Report plagiarism (copy/paste) here. Mods: please give temp or permban as needed

[nullius]

note: I made the source part more obvious.

If you've used 3 different sources, it is better to show which data came from which source, for instance by adding a ¹, ² or ³ with a link with the lines in your table.

I think that you misunderstood.  wolwoo essentially made a Turkish version of a post by another user, CryptoYar, in an English-language forum.  The substantial information, including the three source links, is presented by wolwoo as in CryptoYar’s post.  wolwoo identified CryptoYar by name, and linked to CryptoYar’s post.  This is near the end of wolwoo’s post:

KAYNAK LİNK: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5237828.0 konusundan alıntıdır. @CryptoYar isimli üyeye teşekkürler....

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5240226.new#new

so is there "plagiarism" on the page above?

(Better link to the post in question.)

In my opinion, no.

It seems to me that you did a sort of translation, although there was not much to translate insofar as the main substance of the post consists of names, dates, and numbers.  You partly translated the original topic title.  You omitted the only substantial text outside the table of information, at the beginning:

Some people hold their crypto assets on exchanges, it is very dangerous, previously many exchanges have been hacked.
I advise You should keep your crypto assets in your personal wallet because the exchange is not safe.

If you want to do this right, I suggest just doing a straight-up translation (including that prefatory text), and beginning your post with a notice similar to what translators have prepended to translations of my posts—including making the author’s name a link to his profile (or an otherwise appropriate link, for sources outside the forum).  For example:

Subject:  Bitcoin: Bir Sosyal Fenomen

Yazar: nullius
Orjinal konu: Bitcoin: The Social Phenomenon

[...complete translation of the whole post...]

It is not only mindrust; I quote that because it is the Turkish version.  You can see the same or similar format used in Russian, Romanian (where the translator added a longer preface), Croatian, Indonesian, Filipino, and for another essay, Hindi.  I have also seen the same format in forum translations of posts by other original authors.  It seems standard and customary.

It is also a standard courtesy to contact the author of a post before using his work, request his permission, and work with him to handle the translation of any difficult content (probably not an issue here).  Many authors will be pleased to receive such communications—not all, but many.  I know that for my part, I much appreciate it when a competent translator wants to bring my work to another language!

I don't want to be accused of plagiarism

I doubt that you will be, given that you identified the author by name, you linked to his post, and (insofar as I can see in your Turkish post) you did not imply that you produced this work yourself.  I make the foregoing suggested improvements because it seems you really want to do this right.

Plagiarism is a matter of stealing credit for another’s work.  If an ordinary reasonable person reading your post would not assume that you wrote it yourself, and would not think that you claimed to write it yourself, then I do not think that you plagiarized the other post.

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[NotATether]

Not plagiarism since they're spamming their own website text but this user Priyanka Coinex is spamming the Bitcoin Discussion board with their ads.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5241837.0 "Your $ 10,000 Monthly Salary is on the Way. Click to Receive"  <--- Not looking good, please permaban

More ads by this user in the Bitcoin Discussion board:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5241820.0
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5241826.0
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5241823.0
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5241831.0
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5241828.0

Edit: they've all been moved to the respective Altcoins boards.

[Jawhead999]

Please give ban to this user. This user is only want to scam people since he his one of the team from covid19coin shit token

User : ulluplatform

Me and a group of people started working on a new project , a new Cryptocurrency , its purpose is to make charities and donations more transparent , so no more fake charities.

You can join our airdrop and claim some ullu:
https://ullu.io/download

If you want to ask questions and get to know our long term objectif . please check the links

Website : https://ullu.io/home
Email : business[at]ullu.io
Telegram Group : https://t.me/ulluTalks
Telegram Channel : https://t.me/ulluUpdates
Airdrop : https://ullu.io/download
Github : https://github.com/ullugithub/ullu
Twitter : https://twitter.com/ULLUio
White Paper : http://ullu.io/whitepaper.pdf

Me and a group of people started working on a new project , a new Cryptocurrency .Its purpose is to make charities and donations more transparent , so no more fake charities.

