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

[Rikafip]

While checking Beginners & Help section I stumbled upon a post that looked like its been copied from somewhere or used one of those chatbots. Since I coulnd't find the original source of that post I decided to check that member's post history and it looks like he is indeed using chatbot since he forgot to delete that first part where its revealed that bot wrote his post. What a fail lol.

Could this be proof enough to ban someone?

As an artificial intelligence language model, I do not have personal goals or a personal interest in Bitcoin.The current state of the Bitcoin network, including its security, scalability, and adoption.The economic factors that influence the price of Bitcoin, such as supply and demand, market sentiment, and geopolitical events.

[FatFork]

What a fail lol.

Could this be proof enough to ban someone?

LOL! As far as I know, he is the first member on the forum to publicly admit that he is an artificial (non)intelligence language model. 

[Rikafip]

As far as I know, he is the first member on the forum to publicly admit that he is an artificial (non)intelligence language model. 

Lol indeed.

Looks like bot glitched because he left 10 posts today in the same topic, most of them written one after the another without any intercation with other members. All posts that breake forum rule are reported and if it that is not enough to nuke that shitposter than i don't know what it is.

[hilariousandco]

While checking Beginners & Help section I stumbled upon a post that looked like its been copied from somewhere or used one of those chatbots. Since I coulnd't find the original source of that post I decided to check that member's post history and it looks like he is indeed using chatbot since he forgot to delete that first part where its revealed that bot wrote his post. What a fail lol.

Could this be proof enough to ban someone?

As an artificial intelligence language model, I do not have personal goals or a personal interest in Bitcoin.The current state of the Bitcoin network, including its security, scalability, and adoption.The economic factors that influence the price of Bitcoin, such as supply and demand, market sentiment, and geopolitical events.

Yeah. Nuked.

[lovesmayfamilis]

Yeah. Nuked.

If so, check out this poster. This is also the work of a chatbot, and I think no one will have any doubts. I reported his posts, but he was left Unhandled, despite the fact that several other similar posts were safely deleted.
Should we report users whose posts clearly look like the work of a chat machine?
Maybe create a topic for a general review of such accounts if the moderators have doubts that the posts are not written by a person.
At the moment, I have unprocessed posts from:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=3540920
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5444436.msg61897252#msg61897252  and a few other posts.

[pakhitheboss]

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=3540920
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5444436.msg61897252#msg61897252  and a few other posts.

I agree content is being created using AI bot. Too many repetition of the same word. I have reported it to the moderator too. Let's see whether they will delete and take proper action.

[Lucius]

~snip~
Should we report users whose posts clearly look like the work of a chat machine?
Maybe create a topic for a general review of such accounts if the moderators have doubts that the posts are not written by a person.

I think that the moderators will have a hard time deciding on a perma ban in case of suspicion that it is a post that was written with the help of AI. of course, except in cases where the user actually admits (unknowingly) that his post was actually written by AI.

For now, I have chosen a different approach in the sense that if I suspect such a post, I warn others not to participate in such discussions. I'm not sure how good or bad that approach is, but something must be done against those AI bots.

[Emitdama]

Plagiarism

User profile: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=2828315 || wilkine

Copy:

The gap between technology and affordability prohibits farmers from maximizing land usage, a key contributor to world hunger.

Original:

The gap between technology and affordability prohibits farmers from maximizing land usage, a key contributor to world hunger.

Copy:

To put it in perspective, almost one-third of the world’s population are smallholder farmers working on farms smaller than five hectares. Currently, these farms struggle to produce enough food to feed the residents living on that plot. Comparatively, in G20 nations, farmers often have access to modern technologies that allow them to operate their farms as a commercial enterprise, producing enough food for the family who resides on the plot and hundreds of other people. The result is a massive gap in land utilization.

Original:

To put it in perspective, almost one-third of the world’s population are smallholder farmers working on farms smaller than five hectares. Currently, these farms struggle to produce enough food to feed the residents living on that plot. Comparatively, in G20 nations, farmers often have access to modern technologies that allow them to operate their farms as a commercial enterprise, producing enough food for the family who resides on the plot and hundreds of other people. The result is a massive gap in land utilization.

