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None of these users are marked Red! I dont understand what to make out of this action by Lauda. Requesting DT members to take a clear stance. If account trading is allowed, it should be allowed for all. Else it should be allowed for none. Why this selective judgement? In case, the DT members conclude that it is not allowed, I'm hereby requesting Lauda to remove my Red. In that case, I wont be involved in account trading on BitcoinTalk anymore... A few more examples of account sellers that Lauda/Lutpin has failed to leave negative trust for: achow101blazedmexxer-2KWHshorenazazarbredsn0wyahoo62278grtthegreatEAL (buyer, not a seller) I would like to know why Lauda/Lutpin are not going to leave any kind of a negative trust rating on any of the above. No way Lauda would leave negative feedback to this powerful guys. Lauda was a coward and corrupted woman. She will only leave negative feedbacks to accounts who can't hit him back. An example of this her negative feedback to memorydealer. She was the one who first leave negative to memorydealer. But once memorydealer neg rep her back she remove her negative feedback in instant. @KWH Don't worry about your thread about selling account. Lauda would never leave negative feedback to guys like you. And no way Lauda would leave negative trust to BLAZED he is the reason why lauda is in the Default Trust in the first place.
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None of these users are marked Red! I dont understand what to make out of this action by Lauda. Requesting DT members to take a clear stance. If account trading is allowed, it should be allowed for all. Else it should be allowed for none. Why this selective judgement? In case, the DT members conclude that it is not allowed, I'm hereby requesting Lauda to remove my Red. In that case, I wont be involved in account trading on BitcoinTalk anymore... A few more examples of account sellers that Lauda/Lutpin has failed to leave negative trust for: achow101blazedmexxer-2KWHshorenazazarbredsn0wyahoo62278grtthegreatEAL (buyer, not a seller) I would like to know why Lauda/Lutpin are not going to leave any kind of a negative trust rating on any of the above. No way Lauda would leave negative feedback to this powerful guys. Lauda was a coward and corrupted woman. She will only leave negative feedbacks to accounts who can't hit him back. An example of this her negative feedback to memorydealer. She was the one who first leave negative to memorydealer. But once memorydealer neg rep her back she remove her negative feedback in instant. @KWH Don't worry about your thread about selling account. Lauda would never leave negative feedback to guys like you. If they want to leave feedback, they are free to. I see you don't live your convictions since you have abstained. If I had something to hide, I would have used a throw away account like you and others do. Life must be pathetic for you, sitting on this and other forums, digging through years of posts only to try to cause trouble for an equally pathetic "agenda". Sad existence, I truly feel sorry for you but it will be short lived. You can don another toss away account and play house with your other accounts all you want as I laugh at the childishness of it all.
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-snip- He gave negative feedbacks to reduce his possible competitors for his ACE Campaign.
How so? AFAICT there is no competitions for ACE. Its pitch is high quality, all in one ad service for the services willing to pay a little premium for that service. Everyone that is trying to sell their signature space in any way is competing with ACE. Signature campaign managers also compete with ACE. Meh, Ill accept managers. Individuals that can sell their sig via e.g. an auction would likely get better rates outside of ACE. Leaving negative ratings for "spammers" helps ACE's narrative that "high quality" (or claimed high quality) posters are necessary for advertisers to use as opposed to "normal" signature campaigns. Also if less people can participate in normal signature campaigns then rates for ACE would increase because there is less total supply of advertisers. Neither can I, its not an abusive rating. I wouldnt give it though. At least not currently, if someone reads this 2021 and I changed my mind, sue me. It leads to what is currently common though, throw away accounts are used to sell accounts. This makes it impossible for account sellers to establish a reputation of good quality product. Good quality meaning, not hacked, not farmed with spam, signed message to confirm it was traded freely. This makes this market more confusing and might possibly do more bad than good.
I disagree with it doing more harm than good. Let's take a look at 2016 [...] -snip- I admit I have no numbers to back my argument which makes it pretty weak. I followed up on the trust status of all the accounts I sold in July 2015, which was about 6 months since I sold the last of my accounts. As of then, 8 accounts had negative trust (one of which was for trying to sell his account, which is not something I agree with), and two had positive trust that they did not have when they purchased their account (all when using the default trust settings in effect at the time), out of about 135 accounts in total that I sold. maser-p was one of the accounts with positive trust at the time, and was potentially planning a long con scam. So about 6 months after the last account I sold (and a mean time of probably about 10 months since I sold each account), about 5% of accounts had scammed (or attempted to scam), and another less than 1% was in the process of planning a long con, so maybe about 6% of my sold accounts turned out to be scammers. I suspect that the above numbers will have since increased since then due to the fact that prices have fallen so much, although I suspect that real scam attempts by purchased accounts are still very low. I would also point out the significant negatives to leaving negative trust for sold accounts (and alt accounts) for no reason other than the account was sold or a person has a lot of alts, as this is clearly an attempt to exclude these people from the community (not to mention the very low burden of proof that a lot of these ratings have used). Thanks for the insights, do you have any data on spam or obvious signs of bans? I know its highly subjective, but it should be possible to determine a number for shitposters. I don't, and that type of information would be very subjective. I did notice that a lot of them were inactive however some of those inactive accounts had recently been sold and were not banned, so I suspect that some may have simply abandoned their accounts and moved onto other interests other then earning BTC via signature campaigns. I do think that I had one or two customers that purchased several accounts from me over time that actively participated in the community and would not be considered a signature spammer - I don't think they are around any more; I think one of them told me they were about to have a baby and I didn't hear from them much after that.