If you want to ask questions and get to know our long term objectif . please check the links

Website : https://covid19coin.xyz/
Twitter : https://twitter.com/CoinCov
Email : covcoin19@gmail.com
Telegram Group : https://t.me/covcointalks
Telegram Channel : https://t.me/CovCoin9
Airdrop : https://covid19coin.xyz/#/download
White Paper : https://covid19coin.xyz/whitepaper.pdf

[Bttzed03]

Username: Yourhomeboy

Copy: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5242174.0
Archive: https://archive.fo/v1m1k

As we all know that bitcoin was adopted from the black market, does it have to restrain itself from illicit transactions, before it gets to mainstream? The most important rule of the economy of bitcoin is that investment creates liquidity and liquidity creates value. This means the more people invest in bitcoin the better it becomes. So bitcoin will be easier to market the bigger it gets and people will have benefit from it because of how big it has become.

Someone who needs Bitcoin a little bit now will need Bitcoin a lot in the future. People who don’t need Bitcoin at all right now may soon start needing it. And people who already need bitcoins are going to be desperate for it in the future.

Furthermore even as bitcoin gets better other currencies to get worse and the person that uses other coins will not have any other option than to switch over to bitcoin.

Thus, bitcoin doesn't need the appeal of the masses, or we may be wasting our time on people that have zero care about bitcoin. They must be somebody desperately in need of bitcoin, that is the target for now, until the ones above, that careless about bitcoin get desperate too. So we won't run out of people that need bitcoin

The future of bitcoin depends on the black market, a person who needs bitcoin to buy porn and drugs will be more loyal than a person that wants to buy a shoe. This is why bitcoin should not seek regulatory approval. So bitcoin should not see the black market as a bad idea, that is the biggest market for bitcoin. And anybody that wants to get rich out of bitcoin, must embrace the black market.

No reason to seek the approval of bitcoin by the government, because the growth of bitcoin threatens the dollar. So an attack from the government should be expected too. If bitcoin is ever less competitive than the dollar it will die. Otherwise, it will destroy the dollar. Bitcoin investors should be more focused on this because if bitcoin doesn't accomplish this goal they will have to lose it all.

Post copied from: https://nakamotoinstitute.org/mempool/how-to-market-bitcoin/

The most important rule of the economics of Bitcoin is that investment creates liquidity, and liquidity creates value

Someone who needs Bitcoin a little bit now will need Bitcoin a lot in the future. People who don’t need Bitcoin at all right now may soon start needing it. And people who already need bitcoins are going to be desperate for it in the future.

even as Bitcoin gets better, its competitors get worse. It does not matter how much or how irrationally someone hates Bitcoin; eventually it will become so much more useful than the currency he normally uses that he will have to switch, right up to the day that Paul Krugman demands to be paid in Bitcoin to write another article denouncing it. Bitcoin will force people to love it.

Others were simply rephrased.

[Plaguedeath]

User BlockchainnX

What is an ERC-20 token?

What is Token ERC-20?

Token ERC-20 is a token that is created and used only on the Ethereum platform. Token ERC-20 follows a number of standards so that it can be shared, exchanged with other tokens, or transferred into a crypto wallet.

The Ethereum community makes these standards with three optional rules and six BASIC rules

CHOICE REGULATIONS

Token Name
Symbol
Decimal (up to 18)
BASIC REGULATIONS

total Supply
balanceOf
transfer
transferFrom
approve
allowance
What is Ethereum?

To understand ERC-20, you first need to know what Ethereum is.

Ethereum is a decentralized computer network that has two basic functions. Blockchain that can record transaction traces and a virtual machine that can make smart contracts.

With these two functions, Ethereum can support decentralized applications (DApps). DApps is built on the existing Ethereum blockchain, on the basis of the technology. Instead, Ethereum charges developers with computing power on their networks, which can only be paid using Ether.

Depending on its purpose, DApps can make an ERC-20 token as a currency, as a stake in a company, as a point in a loyalty program, or even as proof of home ownership or a certain amount of gold.