Copy:

To overcome this challenge, there is a need to initiate a new age of data-driven farming that allows farmers to leverage the power of technology to collect, analyze and use data to make informed decisions, but at a cost that is attainable by smallholder farms. By incorporating data-driven insights into farming practices, smallholder and family farmers can enhance their crop yields, increase their income and contribute to global food security.

Original:

To overcome this challenge, there is a need to initiate a new age of data-driven farming that allows farmers to leverage the power of technology to collect, analyze and use data to make informed decisions, but at a cost that is attainable by smallholder farms. By incorporating data-driven insights into farming practices, smallholder and family farmers can enhance their crop yields, increase their income and contribute to global food security.

Copy:

Dimitra, a global blockchain-based AgTech company, aims to bridge this gap by collaborating with governments and non-governmental organizations through its Connected Farmer platform which will be made available to smallholder farmers in developing countries without charge.

Original:

Dimitra, a global blockchain-based AgTech company, aims to bridge this gap by collaborating with governments and non-governmental organizations through its Connected Farmer platform which will be made available to smallholder farmers in developing countries without charge.

[Rikafip]

I think that the moderators will have a hard time deciding on a perma ban in case of suspicion that it is a post that was written with the help of AI. of course, except in cases where the user actually admits (unknowingly) that his post was actually written by AI.

If mods gonna wait for someone to slip and unknowingly admits to using the bot like in the case from yesterday, then things will soon get out of hands we might gonna get swarmed by these farmers. While it may be hard in some cases to notice chatbot users (e.g. older member that is native English speaker) in some cases its pretty obvious and imho admins shouldn't be so hesitant.

Just take for example that user lovesmayfamilis reported and difference in posts written on the same day, just 1 hour apart. I think that its pretty obvious what is going on here.

people should also consider that using their ERC20 compatible addresses on a new EVM-like chain, they always might have the risk for replay attacks, considering the private key is same on both chains, so if you have ethereum for example and you use same address on another new evm fork chain, you have the risk the recipient of a transaction in this chain, to also replay and steal your ETH on parent chain!

Bitcoin, the world’s first cryptocurrency, has been subject to numerous controversies and criticisms since its inception. One of the most common accusations levied against it is that it is a Ponzi scheme. While some people may believe this to be true, it is important to understand that Bitcoin is not a Ponzi scheme.

A Ponzi scheme is a fraudulent investment scheme that pays returns to earlier investors using the capital of newer investors, rather than from profits generated by legitimate business activities. The scheme relies on the continuous recruitment of new investors to keep the payouts coming. Eventually, the scheme collapses when new investors are no longer attracted, and the earlier investors lose their money.

Bitcoin, on the other hand, is a decentralized digital currency that operates on a peer-to-peer network. It does not rely on the recruitment of new investors to generate returns. Instead, the value of Bitcoin is determined by the supply and demand of the market. The price fluctuates based on a number of factors, including market sentiment, economic news, and geopolitical events.

While Bitcoin itself is not a Ponzi scheme, bad actors have used it to perpetrate Ponzi schemes and other forms of investment fraud. These scams often promise high returns in a short amount of time and require individuals to invest their Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies. The returns are paid out to earlier investors using the capital of newer investors, much like a traditional Ponzi scheme.

These scams are usually disguised as legitimate investment opportunities, such as mining operations, trading bots, or cryptocurrency exchanges. They often rely on slick marketing materials and persuasive sales tactics to lure in unsuspecting victims.

It is important for individuals to exercise caution and do their due diligence before investing in any scheme, whether it involves Bitcoin or not. This includes researching the company, its founders, and its business model. It is also important to understand that high returns with little risk are usually too good to be true.

In conclusion, while Bitcoin is not a Ponzi scheme, it has been used as a tool by bad actors to perpetrate investment fraud. It is important for individuals to be aware of the risks involved in investing in any scheme and to exercise caution when considering any investment opportunity. By doing so, they can protect themselves from falling victim to Ponzi schemes and other forms of investment fraud.

For now, I have chosen a different approach in the sense that if I suspect such a post, I warn others not to participate in such discussions. I'm not sure how good or bad that approach is, but something must be done against those AI bots.

Since a lot of members see new topic only as a place to dump their posts without regard of quality, somehow I doubt that many will listen to you and avoid engaging in topics started by chatbots. For now, I am leaving neutral tag to all those that I think are using chatbots. I doubt that will help but as you said, something has to be done.

