the oligarchs, they no longer venture to set a king over them, as they still remember with terror the injustice they suffered from the former ones, nor can they entrust the government with confidence to a select few, with the evidence before them of their recent error in doing so. Thus the only hope still surviving unimpaired is in themselves, and to this they resort, making the state a democracy instead of an oligarchy and assuming the responsibility for the conduct of affairs. Then as long as some of those survive who experienced the evils of oligarchical dominion, they are well pleased with the present form of government, and set a high value on equality and freedom of speech. But when a new generation arises and the democracy falls into the hands of the grandchildren of its founders, they have become so accustomed to freedom and equality that they no longer value them, and begin to aim at pre-eminence; and it is chiefly those of ample fortune who fall into this error. So when they begin to lust for power and cannot attain it through themselves or their own good qualities, they ruin their estates, tempting and corrupting the people in every possible way. And hence when by their foolish thirst for reputation they have created among the masses an appetite for gifts and the habit of receiving them, democracy in its turn is abolished and changes into a rule of force and violence [mob-rule]. For the people, having grown accustomed to feed at the expense of others and to depend for their livelihood on the property of others, as soon as they find a leader who is enterprising but is excluded from the houses of office by his penury, institute the rule of violence; and now uniting their forces massacre, banish, and plunder, until they degenerate again into perfect savages and find once more a master and monarch.

Such is the cycle of political revolution, the course appointed by nature in which constitutions change, disappear, and finally return to the point from which they started. Anyone who clearly perceives this may indeed in speaking of the future of any state be wrong in his estimate of the time the process will take, but if his judgement is not tainted by animosity or jealousy, he will very seldom be mistaken as to the stage of growth or decline it has reached, and as to the form into which it will change. And especially in the case of the Roman state will this method enable us to arrive at a knowledge of its formation, growth, and greatest perfection, and likewise of the change for the worse which is sure to follow some day. For, as I said, this state, more than any other, has been formed and has grown naturally, and will undergo a natural decline and change to its contrary.
1331  Other / Meta / Re: Who is able and willing to moderate the Politics & Society section? on: April 17, 2018, 10:43:32 PM
Flying Hellfish is the new Politics & Society mod. Thanks for your comments, everyone!

Now let's get to work on solving all of the political issues of the world through what I'm sure will be 100% sane, reasonable discussion going forward.
1332  Other / Meta / Re: What happens to "Report to Moderator" incase the Board has No Moderator ? on: April 15, 2018, 07:50:43 AM
Reports are seen by everyone with jurisdiction over the post. As Quickseller mentioned, this will always include admins and global moderators, and may include local moderators and/or patrollers (who have jurisdiction over all newbie posts across the whole forum).

If you think that nobody who sees your report will be able to understand the reported post, it'd help if you include a very short summary of what they're saying along with the usual report reason.
1333  Other / Meta / Re: Are there any banners for Bitcoin Talk? on: April 13, 2018, 07:43:09 PM
There aren't any official banners.

The forum's symbol has traditionally been the upright BTC, since the forum was created before the slanted-BTC logo was created. Here is the full-size version of the forum's favicon, both images created by Satoshi. But it doesn't really matter; use whatever you like. If anyone creates any fun/funny banners, I'd add them as a factoid.

I like this one, but I don't know who created that Bitcoin logo or if there are any copyright issues with it:
1334  Economy / Exchanges / Re: Major indian exchange gets hacked, 438 bitcoins stolen COINSECURE on: April 13, 2018, 07:21:34 PM
Note that I removed Benson Samuel as moderator, but only because I view the situation as potentially too much of a conflict of interest. I have no reason to doubt Benson Samuel's character.
1335  Other / Meta / Re: Any issue with two accounts sharing the same computer(IP) ? on: April 11, 2018, 01:04:58 AM
Quote from: bill gator on April 10, 2018, 11:54:54 PM
Can you please provide any examples of this happening in the past? I am curious about this, because if this is the case then it would seem to a hazard to use public/shared VPN(s), TOR nodes or anything like that. I don't believe that they simply would ban an account because it shares an IP with an offender. Otherwise, paying a fee for an "evil" IP would probably not be implemented, either.

I want to read up on some more official statements surrounding this issue.

You won't be automatically banned if someone on the same IP is banned. IP addresses are pretty poor identifiers. In certain countries it is very common for different people in the same general region to share IPs a lot, and even two veteran forum users in the same US state are quite likely to share an IP address somewhere in their IP history.

But if you evade a ban, your alts will eventually be found through manual investigation.
1336  Other / Meta / Re: What is the lowest rank that can accept PMs from newbies? on: April 10, 2018, 07:30:34 PM
Rank is irrelevant, you just have to change the setting.
1337  Other / Meta / Re: Hidden Input Boxes on the Merit Page on: April 10, 2018, 07:59:39 AM
1338  Other / Meta / Re: Hidden Input Boxes on the Merit Page on: April 10, 2018, 07:51:45 AM
Quote from: Joel_Jantsen on April 10, 2018, 07:50:40 AM
Yep! If I may ask,what is the other field adjacent to the merit input?

Read the HTML and find its name.
1339  Other / Meta / Re: Hidden Input Boxes on the Merit Page on: April 10, 2018, 07:46:29 AM
The last one is your session key, which allows anyone to use your account. Congrats. (I logged you out, invalidating it...)

Hidden form fields are extremely common. You'll find them on virtually every form on the forum. They're hidden from view, not "secret".
1340  Other / Meta / Who is able and willing to moderate the Politics & Society section? on: April 10, 2018, 07:18:55 AM
Politics & Society is trash. People go there, look at a headline, and post a few sentences of their first gut reaction without reading any of the other replies. Who here is up to the task of moderating the section in order to remove this garbage, but without hampering the free exchange of ideas there? It'll be tough, since I do want to hear the thoughts of people who can't speak perfect English, people with extreme/offensive ideas, people who are rude while still making legitimate points, etc. So it'll be a difficult balancing act.

Post in this thread if you're interested so I can see other people's comments on you.

Here are the top 20 reporters in that section over the last 90 days:
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| realName        | Non-bad reports |
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| Flying Hellfish |             257 |
| rickbig41       |              40 |
| Foxpup          |              29 |
| otrkid70        |              22 |
| LoyceV          |              15 |
| Vod             |              12 |
| BTCMILLIONAIRE  |               7 |
| Sithara007      |               5 |
| marlboroza      |               5 |
| coolcoinz       |               4 |
| iasenko         |               3 |
| lucario21       |               2 |
| bitperson       |               2 |
| nullius         |               2 |
| Xal0lex         |               2 |
| shaun98         |               1 |
| Kaneki Ken      |               1 |
| Be_Happy        |               1 |
| Wolfman15       |               1 |
| Rainbow1976     |               1 |
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