.....

What are ERC-20 tokens?
ERC-20 tokens are tokens designed and used solely on the Ethereum platform.

They follow a list of standards so that they can be shared, exchanged for other tokens, or transferred to a crypto-wallet.

The Ethereum community created these standards with three optional rules, and six mandatory.

Optional

Token Name
Symbol
Decimal (up to 18)
Mandatory

totalSupply
balanceOf
transfer
transferFrom
approve
allowance


What is Ethereum, in the first place?
Ethereum is a decentralized network of computers with two basic functions.

They are: blockchain that can record transactions, and a virtual machine that can produce smart contracts.

Because of these two functions, Ethereum is able to support decentralized applications (DApps). These DApps are built on the existing Ethereum blockchain, piggybacking off of its underlying technology. In return, Ethereum charges developers for the computing power in their network, which can only be paid in Ether, the only inter-platform currency.

Depending on its purpose, DAPPs might create ERC-20 tokens to function as a currency, a share in the company, for points in a loyalty program, or even proof of ownership, say, of an amount of gold or the deed to a house.

Sources https://cointelegraph.com/explained/erc-20-tokens-explained

[DooMAD]

Keep an eye out for text-spinning newbie accounts, substituting a few words from earlier posts with synonyms to make it appear unique.  Spotted and reported two already today:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5235617.msg54267893#msg54267893
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2112829.msg54266495#msg54266495

[JohnBitCo]

User BlockchainnX

Sources https://cointelegraph.com/explained/erc-20-tokens-explained

When you report any post for plagiarism, you should always archive it. As in this case, he has already deleted this post or the thread has been deleted and there is now no proof that he actually wrote this post.
You can archive the pages here https://archive.is/

[wolwoo]

note: I made the source part more obvious.

If you've used 3 different sources, it is better to show which data came from which source, for instance by adding a ¹, ² or ³ with a link with the lines in your table.

I think that you misunderstood.  wolwoo essentially made a Turkish version of a post by another user, CryptoYar, in an English-language forum.  The substantial information, including the three source links, is presented by wolwoo as in CryptoYar’s post.  wolwoo identified CryptoYar by name, and linked to CryptoYar’s post.  This is near the end of wolwoo’s post:

KAYNAK LİNK: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5237828.0 konusundan alıntıdır. @CryptoYar isimli üyeye teşekkürler....

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5240226.new#new

so is there "plagiarism" on the page above?

(Better link to the post in question.)

In my opinion, no.

It seems to me that you did a sort of translation, although there was not much to translate insofar as the main substance of the post consists of names, dates, and numbers.  You partly translated the original topic title.  You omitted the only substantial text outside the table of information, at the beginning:

Some people hold their crypto assets on exchanges, it is very dangerous, previously many exchanges have been hacked.
I advise You should keep your crypto assets in your personal wallet because the exchange is not safe.

If you want to do this right, I suggest just doing a straight-up translation (including that prefatory text), and beginning your post with a notice similar to what translators have prepended to translations of my posts—including making the author’s name a link to his profile (or an otherwise appropriate link, for sources outside the forum).  For example:

Subject:  Bitcoin: Bir Sosyal Fenomen

Yazar: nullius
Orjinal konu: Bitcoin: The Social Phenomenon

[...complete translation of the whole post...]

It is not only mindrust; I quote that because it is the Turkish version.  You can see the same or similar format used in Russian, Romanian (where the translator added a longer preface), Croatian, Indonesian, Filipino, and for another essay, Hindi.  I have also seen the same format in forum translations of posts by other original authors.  It seems standard and customary.

It is also a standard courtesy to contact the author of a post before using his work, request his permission, and work with him to handle the translation of any difficult content (probably not an issue here).  Many authors will be pleased to receive such communications—not all, but many.  I know that for my part, I much appreciate it when a competent translator wants to bring my work to another language!

I don't want to be accused of plagiarism

I doubt that you will be, given that you identified the author by name, you linked to his post, and (insofar as I can see in your Turkish post) you did not imply that you produced this work yourself.  I make the foregoing suggested improvements because it seems you really want to do this right.

