It has been reported many times already. Refreshing the page will double send Merits and it is also possible to double-click the send button and do the same.

So I recently merited this post . With 1 merit (or so I thought )

Since I was on mobile for that time, and chrome has a feature where if you pull down on the screen while on a webpage, the webpage will refresh. When I accidentally did this, my page refreshed and the poster received 2 merits, not 1.

Is there a possible fix for this? Is it a forum wide problem or just my phone?

~Zapo

Thanks. I didn't bother asking Bitpay because anytime I email them, they respond with a bunch of useless boilerplates and never address the question.

I know they are looking for a payment in the mempool to move the invoice to a "processing" state, which stops the 15-min timer. But I had actually assumed the opposite -- that this event linked the invoice to the specific transaction hash. I figured maybe their API isn't set up to recognize a different hash outside the 15-min window. I might try it with a little $10 purchase later just to see what happens.

Why or why people still don't understand the basics. Do you honestly believe that someone needs you to enter your seed on any phishing website in order to get compromised? No mate. A simple injection through an exploit on the page is all that's needed and voila, I now control your computer, be it via botnet, keylogger or whatever else, the rest is just details.

I thought I'd seen them all. Reminds me somewhat of that old Romance of the Three Kingdoms boardgame. The idea would definitely appeal to those who like nation conquering, except that there has to be more of a gaming element, rather than just collectible value - or the richest players just ruin the game very quickly.

Coinbase wallet currently supporting 4 crypto currencies BTC,ETH,LTC and BCH but they also might add ERC20 token into their wallet in the near future.And coinbase also have cold storage option and coinbase claiming that is very safe to store the coins in long term but I am not sure it is safe as much as the software wallets which has private key.

I presume only retired campaign operators would share, but sig campaigns are everywhere yet we never really hear anything about their ins and outs. Since there are so many they obviously do work, but I wonder how well. For some of the bigger campaigns thousands of dollars per week are flying out the door.

I'd be very curious to know how many clicks to their site happen per user and how many of those clicks translate into actual business. Have cost and effectiveness comparisons been made between adsense (RIP) and Bitcointalk?

Alot of ICOs get bumped up by meaningless posts, usually by jr.member or below. I have never run a forum, but if it is possible couldnt Theymos change the code so posts from Jr member or below do not bump up the threads? Then they can post as normal but such accounts can be used for bumping purposes.

Not sure if it will help, but i am getting so tired of all the meaningless non relevant one liners.. Maybe, just maybe this could help!
And it would not hurt the normal newcomers to the forum. The only ones who would feel the disadvantage is the scums selling the bumping service!

Since it's about a merit source, I'd say it's related to the forum, and fits the Meta board. But the title could be improved (suggestion: replace "User" by "Merit source").

India is the very low contributor for crypto currency in terms of investment . You can check there is no major revolution happened in India using blockchain technology not even a single reputed crypto exchange. Even investment for crypto currencies is very less. More over apart from ponzy scheme not even a single valid blockchain preoject happened in India. Even market doesn’t effect till now because of Indian fud

show me some respect I'm a merit source

Never in my life have I seen a piece of cake like that--looks like white cake with caramel "stripes".  Shit stains is more like it.  But hey, happy birthday OP and thanks for the heads up.  Enjoy your piece of digital poop cake with the trick candle on top that never goes out.

I think my adopted DOB is June 6th, 1906.  It's what I use for rewards programs, where I'd prefer not to disclose my true age or real DOB.  I'll have to check to see if I actually entered anything on bitcointalk.

Not that this is a bad idea in general, but I suspect when you have a forum that's dealing with an anonymous type of money, where there are sure to be black market participants who want to hide their identity, plus the usual paranoid internet contingent, you're going to get people who don't want anyone to know their real date of birth.  So it seems kind of silly here.  Plus I'd much rather have chocolate or a piece of cheddar cheese.

i need to have an account in bitcoin talk for a humanist ico that is fighting poverty among small children in africa and the middle east. and if i dont have lots of merit i cant get enough attention. or will not be taken serious.
because otherwise he would have to waste massive time to constantly appease and happyfy the irrational forum community and cant develop the structures of his ico

Seriously no one is even remotely interested in stopping this?

Another one is, and I dont know if its posted here but CryptoNation. There whitepaper is scammy!