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January 04, 2017, 02:44:36 AM |
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None of these users are marked Red! I dont understand what to make out of this action by Lauda. Requesting DT members to take a clear stance. If account trading is allowed, it should be allowed for all. Else it should be allowed for none. Why this selective judgement? In case, the DT members conclude that it is not allowed, I'm hereby requesting Lauda to remove my Red. In that case, I wont be involved in account trading on BitcoinTalk anymore... A few more examples of account sellers that Lauda/Lutpin has failed to leave negative trust for: achow101blazedmexxer-2KWHshorenazazarbredsn0wyahoo62278grtthegreatEAL (buyer, not a seller) I would like to know why Lauda/Lutpin are not going to leave any kind of a negative trust rating on any of the above. hmmm, I am interested to see what Lauda has to say about this....or if he will even respond.....
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DT members will never have a clear stance on buying and selling accounts. I have no issue with it. I know other DT members that do. I'd like for this thread to stay on topic - any off topic please start your own thread. ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif)
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January 04, 2017, 04:59:44 AM |
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The trust ratings of a staff member (DT) are not any different from other people's (DT) ratings. This system is independent from moderation, thus no ratings can be considered 'staff ratings' or 'official ratings'. They are personal ratings.
@moonpie45 - Giving -ve trust to account sellers became a hype only within this past few months and that does not include those persons above. You can read also that ratings/trust are put on as a "personal" thing. It is Lauda's or other DT's choice to give +ve or -ve to users, it's personal.
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January 04, 2017, 03:51:18 PM |
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Would time play a factor in this, given that most of these are over a year old? (apart from grtthegreat's thread) Of course, this doesn't mean that the account sales had never happened, but what is true is that they are no longer actively involved in account sale activity. Even if DT members would hound after account sellers, who do you think should be targeted first? Individuals who were involved in it a year ago, or individuals who are currently selling/buying accounts?
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January 04, 2017, 03:55:22 PM |
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Would time play a factor in this, given that most of these are over a year old? (apart from grtthegreat's thread)
Definitely!The time when account sales didn't provoke as much signature spam and potential scams as of now. Of course, this doesn't mean that the account sales had never happened, but what is true is that they are no longer actively involved in account sale activity.
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January 06, 2017, 10:02:30 AM |
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Would time play a factor in this, given that most of these are over a year old? (apart from grtthegreat's thread) Of course, this doesn't mean that the account sales had never happened, but what is true is that they are no longer actively involved in account sale activity. Even if DT members would hound after account sellers, who do you think should be targeted first? Individuals who were involved in it a year ago, or individuals who are currently selling/buying accounts? No, why would time play a factor in this? If the consensus is that anyone who contributes to the sale of accounts is a scammer, then regardless of when someone contributed to the sale of account(s), said person should be marked as a scammer. I am not saying that those who sell accounts are scammers, I am just saying that the standard for leaving negative trust ratings should be evenly applied. There is no statue of limitations for being called a scammer, nor for receiving negative trust. Since both Lauda and Lutpin are now aware that the above people have at least attempted to sell accounts, they should leave a negative rating for them, just as they have for everyone else that have engaged in similar activity, right? Definitely!The time when account sales didn't provoke as much signature spam and potential scams as of now.
If anything it would be the opposite, when signature campaigns were paying higher rates, providing higher incentives for spammers, and a lower threshold for spammers to break even after buying an account. @moonpie45 - Giving -ve trust to account sellers became a hype only within this past few months and that does not include those persons above. You can read also that ratings/trust are put on as a "personal" thing. It is Lauda's or other DT's choice to give +ve or -ve to users, it's personal.
I don't think it is right for personal feelings to be involved in trust ratings. That sounds unethical to me. If they want to leave feedback, they are free to. I see you don't live your convictions since you have abstained. If I had something to hide, I would have used a throw away account like you and others do. Life must be pathetic for you, sitting on this and other forums, digging through years of posts only to try to cause trouble for an equally pathetic "agenda". Sad existence, I truly feel sorry for you but it will be short lived. You can don another toss away account and play house with your other accounts all you want as I laugh at the childishness of it all.