Plagiarism is a matter of stealing credit for another’s work.  If an ordinary reasonable person reading your post would not assume that you wrote it yourself, and would not think that you claimed to write it yourself, then I do not think that you plagiarized the other post.

thank you for your interest and detailed explanations


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today a Turkish user said he was banned for spam-plagiarism
where can we find out exactly why? he wants to appeal.

selamlar,
gerçek hesabımın adı coinforumgentr.

bugün foruma giriş yaptığımda hesabım spam yada plagarism sebebi ile banlandığını gördüm.
bu kadar kolay nasıl ban atılıyor anlamış değilim.
Mail attım ve EFS'Yede özel mesaj gönderdim.

konu hakkında bilgisi olan arkadaş var mı? bu banı nasıl açtırabilirim.
kurallara dikkat ediyorum normalde ama hata ile gözden bir şey kaçırdıysamda bu kadar kolay hesap kapatılmamalı.
3 yıllık hesap ve neredeyse hergün giriş yapıyordum foruma.

greetings,
my real account name is coinforumgentr [/ b].

When I logged into the forum today, I saw that my account was banned due to spam or plagarism.
I do not understand how easy it is to ban.
I sent an e-mail and sent a private message to EFS.

Do you have friends who have knowledge about the subject? How can I get this ban open.
I pay attention to the rules normally, but if I missed something with the error, it should not be so easy to close the account.
I was logging in to the forum for 3 years and almost everyday.

[Halab]

today a Turkish user said he was banned for spam-plagiarism
where can we find out exactly why? he wants to appeal.

From what I can understand, coinforumgentr was translating articles with Google Translate into turkish.
And apparently Gospodin tried to warn him, but too late.

[wolwoo]

today a Turkish user said he was banned for spam-plagiarism
where can we find out exactly why? he wants to appeal.

From what I can understand, coinforumgentr was translating articles with Google Translate into turkish.
And apparently Gospodin tried to warn him, but too late.

Thank you for your answer Sir
it is necessary to be more careful about this

[NotATether]

Please ban user ranzzit for not only bumping an old thread to plagiarize someone else's post but advertising his spammy links.

Plagiarized post (archived):

i6 plus goophone  5.5inch mtk6592 octa core MTK6582 Quad core 2GB RAM 1920*1080 FHD screen 3G GPS alu 13 Metal 4G

I only used the phone for a month and used it travelling abroad because it was unlocked. The screen is flawless has had a cover on it since I got it. the phone has no scratches. The internet wifi is all good. However, the SIM will not pick up the service and am selling it as is. If you know how to fix the sim issue its yours
https://gorkhaliexpress.com/
https://kosees.com/
https://bluestacksfix.xyz/
https://powerful-quotes.com/

Original post:

i6 plus goophone  5.5inch mtk6592 octa core MTK6582 Quad core 2GB RAM 1920*1080 FHD screen 3G GPS alu 13 Metal 4G

I only used the phone for a month and used it travelling abroad because it was unlocked. The screen is flawless has had a cover on it since I got it. the phone has no scratches. The internet wifi is all good. However, the SIM will not pick up the service and am selling it as is. If you know how to fix the sim issue its yours.

PICS
http://imgur.com/D1PnRYq

http://imgur.com/bs7GPLZ

http://imgur.com/JfnWAw3

Price: .25 BTC

Also Escrow from following users PsychoticBoy, and any of the big 5.

Shipping paid by buyer.

[hosseinimr93]

User: Rummypandwar banned

Plagiarized post:
How can we post in other languages topic threads?   (Archived)

Original post:
Other languages/locations section   (Archived)

[Initscri]

User: aslam1695236

Post: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5242258.msg54293236#msg54293236

Original Post / Article (there are many but): https://www.infoworld.com/article/3210589/what-is-nodejs-javascript-runtime-explained.html

Seems like he just copied/pasted content from the first article he could regarding NodeJS.

