My friend's bitcointalk account is banned, please help him

[putra goromo]

hello, can you help my friend, he wants to post a problem that he experienced but could not, he finally asked for help from me. bitcointalk accounts cannot be used, because they have been banned.
he was very sorry for the problem he had, he put the thread wrong in the post so he was banned. please understand, because he does not have much knowledge about the rules in the bitcointalk forum, and he wants to ask me to tell you that he promises and will not repeat mistakes.
He begged to return his account, because that account was really needed for him.
and he has appealed but until now there has been no answer at all,

please review the account he has
Name: Yoshinoya
Position: Full Member
Profile URL: https: //bitcointalk.org/index.php? Action = profile; u = 1139716

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[Bttzed03]

he was very sorry for the problem he had, he put the thread wrong in the post so he was banned.

How sure are you that this was the reason for the ban? Can you share to us the message he got?

please understand, because he does not have much knowledge about the rules in the bitcointalk forum

A full member is not necessarily someone who does not know the rules.

[Welsh]

It's everyone's responsibility to know the basic rules before posting on the forum. However, what was your friend banned for exactly? If its posting in the wrong section, then they wouldn't be banned for that. If its a permanent ban I would wager that its for plagiarism.  

All your friend can do is email the email included in the ban message if there is one to appeal the account. That's the only possible way the account will be unbanned.

[bob123]

Plagiarism:

The blockchain-based decentralized internet browser, Brave, can now enable Twitter users to tip content creators with the original Basic Attention Token (BAT).

Brave discussed the public launch of the token tip service on the August 1 announcement, where users were reported to be able to determine the amount they wanted to tip into a particular Twitter account, and the recipient would receive their tip in the form of a BAT token directly.

This announcement also includes a number of features related to tipping services, including preparing routine recurring tips and a mechanism for Tweeting to tip makers to tell them how to claim their donations.

Brave began testing his Twitter tip service in May on testing and developing a browser version called Brave Nightly.

As detailed in the announcement, this new feature comes as an offer in a new browser through Brave Rewards. Users who have chosen Brave Rewards will now see tip options on Twitter posts when viewing Twitter through their Brave desktop browser. Brave Rewards also supports tipping on YouTube and Twitch, and according to reports will come to Reddit, GitHub, and Vimeo.

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The blockchain-based decentralized internet browser Brave now allows Twitter users to tip content creators with its native Basic Attention Tokens (BAT).

Brave discussed the public launch of its token tipping service in an announcement on Aug. 1, wherein users can reportedly specify the amount they wish to tip a given Twitter account, and the recipient will receive their tip in BAT directly.

The announcement also lists a number of features associated with the tipping service, including setting up regularly recurring tips as well as a mechanism for tweeting at a tipped creator to tell them how to claim their donation.

Brave began testing its Twitter tipping service in May on its testing and development browser version called Brave Nightly.

As detailed in the announcement, the new feature comes as new in-browser offering via Brave Rewards. Users who have opted into Brave Rewards will now see a tip option on Twitter posts when viewing Twitter through their Brave desktop browser. Brave Rewards also supports tipping on YouTube and Twitch, and will reportedly be coming to Reddit, GitHub and Vimeo.

Changing 3 out of 178 words doesn't protect from a plagiarism ban.


Another one..

Plagiarism:

[...]
After the latest level is formed, the monthly price chart of Bitcoin forms a "Three White Soldiers" candlestick formation which usually signals a strong reversal (Reversal) of financial assets.

But Bitcoin is not an ordinary financial asset, and this reversal of the Bitcoin trend is probably the strongest that humanity will ever witness, according to one of the most famous crypto analysts on Twitter, Galaxy.
[...]

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After the new level was taken, the monthly Bitcoin price chart is forming a “three white soldiers” candlestick formation that typically signals in financial assets a strong reversal

But Bitcoin isn’t any regular financial asset, and Bitcoin’s trend reversal may be the strongest ever witnessed by humankind, according to one crypto analyst.

Didn't look further into the other lines.
But 'your friend' won't get his account back.

Plain stupid plagiarism.


And since third time's the charm, another one:

Plagiarism:

Arax, a fintech and blockchain startup in Singapore has joined COSS, one of the most established Singapore cryptocurrency exchanges. The brand put together will be known as COSS - Crypto One Stop Solution. This merger will also produce the world's first merger token - merging COSS and LALA tokens - to form super tokens that will become assets that combine all the features of their parent token.

