Banned over a year ago, sent multiple ban appeals, no response.

[bannedwtf]

For god's sake. My account got banned like a year ago, I didnt care. After couple months I sent multiple ban appeals, no response. Now im forced to make a new account to get a moderator's attention. Please get back to me. If you are not a mod, please dont reply.

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[hilariousandco]

For god's sake. My account got banned like a year ago, I didnt care. After couple months I sent multiple ban appeals, no response. Now im forced to make a new account to get a moderator's attention. Please get back to me. If you are not a mod, please dont reply.

I don't think anyone even monitors that email address any more. What's your account name and what were you banned for? Without that info nobody can help you, but if it was for copy and pasting you might as well forget it.

[bannedwtf]

For god's sake. My account got banned like a year ago, I didnt care. After couple months I sent multiple ban appeals, no response. Now im forced to make a new account to get a moderator's attention. Please get back to me. If you are not a mod, please dont reply.

I don't think anyone even monitors that email address any more. What's your account name and what were you banned for? Without that info nobody can help you, but if it was for copy and pasting you might as well forget it.

Name is Danfoda. I'm not sure why I got banned, it didnt state a reason... No, I did not copy and paste anything.

[hilariousetc]

It's permanent because it looks like you copy and pasted content:

https://www.quora.com/How-can-Bitcoin-help-the-developing-world

Bitcoin can be earned through faucets on the Internet, has zero maintaining balance, does not require a credit check, is corruption-resistant (politically and financially speaking), and can potentially grow in value over time. These aren't just "cool features." These features collectively represent the only financial services that these economic tiers could hope to be eligible for.

Well, Bitcoin can be earned through faucets on the Internet, has zero maintaining balance, does not require a credit check, is corruption-resistant (politically and financially speaking), and can potentially grow in value over time. These aren't just "cool features." These features collectively represent the only financial services that these economic tiers could hope to be eligible for.

Cryptocurrencies know no borders, so a person in a Vietnam, for instance, can purchase some bitcoin and use it as a store of value that protects from the domestic fiat currency that is being devalued, or the Bitcoin payment network can be used to move that value abroad for investment -- something not otherwise possible today because of capital controls and/or fees causing such a cross-border transaction to be prohibitive...

[bannedwtf]

It's permanent because it looks like you copy and pasted content:

https://www.quora.com/How-can-Bitcoin-help-the-developing-world

Bitcoin can be earned through faucets on the Internet, has zero maintaining balance, does not require a credit check, is corruption-resistant (politically and financially speaking), and can potentially grow in value over time. These aren't just "cool features." These features collectively represent the only financial services that these economic tiers could hope to be eligible for.

Well, Bitcoin can be earned through faucets on the Internet, has zero maintaining balance, does not require a credit check, is corruption-resistant (politically and financially speaking), and can potentially grow in value over time. These aren't just "cool features." These features collectively represent the only financial services that these economic tiers could hope to be eligible for.

Cryptocurrencies know no borders, so a person in a Vietnam, for instance, can purchase some bitcoin and use it as a store of value that protects from the domestic fiat currency that is being devalued, or the Bitcoin payment network can be used to move that value abroad for investment -- something not otherwise possible today because of capital controls and/or fees causing such a cross-border transaction to be prohibitive...

hilarious indeed.