[morvillz7z]

Please ban newbie Chidostar and delete their announcement thread for BROLLAN.

Text is copy-pasted from another ANN thread, replacing the original name (Swap) with the made-up one BROLLAN.

Not to mention that the thread contains a link to a brand new GitHub which most certainly has malware wallets inside.

User: Chidostar

Copy: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5243389.0

(archive)

Original: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5083455.0

[Lafu]

Please Ban the User debu_pargi for plagiarism ,copy and paste !  Banned

He copy and pasted in his thread ChomaCoin https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5243493.0  from the NovaCoin thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=143221.0

Also i guess the Account is hacked or was sold , last post was done in May 31, 2018
And the Github Account is just 30 minutes old, possible one of the Fake Ann malware links and Accounts

Archive : https://archive.fo/wip/xqZv8

Plagiarized Post:

Chomacoin was the first PPC fork, but not a clone!
new versions ale coded standalone, not from new ver. of PPC.
 
Major changes:

1. Scrypt chashing!
2. initial reward of 100 not 10000
3. slower reward drop
PPCoin cuts a half from reward for every 16x diff adjustment.
Chomacoin cuts a half from reward for every 64x diff adjustment.
4. POW difficulty adjusted for scrypt
5. POS difficulty adjusted for 100 times less coins.
6. ROI for POS changed to 0.05 coin per 1 coinyear  

Original Post:

NovaCoin was the first PPC fork, but not a clone!
new versions ale coded standalone, not from new ver. of PPC.
 
major changes:

1. Scrypt chashing!
2. initial reward of 100 not 10000
3. slower reward drop
PPCoin cuts a half from reward for every 16x diff adjustment.
NovaCoin cuts a half from reward for every 64x diff adjustment.
4. POW difficulty adjusted for scrypt
5. POS difficulty adjusted for 100 times less coins.
6. ROI for POS changed to 0.05 coin per 1 coinyear [dynamic from 4.1]

Please Ban the User elfenjke for copy and paste from a other ANN !   Banned

Archive : https://archive.vn/wip/QZ2M7

Plagiarized

OwlCoin

OwlCoin (Owlc) is the latest Litecoin-based crypto coin, uses Proof of Work. It combines the regular blocks with random super blocks (feature from Luckycoin). It has block target 20 seconds and zap fast transaction confirmation, it also supports transaction messages (feature originally introduced in Florincoin).

Windows Wallet - Download

(In a few days, there will be wallets on all platforms!)

Specifications:

- 20 seconds block time
- Difficulty retargets every 60 blocks, with accelerated diff retarget at the beginning to prevent instamining
- Scrypt
- Total coins will be around 340 millions
- 3 confirmations for transaction, thus a zap fast 1 minute transaction confirmation
- 30 confirmations for minted blocks
- support transaction message
- 50 coins per block, and with following super random blocks:
  - 1/100 chance, a random 100-500 coins block
  - 1/2,000 chance (about twice a day), a random 1000-5000 coins block
  - 1/30,000 chance (about once per week), a random 10000-20000 coins block

- The prize will be halved every 2 years.
- The default ports are 13808 (Connect) and 13809 (RPC).
- 0.4% premine, used for dev, support, giveaways, bounties etc.

Website:
http://owlcoin.wordpress.com/ (in developing)


Sample owlcoin.conf:

listen=1
daemon=1
server=1
rpcuser=**Yourusername**
rpcpassword=**Yourpassword**
rpcport=13809
rpcconnect=127.0.0.1
addnode=58.172.40.93
addnode=123.16.88.137
addnode=24.209.133.75
addnode=46.150.89.173

Original

ElephantCoin (ELP) is the latest Litecoin-based crypto coin, uses Proof of Work. It combines the regular blocks with random super blocks (feature from Luckycoin). It has block target 20 seconds and zap fast transaction confirmation, it also supports transaction messages (feature originally introduced in Florincoin).