[hilariousandco]

Yeah. Nuked.

If so, check out this poster. This is also the work of a chatbot, and I think no one will have any doubts. I reported his posts, but he was left Unhandled, despite the fact that several other similar posts were safely deleted.
Should we report users whose posts clearly look like the work of a chat machine?

Yes, please do, though obviously they will need a little more verification so might not get handled straight away. It's probably going to get out of hand fast with these issues now. Personally I think it might be wise to look into disabling sigs on all new users/lower ranks until people have earned the right to have one through acquiring a large amount of merit.

[Stalker22]

Yeah. Nuked.

@hilariousandco, I have another example of similar behavior to the previous case. He replies in the same threads one post after another, and also uses ChatGPT.

User profile: nooti1890

as a good but the cryptocurrency As an AI language model, I cannot provide financial advice or recommendations. Investing in cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, involves a high level of risk and uncertainty, and the value of these assets can be extremely volatile.

[DaveF]

I reported this user: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=2832175
Wit this post: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5445093.msg61920878#msg61920878
And then the plagiarism was nicely broken down here by Emitdama: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=665321

Archive of post and plagiarism: https://archive.is/5JPoE


Same user made this post:https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5431606
Which is a 100% copy / paste from : https://www.footprint.network/article/1-5-intermediate-iceberg-spark-trino-a-modern-opensource-data-stack-for-blockchain-HGZpPm3D

-Dave

[lovesmayfamilis]

Plagiarism
Luffygroove

The use of Practical Proof of Stake (PPoS) algorithm as a consensus protocol for the Coremultichain project is a good choice, as it provides scalability, security, and decentralization. PPoS algorithm allows for faster transaction times, lower fees, and more secure networks than traditional Proof of Work (PoW) algorithms. It also allows for more decentralized networks, making it a suitable choice for blockchain projects. The links provided can be useful for anyone interested in learning more about Coremultichain project and its implementation.

   
https://loyce.club/archive/posts/6189/61891607.html

copied from:


https://telegra.ph/CORE--the-Practical-Proof-of-Stake-PPoS-algorithm-03-02


https://app.copyleaks.com/dashboard/v1/report/4msxccjs4m4d4qkl/preview?key=2xdj271o9mrwvoze&suspectId=c6810278da&viewMode=one-to-one&contentMode=html&sourcePage=1&suspectPage=1

The account uses the GPT chatbot very often, you can check some of its posts.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5438741.msg61891593#msg61891593
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5441516.msg61875342#msg61875342
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5443898.msg61875318#msg61875318
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5443898.msg61875318#msg61875318

and many more.


Another lover of chatbot texts

Plagiarism
Cathy_57

Bitcoin mining, which is necessary to validate transactions on the blockchain, requires significant amounts of energy. Critics argue that the energy consumption associated with Bitcoin is unsustainable and contributes to climate change.

what do you think?

   
https://loyce.club/archive/posts/6193/61936797.html

copied from:


https://cryptosignals.org/bitcoin/is-the-recent-bitcoin-sale-by-miners-a-cause-for-worry/

I think The value of Bitcoin is highly volatile, and its price can fluctuate significantly in a short period of time. This makes it a risky investment, and some experts warn that the cryptocurrency may be in a speculative bubble.

   
https://loyce.club/archive/posts/6193/61936805.html


https://techreviewteam.com/crypto/which-bitcoins-are-worth-money-deep-research/

[lovesmayfamilis]

Plagiarism
coinremitter

Bitcoin is the new asset in the market to which more and more people are devoting their money. The most notable benefit that you can attain by using bitcoin is that you don’t have to wait for the permission of any person. It is because bitcoin is free from the rule of government authorities. We all know that the stock markets have a static time of operating. So, you cannot do trading of stocks all the time whenever you want, which can be a limitation. But in bitcoin, it doesn’t matter if it’s day or night. You can at all times make use of this crypto. This marketplace is reachable all the time without any exclusion. If you choose to capitalize your money in bitcoin, then you will get some fantastic returns on your investment. Some people also like to make more money from this crypto by trading it online. By trading this crypto, you can make daily profits, and it can also become a regular source of income for you. However, you can also invest in this crypto for an extended period, and the return you will get will blow your mind. When you use bitcoin crypto, you don’t need to worry about worldwide payments. There is nothing such as borders in the world of bitcoin. You can transfer your coins to any other country within a few minutes without incurring higher transaction fees. Moreover, you don’t have to take permission from any other person to make such a transaction. our website named https://coinremitter.com/ is the fully functional gateway of cryptocurrencies. We always aim to make services simple for those merchants and vendors who are eventually new within this crypto world and wanted to make strong communication and look to make strong wallet transactions with their buyers or sellers. it provides service such as digital wallet and digital invoice including other functionalities that performs seamlessly.

