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5161  Other / Meta / Re: Merit Distribution Slowing? on: June 22, 2018, 10:14:58 PM
From my observations of the merit system it's not anything to do with the system itself that will be it's downfall it's the fact that merit sources would as Vod suggested need to be regularly maintained to assure that we have active sources. I also don't think theymos has time to remove inactive sources, and there probably isn't any harm in other inactive sources. What I would be concerned about is the amount of merit sources that will be added. Although, it seems to me that he would prefer people to make applications rather than manually identifying merit sources as that would require a lot of work regularly which could be spent elsewhere.

That might just be the issue. At least publicly there hasn't been enough users applying to become a merit source.

You are forgetting merit sources. I've got a load of source merits, and if I award them, they get replaced, so there is no incentive to hoard them. However, I don't want to give them away 'recklessly', so if crap posters stop me finding good posts, then they are stealing from the posters who would have got the replacement merits that I don't receive.
I really need to get around to posting that list for you. I've just been swamped recently. Plus, I've happened upon some merit recently, and merited a few of the posts. As well as others have merited quite a few of them since I initially added them to the list.
5162  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Bitcointalk's FIFA World Cup Pool Discussion Thread on: June 22, 2018, 09:58:48 PM
Wasn't expecting Nigeria to be the ones winning so fair play to them if anything I had a feeling Iceland would be the ones to win. Damn, I really need to get some correct scores in as I'm quickly becoming irrelevant in this. Correct results just aren't the way to earn pts you need to hit a few scores.

I chose yet another bad day to make bets, I also thought Iceland were the pick of the day, given the way they've played their hearts out every match before. I also thought Nigeria were just so out of their depth, never seen a weaker Eagles but then they also turned that game on its head.
I normally consider Iceland to be extremely hard to break down, and normally defend valiantly. However, I didn't watch the match so I'm not sure if they did defend their hearts out, and were just unlucky.

Correct results are shitty, I've been earning 3-10 points on each correct result, I was just saying how "unfair" it seems that I got 3 points on a 4-0 prediction for Belgium (ended 3-0) and 7 points on Brazil for predicting 3-0 (ended 2-0), when you get more points for correct total goals scored, regardless of how you predicted the outcome.

Different system, different luck I guess. Also, hate when the bonus challenge only comes on 1 hour before the game, I keep forgetting to go put it in. 30 points can really make the difference.
I can  beat that. I got 3 pts if I recall correctly on the Brazil prediction, because I predicted 3-0 when it finished 2-0.  I thought that was pretty damn unfair. Seems like there's a lot of luck in predicting the score rather than the result. Predicting the result seems to be just pretty shitty in general.

 
5163  Other / Meta / Re: Bitcoin Discussion is not Bitcoin Price Prediction Discussion on: June 22, 2018, 09:52:32 PM
It's strange because the stickies in the Meta section at least have a good number of views on the threads (I know these will be visited multiple times by the same person), but it just doesn't seem they actually read it, and take in the information presented in the thread. Instead, they just skim it or enter the thread, and then leave.
5164  Other / Archival / Re: PAY FOR REPLY on: June 22, 2018, 09:50:10 PM
Use the "report to moderator" button on the bottom right of the thread, and include the link. Nice job on reporting this though, but it doesn't really need a new thread for it to be dealt with as all of it can be done within the report field.
5165  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Bounty campaigns in a nutshell... on: June 22, 2018, 09:06:54 PM
I will say from my experience, I watched a lot of videos on YouTube channels before I had to go into bounty companies. I want to note that for a beginner you need to start with the security of wallets.

Security should be the very fundamentals that you learn before anything, and not exclusively for bounty campaigns. In fact if a bounty requires you to download anything I would advise that you download it in a separate virtual machine at the very least.
5166  Other / Meta / Re: Commercial interest could be used to help control spam. on: June 22, 2018, 08:55:01 PM
If not that, then maybe have ability to make multiple reports at one time: For example, click on checkboxes and then report a few posts as shitposting or something like that. Have a custom title maybe? Upgrade signature slots? Ability to embed videos? Change the background? Have privacy oriented settings specially made for these members? A chat room for multiple members?

