Coinchat is a dictatorship

[EFS]

If dictatorship is the wrong word, I appologize. I think everybody got what I meant to say...

It's the right word. No need to apologize.

[saif313]

If dictatorship is the wrong word, I appologize. I think everybody got what I meant to say...

It's the right word. No need to apologize.

yes I agree its right word because they are doing nothing good all scamers there

[r3wt]

If dictatorship is the wrong word, I appologize. I think everybody got what I meant to say...

It's the right word. No need to apologize.

yes I agree its right word because they are doing nothing good all scamers there

i don't know about calling them scammers but they're definitely assholes.

[siameze]

The general topic here has seemed to attract many people that were banned from coinchat for whatever reason. I was asked to post this: http://pastebin.com/ah3Bfdg9 for my friend Dog1, although the conversation contained within shows how the staff of coinchat reacts to rumors, etc. towards anyone they feel threatened by.  The amount of misinformation contained within is laughable, but instead of actually investigating the matter and talking to the people involved, it was decided that some "conspiracy" was going on to destroy coinchat or "infiltrate" them, if I remember the terminology correctly. I could produce many transcripts that mirror these, but they would honestly serve no purpose. All of us are a lot better off where we are now, and I wouldn't want to be remotely involved with coinchat or ANY of TradeFortress' ventures considering what will most likely happen in the coming months anyway.

Wasn't smart of them to get Dog1 on the trail.

[Yna]

The general topic here has seemed to attract many people that were banned from coinchat for whatever reason. I was asked to post this: http://pastebin.com/ah3Bfdg9 for my friend Dog1, although the conversation contained within shows how the staff of coinchat reacts to rumors, etc. towards anyone they feel threatened by.  The amount of misinformation contained within is laughable, but instead of actually investigating the matter and talking to the people involved, it was decided that some "conspiracy" was going on to destroy coinchat or "infiltrate" them, if I remember the terminology correctly. I could produce many transcripts that mirror these, but they would honestly serve no purpose. All of us are a lot better off where we are now, and I wouldn't want to be remotely involved with coinchat or ANY of TradeFortress' ventures considering what will most likely happen in the coming months anyway.

Wasn't smart of them to get Dog1 on the trail.

The scenario reminds me of the classic, "you kicked my dog!"

Well you talk to us this way when you have no proof . . .
   
F**k you, you, you do not tell me f**k you! OK you? You know!

Please just get lost okay, because we're fed up.

But yes, you have upset the Dog.

[sevenVII]

I don't think a "dictatorship" would've gone through detail on site policy and given you the option to stay or go. It is a privately run site, there were no elections. They have every right to make whatever rules they want and enforce them.

[NewLiberty]

I don't get the issue.  You walk into someone's house, they serve you cookies and you have a nice chat.  If you do things they don't like they can ask you to leave.  So every home owner is a dictator in their home.  That is appropriate.  You have the right to refuse service to anyone for almost any reason.  The world is too large to be petty.

[Hfleer]

I don't know anything about the story but if you don't like the website, just leave it.
If you got banned, chill out, and deal with it. Either wait or leave it.

He didn't say he didn't like it, he said he got banned. 

[Swordsoffreedom]

It must be quiet there in coinchat that is

[cashnews]

I don't get the issue.  You walk into someone's house, they serve you cookies and you have a nice chat.  If you do things they don't like they can ask you to leave.  So every home owner is a dictator in their home.  That is appropriate.  You have the right to refuse service to anyone for almost any reason.  The world is too large to be petty.

We had this house topic already... I think you cannot compare a house with a buisness. But before I write something down I just quote HollowIP.

In all fairness, business is private property, but if you fire someone for being Muslim or, let's say Swedish (because thats the example used) then that is highly illegal, and obviously not right.

Just imagine a grocery store would not sale you any food because you also buy in another one. Would you think this is right?

Thomas

[DealMaker]

What you're experiencing is people who've gotten a taste of some sort of "power" over someone else.  Bitcoin is inviting "amatuer hour" and "emotional businesses" by the minute it seems.  I would have to guess (and have sadly been proven right with this guess many times) that like a majority of new coiners they are naive and ignorant (age has nothing to do with it in my opinion).  Just look at this site and how they corral "newbies" into one spot because of the various reasons they have (which I can agree with however think should be implemented differently).

[NewLiberty]

I don't get the issue.  You walk into someone's house, they serve you cookies and you have a nice chat.  If you do things they don't like they can ask you to leave.  So every home owner is a dictator in their home.  That is appropriate.  You have the right to refuse service to anyone for almost any reason.  The world is too large to be petty.

We had this house topic already... I think you cannot compare a house with a buisness. But before I write something down I just quote HollowIP.

In all fairness, business is private property, but if you fire someone for being Muslim or, let's say Swedish (because thats the example used) then that is highly illegal, and obviously not right.

Just imagine a grocery store would not sale you any food because you also buy in another one. Would you think this is right?

Thomas

If you are advertising in one store for their competition, you might be asked to leave.  If you don't cease, you might be more than asked.
It may be a bad business policy, but it is also the right of the store owner to do so.  It is also the right of those asked to leave to point out that business policy in public places like this one. 
It is the sort of problem that usually solves itself.

[Swordsoffreedom]

What are the competiors to coinchat anyways

[r3wt]

What are the competiors to coinchat anyways

none to my knowledge. a couple wannabes at best

[Swordsoffreedom]

What are the competiors to coinchat anyways

none to my knowledge. a couple wannabes at best

Thanks for that was wondering since the competitors might be paying more hence the reason this thread was created