Specifications:

   - 20 seconds block time
   - Difficulty retargets every 60 blocks, with accelerated diff retarget at the beginning to prevent instamining
   - Scrypt
   - Total coins will be around 340 millions
   - 3 confirmations for transaction, thus a zap fast 1 minute transaction confirmation
   - 30 confirmations for minted blocks
   - support transaction message
   - 50 coins per block, and with following super random blocks:
      - 1/100 chance, a random 100-500 coins block
      - 1/2,000 chance (about twice a day), a random 1000-5000 coins block
      - 1/30,000 chance (about once per week), a random 10000-20000 coins block
   
   - The prize will be halved every 2 years.
   - The default ports are 13808 (Connect) and 13809 (RPC).
   - 0.4% premine, used for dev, support, giveaways, bounties etc.


Website:
http://elephantcoin.wordpress.com/


Sample elephantcoin.conf:

listen=1
daemon=1
server=1
rpcuser=**Yourusername**
rpcpassword=**Yourpassword**
rpcport=13809
rpcconnect=127.0.0.1
addnode=58.172.40.93
addnode=123.16.88.137
addnode=24.209.133.75
addnode=46.150.89.173

[Ridwan Fauzi]

Please ban user vietnamoi.vn he has copied content several times without any source.

Copy

Poloniex exchange was shut down for unexpected maintenance early yesterday morning. While the problem was largely seemingly resolved shortly thereafter, some argue that the action was shady because the downtime coincided with significant Bitcoin price movements.

The exchange said it was the first time they were offline right before 00:00 GMT. Almost all systems are now back to normal, but the GRIN / BTC market is not working yet.
The shutdowns are nothing new and the similarities are that they appear during volatile market times. This led some observers to think there was an intention behind it, such as closing to try and stop the famous violent moves of Bitcoin.

However, an equally plausible explanation is that strong market dynamics create a great demand for exchanges, which in turn leads to a spike in overcrowding of critical services. It could be that the exchange has not yet prepared for high traffic, not necessarily bad play.

The sudden blackout at Poloniex coincided with the time of market fluctuations. Bitcoin has increased by nearly 1.22% in the past 24 hours - currently trading above $ 7,550 again. According to some observers, this could also be evidence of bad play.

Therefore, it seems that this current outage is the result of being played badly behind the scenes at Poloniex.

Original Post

Major digital asset exchange platform Poloniex was down for unexpected maintenance in the early hours this morning. Although the issue largely seems resolved now, some are suggesting malpractice on the trading venue’s behalf since the downtime coincided with significant Bitcoin price moves.

The exchange reported that it first went offline just before 00:00 GMT. Almost all systems are now back to normal, but the GRIN/BTC market still remains out of order......

However, an equally plausible explanation would be that dramatic market moves create huge demand on exchanges, which in turn leads to a sudden surge that can overload crucial services. Granted it’s telling of certain exchanges’ preparedness for high traffic but does not necessarily suggest foul play.

Today’s sudden outage at Poloniex is definitely one that coincides with market volatility. Bitcoin increased by almost seven percent over the last 24-hours — now trading above $7,500 again. Some observers have suggested that this too might be more evidence of such malpractice.

Therefore, it seems unlikely that this current outage is the result of some malicious play behind the scenes at Poloniex. BeInCrypto has contacted both Poloniex itself and one of the most prominent industry personalities associated with it, TRON network founder Justin Sun. We will update these reports with their responses when/if we receive them.

Original Source: https://beincrypto.com/poloniex-users-face-sudden-downtime-traders-cry-malpractice/

[Heisenberg_Hunter]

...snip...

Rummypandwar was spamming the local board with his low value shitposts and automated translations for shady and untrustworthy scam projects. RUmmypandwar being banned for plagiarism will probably save the board again from shitposts and translation spams, thanks for the report. 


Please ban Altcoin76 for plagiarizing in the local board.

Copy :

Bitcurate is predictive data analytics for cryptocurrency that help better decision-making through data-driven insights powered by AI and sentiment analysis.

Bitcurate aims to bring transparency to the cryptocurrency industry. They help investors, traders, and the fund managers make better decisions and are building models, algorithms and data science tools that brings data-driven decision making to their investments. They believe that crypto will democratize financial access and inclusion by enabling more market participants to access to the future of money and decentralize finance.