Obviously, reading comprehension is not your strong point. Care to finish that short thread and report back? Why not post with one of your many other accounts, maybe a higher ranked but slightly more red?
It looks like you posted that you cancelled the sale when you said that you received too many low-ball offers. If we were to operate under the assumption that you really did not follow through on the sale (I think some people say they did not sell an account when they really did to facilitate the privacy of the buyer), then you at the very least attempted to sell an account. Society tends to view attempting to commit a crime almost as bad as actually committing a crime. If people were to view the sale of accounts as severe enough of a "crime" to warrant negative trust, then trying to sell an account should warrant negative trust, wouldn't you agree? I think it is reasonable to hand out trust ratings to everyone using similar standards, regardless of who you are. Otherwise the trust system will only turn into a "boys club"
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January 08, 2017, 08:13:24 PM |
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None of these users are marked Red! I dont understand what to make out of this action by Lauda. Requesting DT members to take a clear stance. If account trading is allowed, it should be allowed for all. Else it should be allowed for none. Why this selective judgement? In case, the DT members conclude that it is not allowed, I'm hereby requesting Lauda to remove my Red. In that case, I wont be involved in account trading on BitcoinTalk anymore... A few more examples of account sellers that Lauda/Lutpin has failed to leave negative trust for: achow101blazedmexxer-2KWHshorenazazarbredsn0wyahoo62278grtthegreatEAL (buyer, not a seller) I would like to know why Lauda/Lutpin are not going to leave any kind of a negative trust rating on any of the above. It has been several days, and neither Lauda nor Lutpin has responded to my concerns nor have they left any trust on any of the above people. I am curious why they do not wish to address my concerns....
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It has been several days, and neither Lauda nor Lutpin has responded to my concerns nor have they left any trust on any of the above people. I am curious why they do not wish to address my concerns....
Most likely because the positive contributions to the forum outweigh the negatives. Trading in accounts isn't bad enough that it rules out any contribution to the forum for those who are/were/tried to be a part of it. The reason the majority of the accounts dealing in accounts are being tagged as such, I expect, is due to them having little to no positive contribution to the forum.
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January 08, 2017, 09:44:09 PM |
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It has been several days, and neither Lauda nor Lutpin has responded to my concerns nor have they left any trust on any of the above people. I am curious why they do not wish to address my concerns....
Most likely because the positive contributions to the forum outweigh the negatives. Trading in accounts isn't bad enough that it rules out any contribution to the forum for those who are/were/tried to be a part of it. The reason the majority of the accounts dealing in accounts are being tagged as such, I expect, is due to them having little to no positive contribution to the forum. You should learn to read before posting. I asked why Lauda and Lutpin have not responded to my concerns, I did not say anything about why Lauda and Lutpin are giving negative trust they way they are. Maybe you have just a little bit too much incentives to make posts ![Shocked](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/shocked.gif) To respond to your post in regards to what you (incorrectly) thought I was asking. You think that it would be okay for me to steal a little bit of money if I make some kind of contribution to the forum? What you are saying is that you believe the trust system is a 'boys club' in which it's members can do as they wish, and everyone else is at the wrath of it's members. I think the reason why Lauda and Lutpin have not left negative trust to the people mentioned above is something along the lines of : No way Lauda would leave negative feedback to this powerful guys. Lauda was a coward and corrupted woman. She will only leave negative feedbacks to accounts who can't hit him back.
Or maybe it is something closer to along the lines of this: Personally, I'm very skeptical and suspicious of these poorly concealed attempts at grabbing more power across the forum, at first through such "interest checks" and then by kicking up a racket about "elections" of a new global moderator...
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January 08, 2017, 09:51:06 PM |
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Personally i got benefits from those power-rangers (see my post history) and as i said before: DT is not a "power", it is a service those guys are giving (for free) to the community. Tagging, investigating, helping, escrowing: they make our life better here and like me, a lot of users had successful trades because their contribution. Lauda was a coward and corrupted woman. She will only leave negative feedbacks to accounts who can't hit him back.
The she/he matter has already been resolved, the other adjectives you used are free insults that dont fit in here. ~Gun
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January 08, 2017, 09:55:42 PM |
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Personally i got benefits from those power-rangers (see my post history) and as i said before: DT is not a "power", it is a service those guys are giving (for free) to the community. Tagging, investigating, helping, escrowing: they make our life better here and like me, a lot of users had successful trades because their contribution.
I think that you do not understand how the trust system works. I am not even sure where to point you to read up before participating in these types of discussions -- this might be a good place to start, but is far from an inclusive list of what you should read.