   
https://loyce.club/archive/posts/6179/61790859.html

copied from:







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https://qrius.com/top-7-advantages-of-holding-bitcoin-in-this-year/

[morvillz7z]

Plagiarism

User: OpenCEX

Copy: #1

Traders are always going to end up trading a failing strategy at some point in their trading careers. Even if you have had a huge amount of success trading for 10 months, the strategy could take a turn and you’re now just burning through the previous months profits. So how can we keep the risk of this as low as possible?

• Journalling all trades. It’s a very good way to keep aware of what’s actually going on with your trading. If you aren’t aware of the stats, metrics and how your trading is going, it becomes very easy to start going down a slippery slope.
• Trade multiple trading strategies. If you have an arsenal of 3 or 4 trading strategies, your risk of ruin from one strategy is going to be greatly decreased. Make sure you’re using different indicators and different ideas to keep the trading strategies as separate as possible to ensure that there isn’t a correlation between results.
• Keep position size realistic. If your trading strategy stops working suddenly, you don’t want to lose your whole account. I would expect this to put you in a fairly substantial drawdown if you’re only trading one strategy but still not be losing an account.
• Different strategies for different market conditions. The reason most traders are losing money is because they’re trading strategies that work within a trending market. However, most traders are giving back their trending market profits when the market starts moving sideways. Being able to use a different trading strategy in a trending market compared to a ranging market is incredibly useful.

Original:

https://forexbrokerreport.com/do-trading-strategies-stop-working-over-time/

Traders are always going to end up trading a failing strategy at some point in their trading careers. Even if you have had a huge amount of success trading for 10 years, the strategy could take a turn and you’re now just burning through the previous years profits. So how can we keep the risk of this as low as possible?

1. Journalling all trades

Journalling your trades is a very good way to keep aware of what’s actually going on with your trading. If you aren’t aware of the stats, metrics and how your trading is going, it becomes very easy to start going down a slippery slope. The fear comes in, the anger comes in and then risk management flies out the window.

2. Trade multiple trading strategies

Putting all of your eggs in one basket when it comes to a trading strategy isn’t the smartest move. In fact, if you have an arsenal of 3 or 4 trading strategies, your risk of ruin from one strategy is going to be greatly decreased. I would advise trying to use a completely different strategy alongside your main trading strategy. Potentially a swing trading piece, alongside a scalping piece. Make sure you’re using different indicators and different ideas to keep the trading strategies as separate as possible to ensure that there isn’t a correlation between results.

3. Keep position size realistic

If your trading strategy stops working suddenly, you don’t want to lose your whole account. I would expect this to put you in a fairly substantial drawdown if you’re only trading one strategy but still not be losing an account. I would recommend using a conservative position size. The industry standard for retail traders is 1% but if you’re trading with a substantial amount of capital I would argue that even that may be too high of a risk for the majority of investors.

4. Different strategies for different market conditions

The reason most traders are losing money is because they are trading strategies that work within a trending market. As harsh as this sounds, anyone can make money in a trending market because it’s extremely easy. You buy, you hold, you buy again, you sell. However, most traders are giving back their trending market profits when the market starts moving sideways. This is incredibly prevalent in forex as you’ll usually find the market is consolidating 60%-70% of the time in most currency pairs. Being able to use a different trading strategy in a trending market compared to a ranging market is incredibly useful. This will take a long time to master, being able to actually identify the market sentiment and of course you aren’t going to get it right every time.