In the COSS + LALA swap token update, the company announced that it will adopt the Crypto One Stop Solution brand with the vision that the bundled products are one of the largest digital asset ecosystems formed in the entire world. Users will be able to trade, store, transact, and spend their digital assets from one platform with a single ID - making the mass adoption of digital assets a reality. Merger also brings together experience and resources from both companies to become a fast-growing startup of Asian Fintech with offices in Singapore and India.

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Arax, a fintech and blockchain startup in Singapore has merged with COSS, one of Singapore’s most established cryptocurrency exchanges. The unified brand will be known as COSS – Crypto One Stop Solution. The merger also results in what is the world’s first token merger – a merger of the COSS and LALA utility tokens – to form a super-token which will be an asset combining all the features of its parent tokens.

In the COSS + LALA token swap update, the companies announced that they will adopt the Crypto One Stop Solution brand with the vision that the merged product stack becomes one of the largest digital asset ecosystems to take shape worldwide. Users will be able to trade, store, transact and spend their digital assets from a single platform with a single ID – making mass adoption of digital assets a reality. The merger also brings together the experience and resources of both companies to become a fast-growing Asian fintech startup with offices in Singapore and India.

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Changing 3 out of 178 words doesn't protect from a plagiarism ban.

I tried to search but did not get a hit from smalltools plagiarism checker. I can't believe changing few words can easily trick these online tools.

[pandukelana2712]

He/she totally active blatant plagiarizer :

Wrong section also copy paste:
Copy:

Facebook diketahui telah merilis sebuah whitepaper untuk token Libra-nya kemarin. Stablecoin, yang nantinya akan beroperasi pada blockchain eponymous asli, dan akan didukung oleh sekeranjang aset cadangan ?yang dirancang untuk memberikan nilai intrinsik? dan mengurangi fluktuasi volatilitas

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Facebook diketahui telah merilis sebuah whitepaper untuk token Libra-nya kemarin. Stablecoin, yang nantinya akan beroperasi pada blockchain eponymous asli, dan akan didukung oleh sekeranjang aset cadangan ?yang dirancang untuk memberikan nilai intrinsik? dan mengurangi fluktuasi volatilitas.

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Arax, a fintech and blockchain startup in Singapore has joined COSS, one of the most established Singapore cryptocurrency exchanges. The brand put together will be known as COSS - Crypto One Stop Solution. This merger will also produce the world's first merger token - merging COSS and LALA tokens - to form super tokens that will become assets that combine all the features of their parent token.

In the COSS + LALA swap token update, the company announced that it will adopt the Crypto One Stop Solution brand with the vision that the bundled products are one of the largest digital asset ecosystems formed in the entire world. Users will be able to trade, store, transact, and spend their digital assets from one platform with a single ID - making the mass adoption of digital assets a reality. Merger also brings together experience and resources from both companies to become a fast-growing startup of Asian Fintech with offices in Singapore and India.

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Arax, a fintech and blockchain startup in Singapore has merged with COSS, one of Singapore?s most established cryptocurrency exchanges. The unified brand will be known as COSS ? Crypto One Stop Solution. The merger also results in what is the world?s first token merger ? a merger of the COSS and LALA utility tokens ? to form a super-token which will be an asset combining all the features of its parent tokens.

In the COSS + LALA token swap update, the companies announced that they will adopt the Crypto One Stop Solution brand with the vision that the merged product stack becomes one of the largest digital asset ecosystems to take shape worldwide. Users will be able to trade, store, transact and spend their digital assets from a single platform with a single ID ? making mass adoption of digital assets a reality. The merger also brings together the experience and resources of both companies to become a fast-growing Asian fintech startup with offices in Singapore and India.

Facebook's cryptocurrency is highly anticipated in the crypto community to be one thing that helps increase mass adoption. With the help of Visa, Mastercard, Uber and PayPal, this can finally become a reality.

Reports surfaced earlier this week by the Wall Street Journal that social networks had signed more than a dozen companies to support crypto currencies, stablecoin which had been developed in secret for more than six months. Each of these new supporters will invest around $ 10 million in the project as part of a consortium that regulates cryptocurrency.

In addition, the report said that Booking.com, Stripe, and MercadoLibre were three other companies that were part of this project but there was no one to determine their role to date.

Facebook has revealed that it was GlobalCoin last December, although the company has suggested that they are looking at cryptocurrency as far back as 2017.

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Facebook’s new cryptocurrency - is highly anticipated in the crypto community to be the one thing that helps boost mass adoption. With the help of Visa, Mastercard, Uber and PayPal, this could eventually become a reality.

Reports surfaced earlier this week by the Wall Street Journal that the social network has signed on more than a dozen firms to back its cryptocurrency, a stablecoin that has been developed in secrecy for more than six months. Each of these new backers will invest roughly $10 million in the project as part of a governing consortium for the cryptocurrency.