I can think of many more but not sure if these are all possible.
I actually quite like that checkbox suggestion. You could report in bulk, and I don't think that this should be put behind a rank as it could be useful for anyone that reports. I know multiple scenarios where this would save both time, and effort. Even though I have a 4 second cool down on a report I still run into it now, and then.
5167  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Bitcointalk's FIFA World Cup Pool Discussion Thread on: June 22, 2018, 08:23:14 PM
What a shame for Serbia to lose in the 90 minute , clamorous error from their defense. I had it as Joker the result 1-1 and I was expecting 601 points yet I got 0, now for the first time in this pool I am a bit sad for such loss.

Man, that sucks. Doesn't look like the results are going towards our favor down at the bottom of the leader board. Thankfully, at the moment my results in the bracket challenge are looking somewhat favorable. Serbia as a whole have impressed me this World Cup though.
5168  Other / Meta / Re: Commercial interest could be used to help control spam. on: June 22, 2018, 08:12:21 PM
An official set of rules created by any of the two admins, so that things become much clearer.
I think they are open to interpretation for a reason to prevent users finding a loophole, and exposing that. I'm not sure whether a clear amount of rules would help either as the majority of people who are breaking the current guidelines haven't read the thread.

Have a new rank after reaching legendary, where members have a little more access to help the forum in possible ways(I am sure theymos knows the best Wink)
This is interesting. What sort of access? I know I remember seeing a name suggestion of the new rank; "Mythical" or some sort of variation as that.
5169  Other / Meta / Re: Remove self moderate option from service announcement ( Altcoins) to reduce scam on: June 22, 2018, 06:18:19 PM
You are right self moderate is better for remove spam from own post. I am not asking this option from all board. Because it's helpful for other board. I suggest it remove for Service Announcements (Altcoins) .
Yeah, however there's legitimate reasons why a user might want to moderate their own thread there. You've seen how many spam posts that are made in that section as a whole, and I wouldn't blame a user from taking it into their own hands to self moderate rather than reporting to a moderator. Of course, there's going to be some projects which abuse this feature by removing posts which call out the project or speak badly of it, but that's just the compromise that needs to be made.

5170  Other / Meta / Re: Remove self moderate option from service announcement ( Altcoins) to reduce scam on: June 22, 2018, 06:11:40 PM
You can heed the advice, and open a new thread addressing the issues with the Service. Anyone should be allowed to open self moderated threads. Doesn't mean you can't make another thread calling them out for their shenanigans though.

Removing self moderated threads would just affect the people who are moderating their threads themselves instead of reporting to the moderators. Self moderated threads have a purpose other than malicious uses.
5171  Other / Meta / Re: mindset of some people here on: June 22, 2018, 06:00:23 PM
OP, you might want to use the "ignore board" feature.  I have Bitcoin Discussion and a number of others on ignore, and it helps keep my unread threads feed relatively clean.
Eventually, all the people who actually contribute are just going to have most of the sections on ignore or they will just straight up leave like others have before. I think a few years from now we'll just be talking in Meta.

I don't personally have any sections on ignore, however I do understand why someone would do this as some of the sections are just getting out of hand now.
5172  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Bitcointalk's FIFA World Cup Pool Discussion Thread on: June 22, 2018, 05:52:40 PM
Don't worry to much, I have been in the last 2 places since the beginning of the pool but I am not worried. A Joker game if hited right can give you up to 600 or more points so it can make you climb many many positions with only one game. Find a few other correct scores and you will see yourself fighting in the top from the bottom. I will take a screenshot of my position as if it happens I reach top positions in the end of the tournament I will put up the famous meme:

"Started from the bottom, now I am here"

Yeah, I understand that, however honestly I couldn't predict what I'm having for tea tonight at the moment. I've been shocking. I'm glad I've learned about the joker system now though, and will be trying to get the mini challenges more often than I have been doing to try and rake myself back in this.
5173  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Bitcointalk's FIFA World Cup Pool Discussion Thread on: June 22, 2018, 04:56:22 PM
Wasn't expecting Nigeria to be the ones winning so fair play to them if anything I had a feeling Iceland would be the ones to win. Damn, I really need to get some correct scores in as I'm quickly becoming irrelevant in this. Correct results just aren't the way to earn pts you need to hit a few scores.
5174  Other / Meta / Re: Can this guy (cryptoaeronet) be ban? [information updated] on: June 22, 2018, 04:06:17 PM
Moderator can ban if they wish as this user doing unethical things. He is a jr. member and already received negative trust, so he can spread rumor but can attack as he is not D1 or D2 member.

