There are always two kinds of traders.
1) Those who already own a lot of money, and do trading just for fun, or to experience the situations.

2) Those who have only managed to set up a trading capital so that they can make some good money out of it.

Now the first group of people would obviously do it just for pleasure or you can say for emotional satisfaction. And the other group does it only to earn money. People doing it for money find it very disturbing in times if the trades are not going in their favor, while the ones, who are in this for just entertainment purpose, don't really care about how the market behaves as they don't really care much about losing the money they have at stake.

I'm not much of a trader really, but when I do it, even a little bit, I do it for money. So I trade for money, not for emotional satisfaction.

A thread on the same issue and a better solution already exists. Below is the link to that.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3183432.msg33123337#msg33123337

People have had issues verifying their IDs in Coinbase in past as well. And I think there is no other way than contacting their support and asking them for help in this matter. It is totally illogical to ask for a in-person meeting with them as they would definitely not agree to do that no matter what.
Have you contacted their support? What did they say?

Helpful and on-topic. There is no rocket-science in this. You don't need to know a formula to become worthy of Merits, but your posts should contain something that should be helpful for the community, or an individual.


Correct grammar, meaningful words, logical sentences, a good construction. Overall, it should deliver some information that has not already been delivered.


There are no specific words someone needs to include in a post to make it meritorious or constructive. The words depend on the situation and content you are talking about.

All answers in a single thread, and all you need to do to find it is to simply read the titles of all threads when you open this section (or any).
Here it is: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1689727.0

Like it or not, that is how Bitcoin is. And nothing can ever change it. So people should either live with it or just migrate to other cryptocurrencies if they can't bear all this.
Oh! wait, other cryptocurrencies are also in on this!    Guess we have nowhere to go.  

You have actually not reached the rank to be able to post images, but since you asked about the way of posting an image, so I'll guide you through this.
So you basically cannot post images directly from your device's directory into a post in this forum (or any similar forum). So you need to post images from the web, means you will need the link of an image you want to include in your post. If you have an image in your device and you want to post it, you will first need to upload in into a website like Imgur and then take the link from there. Ok, so let's learn how to do it:

First of all, you will need to go to https://imgur.com/ and upload the image there that you want to post.
Then you will click on "insert image" icon, and you get these tags: Then, you will copy and paste the link of your image from Imgur in between those tags, like this:

Now when you post it, it will show your image in your post (if your rank allows that) like how I did it below.

Lock the thread before people start to flood it with the same replies that has already made your concept clear about the thing you have asked.

 

The amount of alts for every user (intending to use them for farming or signature campaigns) vary from 5 to 30+ in my opinion. Some users carry way more accounts than we can imagine, but not everyone. So no matter how much we try, our estimations assuming the alts of everyone would still be way far from the actual numbers of users unless we get to count the IP addresses of registered users till date. I know people say that anyone can change their IP address when registering a new account, but I don't think they really care to do that as long as it is not prohibited to have more than one accounts from the same IP if one of them made from that IP is permanently banned.

This forum (now) has got everything to be liked by anyone, including Satoshi.
No one can bully you if you don't let them to, but you cannot blame them if you do so. So, everyone is treated very fairly as long as they are in the line. The moment someone puts his steps outside the line, he is bullied (as that's what you say it) by everyone inside that line. And how can you know that Satoshi is dead not around anymore? What if like thousand others, he has an alt and visits the forum just as usually as we do, but no one knows that? Or maybe he is in contact with the admins and the ideas implemented for the betterment of the forum are proposed by him. Who knows?  

It is totally OK as long as they are not demanding anything in return, though they might expect to get something out of their service, which is normal in my opinion as all of us have got that natural instinct. We all expect to get positive or encouraging reactions from people for what we do, and getting Merits is just about that.

I think it'll get too messy if there are notifications for every post of yours being quoted by someone. Although I feel it would be nice to have a notification system for mentions in any thread. For example if I write someone's username followed by @ in my post, they should get a notification for that, just like Twitter.

I don't really think that the people getting neutral feedbacks would care much about it as long as it is not affecting their account from the outside. You might find only a few in thousands who would take that feedback as a warning and stop doing what he got it for. On the other side, leaving a negative feedback to someone not clearly proven guilty for abusing the system sounds unfair too. So the better solution as said by a few already, would be to tag only the ones who are clear threats for the system, and have been constantly abusing it.

OMG! 
After reading all this; I and a few others be like:

That should not restrict you from making another account as he just used your email address but the account was made with his own IP address. So you can simply create another account without any problems since your IP has a clean history in the forum. And if you wish to use the same email for your new account, do what @TheQuin said.


I don't really think a person having enough potential and knowledge to get included in DT would use someone else's email address to create an account and use it like his own as he would probably know he can lose access to it anytime in future if the original owner of the email he used finds it out.

Congratulations, OP!
You surely deserve what you have achieved, and seeing the progress of a few members of the community, the ones criticizing the system since the day it was implemented, should now understand that the system is actually for the betterment of this forum as only the ones who are capable enough are allowed to get higher positions.


That is not true. Maybe they are just the two people who managed to reach Full member rank from Member, but there are more users who managed to rank up from Newbie to Member earning Merits. And I'm one of them as well.
When the system was implemented, I was a Newbie, so I didn't get any Merits initially, but I did not end up complaining about the system that it is unfair and all, but I tried my best to be what the system wants us to be, and I earned enough Merits to reach Member rank successfully without cheating. Now I'm hoping to get enough Merits to reach Full member like OP and a few others, but that is still a long way to go as it seems. I'm hoping for the best, though.

But you are not a DT or staff member. So it really doesn't make any sense at all to do all this. Not others you have tagged nor you being tagged by them will get affected by exchanging negative feedback between each other as they don't really count. There are hundreds of people with a good reputation in the forum but carrying tons of negative feedbacks in their profile left by immoral users of our community, but that doesn't affect their reputation because even the dumbest person can know those feedbacks make no sense.
So, other than the fact of users accepting their mistakes, this thread has no sense to me. And also the users that are accepting their mistakes in here are tagged because they are guilty and anyone would know that just by checking their trust page.

Designs charging hundreds of dollars would have hundreds of differences than a design made with only CSS3 and HTML5.
Though these are the basics of it, but only with them, you cannot really give a tough competition to anyone in the world right now. I don't really want to criticize your service, but I personally think that you should add some more advance content to be taught to this. You might get some more interested people after doing that, because most of the people having interest in web development already know these basics.
Good luck, anyway.