On top of this, the report says that Booking.com, Stripe and MercadoLibre are three other companies that are part of the project but nothing has been specified on what their roles are as of yet.

Facebook has revealed that it was GlobalCoin last December, although the firm has suggested that it was looking at cryptocurrency as far back as the end of 2017.
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And more...
And more...
And more...

And he/she deserved to be banned.

[Rizzrack]

Rarely seen so much Ctrl+C / Ctrl+V ..

Bitcoin Processors (BTC) and Bitcoin Cash (BCH) BitPay confirmed that they stopped their operations in Germany via email sent to Cointelegraph on August 1.

In the email mentioned above, a BitPay PR representative. Jan Jahosky, citing regulations which come into force next year in Germany, is the reason why the company decided to suspend services in the home country of Bayer Munich.

Meanwhile, the local information technology news outlet, Computer Base, announced earlier that it will not be able to offer Bitcoin as a payment method as a consequence of the BitPay suspension service in the country.

However, the outlet also acknowledged that most customers pay using PayPal, with some also using wire transfer, while Bitcoin does not appear to be a popular payment option. However, alternative open-source self-hosted payment processors do exist like BTCPay Server, which reduces dependency on third-party service providers

Copied from https://cointelegraph.com/news/bitpay-says-it-has-paused-processing-bitcoin-payments-in-germany

You should make new friends OP, as it really doesn't look good for Yoshinoya...

[rhomelmabini]

You can view my report here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1926895.msg52048670#msg52048670 with that user Yoshinoya. It seems the post has been removed, good thing I reported it. I can't say for sure that it was the reason for the ban because the user is totally a blatant plagiarist. What a good friend you are, really to be kept. He can create an appeal but I don't think the chances are that good for him.

[morvillz7z]

You should make new friends OP, as it really doesn't look good for Yoshinoya...

What if I told you OP and Yoshinoya are the same....(finish the sentence).  

Spammers have the potential to exploit tools intended to upload files to the XRP blockchain. This will result in higher transaction costs and cause the network to swell. Improvements are under development.

Blockchain XRP can potentially be hampered by spam if this exploitation is not closed (unpatched). Basically, a tool called Indlmm was created to upload files to the XRP network. The tagline read "Indestructible, eternal, and infinite storage." However, it seems that the good intentions of the developer have been hijacked by a group of spammers. With this software, an attacker can send spam files to slow down the network, potentially increasing transaction costs.
The problem is that the XRP blockchain cannot store an unlimited amount of data. In fact, the bigger the blockchain is, the more difficult it is for people to download complete network history on their computers. For comparison, until now, the size of the entire Bitcoin network data is 226GB. Potential spammers on XRP can use Indlmm to upload large files, thus making the network very expensive to run. Fortunately, such an attack will require quite expensive costs, but it is still a risk that is considered seriously by the developer

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Spammers could potentially exploit a tool intended to upload files onto the XRP blockchain. This would result in higher transaction fees and cause network bloating. A fix is currently in development.

XRP’s blockchain could potentially be bogged down by spam if this exploit goes unpatched. Essentially, an open-source tool called Indlmm was put in place to upload files onto the XRP network. Its tagline reads “Indestructible. Immutable. Infinite File Storage.” However, it seems that the developer’s good intentions have been hijacked by a group of spammers. With the software, files attackers could spam files to slow down the network, potentially upping the cost of transactions.

Wietse Wind, the creator of the popular XRP tip bot, said that although he commends the open-source tool, “I’m worried. I operate a full history node on the XRP ledger.” Many other developers have voiced similar concerns.

The issue is that XRP’s blockchain cannot store unlimited amounts of data. In fact, the larger the blockchain gets, the harder it will be for people to download the full network history on their computer. For comparison, as of now, Bitcoin’s entire network is 226GB. A potential spammer on XRP could use Indlmm to upload massive files, thereby making the network very expensive to run. Luckily, such an attack would be quite costly, but it is still a risk that developers are taking seriously.

Feel free to report more of his posts...shockingly he has many of them.

[rhomelmabini]

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I'm pretty sure they are enrolled in the same campaign as I reported that Yoshinoya account it wears the same signature. Even just this one is enough to autoban his profile.

[ololajulo]

with these evidences that is attached to plagiarism, there is no defense to the account appeal. with my experience it is irredeemable for any member irrespective of the rank, just lock the thread here.