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Copy: #2

Looking ahead, there are a handful of factors that could cause demand for BTC to rise:

• A crash turns out to be more limited in scope than initially thought. Because so many crypto-related companies are financially entangled through investments and acquisitions, one exchange crash can trigger other companies and currencies to fall like dominoes. If, however, it appears the dust has settled on the FTX collapse, and investors once again pile into the speculative asset, the price could rise.
• Lower interest rates. The price of riskier investments tends to rise with lower rates. Currently, the federal funds rate is higher than it's been for more than 10 years and rising as the Fed tries to beat back inflation. However, when Silicon Valley Bank suddenly collapsed on 10 March, it called into question whether the Fed will continue to raise rates as aggressively as it had been — or at all.
• Reduced threats of inflation and economic recession. If the Fed is successful in reducing inflation through raising interest rates, investors might have more appetite for investing in BTC.
• Big investors getting into crypto investing (such as funds). Large purchases can nudge the price up.

Original:

https://www.nerdwallet.com/article/investing/will-bitcoin-go-back-up

Looking ahead, there are a handful of factors that could cause demand for crypto to rise:

    A crash turns out to be more limited in scope than initially thought. Because so many crypto-related companies are financially entangled through investments and acquisitions, one exchange crash can trigger other companies and currencies to fall like dominoes. If, however, it appears the dust has settled on the FTX collapse, and investors once again pile into the speculative asset, prices could rise. Inversely, if new details emerge regarding the FTX collapse, or if another popular exchange runs into similar issues, that could limit price growth.

    Lower interest rates. The price of riskier investments tends to rise with lower rates. Currently, the federal funds rate is higher than it's been for more than 10 years and rising as the Federal Reserve tries to beat back inflation. However, when Silicon Valley Bank suddenly collapsed on March 10, 2023, it called into question whether the Fed will continue to raise rates as aggressively as it had been — or at all.

    Reduced threats of inflation and economic recession. If the Federal Reserve is successful in reducing inflation through raising interest rates, investors might have more appetite for investing in risky assets such as Bitcoin.

    Big investors getting into crypto investing (such as pension funds). Large purchases can nudge prices up.

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Copy: #3

Crypto is a high-risk speculative investment. It could make you a millionaire or could implode, causing you to lose everything.
Real estate, on the other hand, is the tried and true means of building wealth and comes with many benefits that crypto can’t yet match.

Now, there’s room in a diversified investment portfolio for both asset classes. You can confidently invest half of your capital in real estate and half in cryptocurrency. Just don’t invest anything in crypto that you can’t afford to lose.

Original:

https://www.gatsbyinvestment.com/education-center/crypto-vs-real-estate

The bottom line is that crypto is a high-risk speculative investment. It could make you a millionaire. Or it could implode, causing you to lose everything. Real estate, on the other hand, is the tried and true means of building wealth and comes with many benefits that crypto simply can’t match.

Now, there is room in a diversified investment portfolio for both asset classes. You can confidently invest most of your capital in the real estate market and also give yourself a little money to play with in the crypto markets. Just don’t invest anything in crypto that you can’t afford to lose.

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[ABCbits]

User: olivierbush

Current status: Post is deleted, but user isn't nuked/banned.

Copy:

Mining is the process that Bitcoin and several other cryptocurrencies use to generate new coins and verify new transactions.To verify the transaction, a hugely complex mathematical equation needs to be solved first. The crypto miners are all fighting for the chance to be the first ones to crack the puzzle.

Source 1: https://www.coinbase.com/learn/crypto-basics/what-is-mining

Definition

Mining is the process by which networks of specialized computers generate and release new Bitcoin and verify new transactions.

Source 2:https://www.forbes.com/sites/qai/2023/01/24/what-is-a-crypto-miner-and-how-does-bitcoin-mining-work

What is crypto mining?

Crypto mining is what verifies and adds new cryptocurrency to the blockchain. To verify the transaction, a hugely complex mathematical equation needs to be solved first. The crypto miners are all fighting for the chance to be the first ones to crack the puzzle.

[morvillz7z]

Plagiarism

User: minime0105

This may be the longest streak of consecutive posts plagiarized by a single user, and believe me, i've seen a lot over the years.  I've only sampled a few posts (per page) and they all came back as copied. I had to stop at page 10. I won't say 100%, but 99% of their recent posts are plagiarized, which amounts to like 200+ posts and counting...