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January 08, 2017, 10:09:23 PM |
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~snip
I think that you do not understand how the trust system works.
You might want to backup your affirmation with good references or get the FUD off of me. If you ever need DT and Trust lessons let me know i'm available on scheduled tasks. But come here with your main not with your alt... ~Gun
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January 08, 2017, 10:35:42 PM |
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You should learn to read before posting. I asked why Lauda and Lutpin have not responded to my concerns, I did not say anything about why Lauda and Lutpin are giving negative trust they way they are.
Since Lauda and Lutpin haven't responded to the actual concern, I decided to answer for you. I can't say why Lutpin or Lauda haven't responded to you, although I can guess that it's because you seem like nothing other than a whiny crybaby without common sense. Maybe you have just a little bit too much incentives to make posts ![Shocked](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/shocked.gif) Then maybe you should ask ACE to not count that post towards my final count ![Shocked](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/shocked.gif) I post here because I want to. I couldn't care if I got paid or not. To respond to your post in regards to what you (incorrectly) thought I was asking. You think that it would be okay for me to steal a little bit of money if I make some kind of contribution to the forum?
That's an invalid comparison; you're comparing two things that affect reputation differently. It wouldn't be alright to scam anyone regardless of reputation, as shown in many previous cases. What you are saying is that you believe the trust system is a 'boys club' in which it's members can do as they wish, and everyone else is at the wrath of it's members.
I don't believe that at all, I'm saying it is common sense to let someone off with a minor offense (if you can call it that, considering it depends on the person judging) if they have contributed a large amount to the forum. There are many people with differing opinions on the DT network. If Lauda and Lutpin actually did something as bad as you (and the people that have strangely similar opinions and grammatical choices) like to make out, there would be nothing stopping others from either removing them from the network or countering their ratings. I think the reason why Lauda and Lutpin have not left negative trust to the people mentioned above is something along the lines of : No way Lauda would leave negative feedback to this powerful guys. Lauda was a coward and corrupted woman. She will only leave negative feedbacks to accounts who can't hit him back.
Or maybe it is something closer to along the lines of this: Personally, I'm very skeptical and suspicious of these poorly concealed attempts at grabbing more power across the forum, at first through such "interest checks" and then by kicking up a racket about "elections" of a new global moderator...
And there is nothing stopping you from having those opinions, however there is a much simpler explanation that has already been said by myself and others. That doesn't fit your agenda though, so I can see why you wouldn't accept it.
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January 09, 2017, 01:04:59 AM |
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Actually mini, the comparison may be valid if we go along the lines of "if you are selling accounts, you are a scammer" since people are getting tagged and called a scammer for that. Like moonpie states, "If the consensus is that anyone who contributes to the sale of accounts is a scammer, then regardless of when someone contributed to the sale of account(s), said person should be marked as a scammer. I am not saying that those who sell accounts are scammers, I am just saying that the standard for leaving negative trust ratings should be evenly applied."
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Actually mini, the comparison may be valid if we go along the lines of "if you are selling accounts, you are a scammer" since people are getting tagged and called a scammer for that. Like moonpie states, "If the consensus is that anyone who contributes to the sale of accounts is a scammer, then regardless of when someone contributed to the sale of account(s), said person should be marked as a scammer. I am not saying that those who sell accounts are scammers, I am just saying that the standard for leaving negative trust ratings should be evenly applied."
From what I understand this logic only works by calling everyone with a negative trust rating a scammer, which isn't how I think the trust system should be interprited. A negative trust on the DT network is one person publicly distrusting someone else. That's it. It is a marker that someone on DT sees someone else as being untrustworthy, not that that person is a scammer. Let's look over some examples: Has Lauda scammed anyone? No. Has Lauda made some decisions that may be untrustworthy to others? Perhaps. Did OgNasty scam anyone? No. Did he do things that could be seen as untrustworthy? Perhaps. Same with Lutpin, Same with TwitchySeal, So on. (I'm not endorsing any of the negative trusts against these people, but they are/were there and so used for examples). Along with this, if no one on DT believes someone to be untrustworthy, they won't be tagged as such. So in all of the examples shown above by moonpie and others, no one sees the users as untrustworthy. Due to this, they aren't tagged. Does that make sense, or am I missing something?
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This is the problem with default trust. I understand that it was made to show that someone distrusts someone else and if a user has a number of negative trust points they start showing him as (possible) scammer. The problem starts, when a you are called a scammer, because you argued with someone and they decided to mark you. Even if they say it's because they don't trust you and they have the right, and so on, your account becomes worthless. Most people don't see the trust system as "a personal trust list," but as a warning, a blacklist. A marked person has to constantly explain why they are "red", that they haven't scammed anyone, and is a victim of abuse and trolling. For instance, when you are losing a debate, why not bring up that someone is a scammer and their words have no value.
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