[logfiles]

More evidence that OP is connected to the banned account. At this point... I don't think it was a friend's account. I think the banned account belonged to OP 

4 Accounts Connected:

1. Yoshinoya (Archived)
2. Cemplakaleght (Archived)
3. rudhi ratama66 (Archived)
4. putra goromo

Proof:

#Proof of authentification

Bitcointalk Username: yoshinoya
Bcnex Email: cemplerudy@gmail.com
Telegram Username: @cemplakaleght
Campaign: Signature

http://archive.is/y86Ar

# Proof of Participation
Bitcointalk Username: yoshinoya
Bitcointalk Profile URL: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1139716
Campaigns participating in:  Signature
Telegram Username: @rudhi66

http://archive.is/2W42z

# Proof of Participation
Bitcointalk Username: putra goromo
Bitcointalk Profile URL: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1244174
Campaigns participating in:  Signature
Telegram Username: @cemplakaleght

http://archive.is/l1Ijp

WEEK 4 (25.01-31.01)
Twitter username: @jr_rudhi
Twitter url: https://twitter.com/jr_rudhi

Facebook username: cemplakaleght jr.
Facebook url: https://facebook.com/rudhi.koi
Followers: 5000

http://archive.is/gvGbA

Post: rudhi ratama66

#Proof of Authentication

Twitter URL: https://twitter.com/jr_rudhi
Facebook URL: https://web.facebook.com/rudhi.koi
Telegram: @cemplakaleght
Twitter username: @jr_rudhi

http://archive.is/YaYQ5

Related Addresses:

Code:

Telegram Username: @rudhi66
Telegram Username: @cemplakaleght
Facebook URL: https://web.facebook.com/rudhi.koi
Twitter url: https://twitter.com/jr_rudhi

Miscellaneous:

Cemplakaleght and rudhi ratama66 Already frozen.
@Yoshinoya And son of goromo, con artist in one sig campaign,
Both of them register together.

Link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5163998.msg52025911#msg52025911

Other evidence that can be seen, attach the signature.
 
http://archive.is/s1CjU

http://archive.is/SuHsx

Looks like OP is running out of alts through autoban due to plagiarism


Ngajim - Banned



There certainly was a merit cycle... What are the chances that Patadong is OP's alt too?

[pandukelana2712]

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I'm pretty sure they are enrolled in the same campaign as I reported that Yoshinoya account it wears the same signature. Even just this one is enough to autoban his profile.

Both of them using the same telegram username.
Not sure about this, but how can telegram platform give identically username at two-person?

edit:
damn. my post has 1 minute different with logfiles post.

nice catch, logfiles.
So, it is mean ban evasion, right?

[mainconcept]

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Not sure about this, but how can telegram platform give identically username at two-person?
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I don't know, but he is using the same e-mail address as a banned account:

Banned user: Cemplakaleght -- bpip

email cemplakaleght@gmail.com
eth address 0x9f4489D63F572Af2b55F5237bA8F6f5248ef5B68

archived post

#Proof of authentification

Bitcointalk Username: putra goromo
Bcnex Email: cemplakaleght@gmail.com
Telegram Username: @rudhi66
Campaign: Signature

[Veleor]

More evidence that OP is connected to the banned account. At this point... I don't think it was a friend's account. I think the banned account belonged to OP 

4 Accounts Connected:

1. Yoshinoya (Archived)
2. Cemplakaleght (Archived)
3. rudhi ratama66 (Archived)
4. putra goromo

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Looks like OP is running out of alts through autoban due to plagiarism

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+ 1 active profile

Full Member xsantana

#Proof Authentication
Spreadsheet number: 411
Campaign joined: Signature Campaign
Profile Link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=934029
Veil Receiving Address: bv1q5zk3c3kq89675ewjrt573vet5fhyaesvp8hga8

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#Proof Authentication
Spreadsheet number: 397
Campaign joined: Signature Campaign
Profile Link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1244174
Veil Receiving Address: bv1q5zk3c3kq89675ewjrt573vet5fhyaesvp8hga8

(Archive)

[The Sceptical Chymist]

He/she totally active blatant plagiarizer :

Shocking!  I don't think anybody gets permabanned from the forum unless it's for plagiarism--at least I haven't seen many cases of permanent bans resulting from spam or anything else.  The excuses and denial, though....

Good job to everyone who provided examples, and I suspect OP is either an alt of the member in question or is involved in the same spam farm as he/she is.  They're all likely sitting around the same table copy/pasting stuff that other members have posted and are trying to pass it off as their own original material.  It's the same old story we've heard thousands of times already, and it's tiresome.

OP, do you see what's up here or what?

More evidence that OP is connected to the banned account. At this point... I don't think it was a friend's account. I think the banned account belonged to OP 

No doubt, then.  I always suspect people of being alts when they come here and try to defend their "friends" against a permaban.