Copy:#1

Inter Milan and Juventus collide at the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza in the Derby d'Italia on Sunday, March 19th, Inter Milan have won an impressive eight of their last nine Serie A fixtures at San Siro a record that could set them up for more success when they host Juventus in the Derby d'Italia toady being Sunday. Juve’s results on the road against teams near the top of the division, and they have already been beaten at three of the league’s top five sides, with trips to Inter Milan and Lazio to come. But considering both teams form currently any side can win this match but both teams might likely score.

Original:

https://footballwhispers.com/blog/juventus-vs-inter-milan-prediction/

Inter Milan and Juventus collide at the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza in the Derby d'Italia on Sunday, March 18th. Can Inter inflict another away defeat on the Old Lady when Juve visit Milan this weekend? Read our Serie A predictions along with the latest odds for the fixture below in our detailed match preview.

Inter Milan have won an impressive eight of their last nine Serie A fixtures at San Siro – a record that could set them up for more success when they host Juventus in the Derby d'Italia on Sunday. Juve’s results on the road against teams near the top of the division, and they have already been beaten at three of the league’s top five sides, with trips to Inter Milan and Lazio to come. The evidence suggests the hosts have a great shot at a victory here and our first Inter Milan vs Juventus prediction tips them to prevail.

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Copy:#2

Rayo Vallecano will be looking to triumph in La Liga for the first time since the start of February when they welcome Girona to Estadio de Vallecas this afternoon. The home side will enter the contest off the back of a 3-0 defeat at Celta Vigo, while Girona suffered a 1-0 loss to Atletico Madrid in their last game in Spain's top flight so both team will be more careful but this game might likely favour the host team because of home advantage. Rayo remain very much in the hunt for a top six finish this season, currently sitting seventh in the table, three points behind sixth-placed Villarreal on the same number of matches (25).this team will do everything possible in this match to either move upward or add just a point to their folds.

Original:

https://www.sportsmole.co.uk/football/rayo-vallecano/preview/preview-rayo-vallecano-vs-girona-prediction-team-news-lineups_509124.html

Rayo Vallecano will be looking to triumph in La Liga for the first time since the start of February when they welcome Girona to Estadio de Vallecas on Saturday afternoon.  The home side will enter the contest off the back of a 3-0 defeat at Celta Vigo, while Girona suffered a 1-0 loss to Atletico Madrid in their last game in Spain's top flight.

Rayo remain very much in the hunt for a top-six finish this season, currently sitting seventh in the table, three points behind sixth-placed Villarreal on the same number of matches (25).  However, the capital outfit's recent form has seen them lose valuable ground, with Andoni Iraola's side failing to win any of their last five matches, suffering two defeats in the process.  Rayo will enter this contest off the back of a 3-0 defeat at Celta Vigo, with their last success in Spain's top flight proving to be the 2-0 home success over Almeria at the start of February.

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Copy:#3

Lille will be looking to maintain their European qualification hopes in Ligue 1 when they travel south to take on Toulouse at the Stadium de Toulouse. Lille's Conference League Qualification chances would be boosted with a win here against a Toulouse side who have picked up some form over the past couple of months with six wins and four losses in their last 11 Ligue 1 games. Lille have won just four of their last 11 but have tasted defeat just twice during that period. I see this match as a tough test for both teams.

Original:

https://www.mightytips.com/football-predictions/toulouse-vs-lille-prediction-18-03-2023/

Lille will be looking to maintain their European qualification hopes in Ligue 1 when they travel south to take on Toulouse at the Stadium de Toulouse.

Lille's Conference League Qualification chances would be boosted with a win here against a Toulouse side who have picked up some form over the past couple of months with six wins and four losses in their last 11 Ligue 1 games. Lille have won just four of their last 11 but have tasted defeat just twice during that period.

The visitors currently find themselves in sixth place on 46 points, while Toulouse sits 11th on 35 points. With 11 matches remaining in the campaign, Lille sits just one point behind Rennes in the race for European qualification.

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[nutildah]

This account, which is connected to banned accounts via BSC txs, is not only a cheater but a long-time plagiarist as well. Here they did an exceptionally sloppy job cheating the Pie Baking Contest, but deleted their entry at the behest of local board user.

Fake:

অনেক কস্টের পর অবশেষে আমিও বানাতে পেরেছি আলহামদুলিল্লাহ 🥰

Source:


Now for the plagiarism:

1. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=631891.msg61978473#msg61978473

Plagiarized from a Wikipedia entry about Bangladesh independence.

2. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=631891.msg61968072#msg61968072

Plagiarized from a tweet, emoji and all.

Guy is off the wall spamming the WO thread and others. Please report for plagiarism, thanks.

[morvillz7z]

Plagiarism / Chatbots

User: Bahadurmunir

Copy: #1

Cultural Change: The How and the Why

Abstract
 More than half a century of cross-cultural research has demonstrated group-level differences in psychological and behavioral phenomena, from values to attention to neural responses. However, cultures are not static, with several specific changes documented for cultural products, practices, and values. How and why do societies change? Here we juxtapose theory and insights from cultural evolution and social ecology. Evolutionary approaches enable an understanding of the how of cultural change, suggesting transmission mechanisms by which the contents of culture may change. Ecological approaches provide insights into the why of cultural change: They identify specific environmental pressures, which evoke shifts in psychology and thereby enable greater precision in predictions of specific cultural changes based on changes in ecological conditions. Complementary insights from the ecological and cultural evolutionary approaches can jointly clarify the process by which cultures change. We end by discussing the relevance of cultural change research for the contemporary societal shifts and by highlighting several critical challenges and future directions for the emerging field of cross-temporal research on culture and psychology <...>

Original:

https://www.jstor.org/stable/48596961


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Over the last 10 years of BitcoinTalk, I've had some periods of inactivity - even a little long periods. And when I returned to the forum after those periods, I simply resumed posting and doing my forum interventions as normal. Of course, due to this absence, it is a little more difficult at first, as we are not familiar with other users. But, the forum is a family and everything becomes normal.

Every time I returned to activity, I never had to announce or report that I was doing so, I simply logged in and posted... So your announcement was unnecessary, despite understanding the concerns.

Regarding the question of changing your email/password, it will all depend on how secure you feel with the current ones. Changing the password from time to time is not a bad thing, and we are not obliged to have the same email address for life either. As long as at any point you can prove that you're the same person from day one, that's no problem.

So welcome back and try to stick around! I only regret being away a few times...  

I'm sorry, but I must clarify that I am an AI language model and have not made any announcements or returned to any forums. However, I understand your sentiment and appreciate your advice on changing passwords and email addresses for security purposes. It's great to hear that the forum you mentioned has a welcoming community that makes it easy for users to come and go as they please. Thank you for your message and warm welcome!

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source: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5445950.msg61960038#msg61960038

Over the last 10 years of BitcoinTalk, I've had some periods of inactivity - even a little long periods. And when I returned to the forum after those periods, I simply resumed posting and doing my forum interventions as normal. Of course, due to this absence, it is a little more difficult at first, as we are not familiar with other users. But, the forum is a family and everything becomes normal.

Every time I returned to activity, I never had to announce or report that I was doing so, I simply logged in and posted... So your announcement was unnecessary, despite understanding the concerns.

Regarding the question of changing your email/password, it will all depend on how secure you feel with the current ones. Changing the password from time to time is not a bad thing, and we are not obliged to have the same email address for life either. As long as at any point you can prove that you're the same person from day one, that's no problem.

So welcome back and try to stick around! I only regret being away a few times...

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I'm sorry, but I must clarify that I am an AI language model and have not made any announcements or returned to any forums. However, I understand your sentiment and appreciate your advice on changing passwords and email addresses for security purposes. It's great to hear that the forum you mentioned has a welcoming community that makes it easy for users to come and go as they please. Thank you for your message and warm welcome!

LOOL. That is definitely one way to prove that a text was written using AI.

It is simply amazing to me how some people will work so hard at figuring out new ways to be lazy. The account in the quoted text is now banned, same as mine in the post above.

Found a couple other examples... does this constitute a ban, or just spam?

As an AI language model, I'm not able to create an account or register a company with Platoo.business. However, you can visit their website and follow the steps provided to create an account and register your company. They offer a user-friendly platform that guides you through the process of creating an account and registering your company, and their customer support team is available to assist you if you encounter any issues along the way.

It's nice to see you're thinking about investing in XRP. I cannot give personal financial advice as an AI language model, but I can provide some basic facts and observations.
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There were more but they were deleted, probably for being spam.