I think that you should use this at once and i will use it once hope to see better performance. I will also share Non-Biased review of the platform.

Archived for reference : http://archive.is/zJPp3

Original :

Bitcurate is predictive data analytics for cryptocurrency that helps better decision-making through data-driven insights powered by AI and sentiment analysis.

Bitcurate aims to bring transparency to the cryptocurrency industry. We help investors, traders, and the fund managers make better decisions and are building models, algorithms, and data science tools that bring data-driven decision making to their investments. We believe that crypto will democratize financial access and inclusion by enabling more market participants to access to the future of money and decentralize finance.

[LoyceV]

I publish a list of Active users and top psoters on Bitcointalk.org in the past 24 hours. Newbie Fahim2005 Banned! was on top with 34 posts, and as expected, it's plagiarism. He even received Merit for this, please ban him!
Update: I only now checked, and he was banned yesterday already.

Copy:

The 3D printing process builds a three-dimensional object from a computer-aided design model, usually by successively adding material layer by layer, which is why it is also called additive manufacturing.3D printing or additive manufacturing is a process of making three dimensional solid objects from a digital file.
3D printing, also known as additive manufacturing, is the exact opposite of the traditional way of making objects. Instead of machining or "subtracting" material to form an object - much like how a sculptor cuts away clay - 3D printing adds layer upon layer of material to build an object. Product designers and engineers upload a digital (CAD) file to a 3D printer, which then prints a solid 3D object.
The creation of a 3D printed object is achieved using additive processes. In an additive process an object is created by laying down successive layers of material until the object is created. Each of these layers can be seen as a thinly sliced horizontal cross-section of the eventual object.
3D printing is the opposite of subtractive manufacturing which is cutting out / hollowing out a piece of metal or plastic with for instance a milling machine.
3D printing enables you to produce complex shapes using less material than traditional manufacturing methods.

Original: https://www.stratasys.com/explore/article/what-is-3d-printing and https://www.deztool.com/what-is-3d-printing/ and many other websites. Many of those have copied each other's content too, and some text spinning might have happened, but it's plagiarism nonetheless.

[Rikafip]

Another plagiarism case by newbie member. He has been very active in the last few days, probably fishing for merit.

User:  jamil10
Topic:  How to mine bitcoin after 2020 3rd halving  
Archive:  https://archive.fo/V7beF

Original source is an article from Crypto Briefing
How to Mine Bitcoin: Complete Guide For Beginners

[NotATether]

Well I was going to give this user a chance to edit his post to put a source in it but seeing that he plagiarized multiple posts he's beyond saving.

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Bitcoin was the pioneer in mining when it first entered service in 2008, and it is still one of the most popular coins among crypto miners.

Mining fulfills several essential functions: it ensures the security of the Bitcoin network and it processes transactions. In addition, it allows participants to win BTC as a reward.

Bitcoin hash function
To operate a block, participants must solve cryptographic hash problems. This is called "hashing".

Bitcoin relies on a specific hash function called SHA-256. This is only important insofar as the nature of SHA-256 has led to an arms race for increasingly powerful computer chips, specially designed for bitcoin mining.

It is no longer possible to mine Bitcoin for profit using commercially available computer hardware, such as a GPU or CPU. To be competitive, minors must use a device called ASIC (application-specific integrated circuit), which is able to quickly resolve problems related to SHA-256. One of the most popular ASIC lines is the Bitmain Antminer.

Bitmain Antminer S19 Pro
Bitmain's S19 Pro Anteater
Bitcoin could abandon SHA-256 and adopt an alternative to resist the dominance of ASIC, but it is unlikely to do so. Critics such as Cobra and BTC POW Upgrade have advocated changes to Bitcoin's mining protocol, but have failed to gain ground.

Profitability of ASICs
There are several different models of ASIC mining devices on the market. The most profitable ASICs have a high hash rate in terachas (TH / s) and low power consumption in watts (W). Keep in mind that hashrate and energy efficiency are changing rapidly as new, more efficient ASICs are brought to market.