Negative/positive trust shouldn't have any bearing on anything related to moderation whether they are breaking the rules or not. Rank also doesn't have any effect on moderation.
5175  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Bitcointalk's FIFA World Cup Pool Discussion Thread on: June 22, 2018, 04:03:10 PM
Nigeria haven't had a shot on target yet, but sounds like they are putting in a real effort in defense. Hopefully, they can hang on to give me some points Cheesy

I'm not watching the game, and if sigurdsson is playing then I'll be expecting him to bang in a free kick at the dead of the game.
5176  Other / Meta / Re: Commercial interest could be used to help control spam. on: June 22, 2018, 02:39:58 PM
Not going to work
One reason is that the real results will be disastrous, and so the managers themselves will start to inflate the numbers to prove that the campaigns they are running are "successful".
If ICO owners see there are no clicks from the usual low-quality members who work for tokens, do you think they will still run them?
Dishonest bounty managers will do everything not to lose their income.




You could track clicks that result in sales if the service being advertised works like that. This would eliminate most abuse, although maybe not all services would be able to do this. Monitoring just clicks would be abused by both campaign managers, and those who want to continue earning from signatures.
5177  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Bitcointalk's FIFA World Cup Pool Discussion Thread on: June 22, 2018, 12:37:32 PM
I agree calling it match rounds would avoid confusion I initially thought it was per day.


Cool!  Congrats.  The result was def shocking.  I had the match at 1 - 1.  And I was just teasing when I said Messi will get a hat trick.  Lol.

Anyway, it looks like you won the side bet.  Post your BTC wallet and I'll send the payment right after Argentina's final game next week if Messi doesn't score a single goal (I'm still hoping for that Messi hat trick, which hopefully could hold).  Cheesy

And yes, I'm aware that ARG is out.  But Messi could still go wild imo.

The thing is Messi has never really been that impressive for ARG in my opinion. Well, he hasn't been shit obviously has he is Messi after all, but he hasn't reached the form that he has when he plays for Barcelona.
5178  Economy / Reputation / Re: A question regarding duplicate/alt accounts that join bounties! on: June 22, 2018, 09:22:29 AM
Due diligence needs to be taken whenever anyone is considering tagging anyone. Your case example has almost certainly happened, but there should be other things to consider. For example, post history is normally a good indicator. People are their own downfalls to habits. We all have habits, and unique styles of writing.

There's also the possibility of doing time analysis to identify whether the alleged connected accounts timing links up together. It's not really same address = connected. There's several things to consider. A example that I can relate too because I don't personally go after bounty participates, but I've reported several accounts which were owned by the same person, and were breaking the rules one way or another. I used a combination of timing analysis, and analyzing their habits. Reported them, and it seems the staff members generally agree with it.
5179  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: How To Stay Safer With Your Private Key and Secure Your Crypto Assets on: June 22, 2018, 09:15:12 AM
Method Five:[/b][/color] You Don't Need to Login to your wallet every time to check if you received a coin from airdrop or bounty.
This is mostly the reason people log in to their wallet frequently to check if they have received a coin from an airdrop or bounty. There are some third-party explorers that enable you to check coins/Token you received in your wallet, without you needing to log in to your wallet all the time. example of such explorer is etherscan.io ethexplore.io. I personally prefer to use etherscan.io

This is good advise. Unless, you need to send your Bitcoin elsewhere there is no reason to open up your wallet for the sake of it. Even if it is on a offline computer, and is generally secure.

I haven't accessed some of my wallets for 2 maybe even 3 years in some cases. Yeah, they are cold storage, but I haven't even accessed them to claim forked coins as that just doesn't interest me. Plus, it would require a lot of work to get my private keys.
5180  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Bitcointalk's FIFA World Cup Pool Discussion Thread on: June 22, 2018, 09:08:52 AM
Got my eye on my Iceland game today. I've predicted a bore draw as Iceland are pretty good at defending. But, I'm not sure on the quality of Nigeria to be honest, but have gone for a gamble on the score to dry, and get some points back.

Good to know about this. Will be checking it out. Hopefully, with that, I could have the chance to have higher points  Cool

I was also surprised by what happened to Argentina and Croatia.

It's pretty easy to miss, but under every score prediction there should be what looks like a jokers hat. You will need to click that on the game you want double points on. My extensions were also blocking the image so if you have extensions on your browser,and you cant see the joker hat make sure to disable them.
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