Good project sir, when moon

[bigmelons25]

If a poster addresses someone as Sir, 99 percent of the time they are from a Non English speaking country.

[Jet Cash]

It seems to me that the Americans are the biggest users of the word "sir", but that could be the result of my received English accent. It's also used a lot in retail and the restaurant business, although the girls in KFC seem to be using "my lovely" at the moment. Maybe we should switch to that in our posting here.

[bigmelons25]

It seems to me that the Americans are the biggest users of the word "sir", but that could be the result of my received English accent. It's also used a lot in retail and the restaurant business, although the girls in KFC seem to be using "my lovely" at the moment. Maybe we should switch to that in our posting here.

I'm just talking about this forum, real life is a lot different.

[TopTort777]

You forget about the word "Dear" - "Good project sir, when moon Dear?"

Most of people that address to me on facebook and starts conversation with Dear (or uses word Dear in every sencence. like how are you dear? please send pic dear ? you my love dear) are also from "Non English speaking country".

[coinlocket$]

Based on my experience here on the forum, most of the people who write this kind of message come from those two categories:

• Bumping: paid people who post to bring the thread on the front page and have more visibility to try to sell as many tokens as possible (and why not to scam as many people as possible)
• Airdrop: people who participate in airdop and for request to join the airdop, they must post on the announcement  thread on the forum.

You can have a better opinion about this problem by reading this thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4720640.0

[Jet Cash]

Dear sir,

I apologise for not making formal posts here in the Bitcoin Talk forum.
I promise to try harder in the future with my good projects.

Yours faithfully,

Jet Cash

ps - when moon my lovelies?

[mdayonliner]

Here we have you again the melon guy.

Turns out another way of expressing yourself of showing your hate to the third world county. Although when you are saying non English speaking country then it can be any world (including alien planet) LOL

I am wondering if you have improved a bit or still living in the hole with your racism.

Ban accounts with IPs from china, russia, venzuela, indonesia, india, etc = home of the scammers.

WE need to get rid of these broken english speaking scammers!!!!!.


The best solution is to just remove signatures completely.   In most of the threads, no actual conversation even takes place.  It's just people posting their few lines for their signature  campaigns.   Bitcointalk would be 100x better without signatures.  Keep this place for real conversations, crypto lovers, and not 3rd world crypto scammers.

Anyway, I wonder why does it (language) matter so much for you? I get it that this is an English forum but that does not mean that non English speakers has to be ignored.

PS: Seems like you have problems with Bitcoin too!

I buy bitcoin at14000 and eth at 1200 and they only fall in price. Cryptic are scams wish I never invested. I should of listen to Warren buffet