According to F2Pool, these ASICs are among the most profitable:

Antminer S19 Pro, 110 TH / s, 3250 W, sold at 2,900
Whatsminer M30S ++, 112TH / s, 3472 W, sold for 1,800
Hummer Miner H9 Pro, 84TH / s, 3360 W, sold at 1600
Canaan Avalon 1166, 68 TH / s, 3196 W, price unknown
INNOSILICON T3 +, 67 TH / s, 3300 W, sold for 2000
There are also consumer devices like the Coinmine One. However, these plug-and-play mining devices are unlikely to generate profits.

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Bitcoin relies on a specific hash function called SHA-256. This is only important insofar as the nature of SHA-256 has led to an arms race of increasingly efficient computer chips purpose-built for Bitcoin mining.

It is no longer possible to mine Bitcoin at a profit using commercially available computer hardware, like a GPU or CPU. In order to compete, miners must use a device called an ASIC (application-specific integrated circuit), which is capable of solving SHA-256 problems very quickly. One of the most popular ASIC lines is Bitmain’s Antminer.
Bitmain Antminer S19 Pro
Bitmain’s Antminer S19 Pro

Bitcoin could abandon SHA-256 and adopt an alternative in order to resist ASIC dominance, but it is unlikely to do so. Critics such as Cobra and BTC POW Upgrade have advocated changes to Bitcoin’s mining protocol, but they have failed to gain traction.
ASIC Profitability

There are several different models of ASIC mining devices on the market. The most profitable ASICs have a high hashrate in terahashes (TH/s) and low energy consumption in watts (W). Keep in mind hashrate and energy efficiency change quickly as newer, more efficient ASICs are released.

These are some of the most profitable ASICs, according to F2Pool:

    Antminer S19 Pro, 110 TH/s, 3250 W, selling for $2,900
    Whatsminer M30S++, 112TH/s, 3472 W, selling for $1,800
    Hummer Miner H9 Pro, 84TH/s, 3360 W, selling for $1,600
    Canaan Avalon 1166, 68 TH/s, 3196 W, price unknown
    INNOSILICON T3+, 67 TH/s, 3300 W, selling for $2,000

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0.19.0 .1 release notes
Bitcoin Core version 0.19.0.1 is available at

https://bitcoincore.org/bin/bitcoin-core-0.19.0.1/


If you are running an older version, shut it down. Wait for a complete shutdown (this may take a few minutes on older versions), then run the installer on Windows, overwrite / Applications / Bitcoin-Qt on Mac, bitcoind / bitcoin on Linux Overwrite -qt.

It is possible to upgrade directly from a version of Bitcoin Core that has reached EOL, but it can be time consuming if you need to migrate your datadir. Older versions of Bitcoin Core wallets are generally supported.

compatibility
Bitcoin Core is supported and extensively tested on operating systems using the Linux kernel, macOS 10.10 and above, and Windows 7 and above. We do not recommend using Bitcoin Core on unsupported systems.

Bitcoin Core should work on most other Unix-like systems, but it hasn't been tested that often on those environments.

Since 0.17.0, macOS below 10.10 is no longer supported. 0.17.0 is built using Qt 5.9.x, but it doesn't support macOS below 10.10. Furthermore, the appearance of Bitcoin Core does not change when dark mode is enabled on macOS.

Users running macOS Catalina will have to "right click" and select "Open" to open Bitcoin Core .dmg. This is due to new signing requirements imposed by Apple, which the Bitcoin Core project has not yet followed.

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0.19.1 Release Notes

Bitcoin Core version 0.19.1 is now available from:

https://bitcoincore.org/bin/bitcoin-core-0.19.1/

This minor release includes various bug fixes and performance
improvements, as well as updated translations.

Please report bugs using the issue tracker at GitHub:

https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/issues

To receive security and update notifications, please subscribe to:

https://bitcoincore.org/en/list/announcements/join/

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