Your achievements and overall contribution to the forum is quite simply outstanding. Congratulations
I hasten to congratulate you again, my friend!
Thank you both; you are both very kind!
You have been major source for good in the forum over the years and I am sure I speak for many others when I say that. I hope you will be around for a long time to come and you will keep contributing for the forum in the positive manner you have been.
Thank you again, JollyGood! I am trying to do my best for the forum and also for its users. (And, of course, for me as well -- being here represented a huge opportunity for me to learn many new things!)
What I can say is that I have even more respect for you
Although our paths did not cross too much during time, I can also say the same about you. I noticed your activity inside the forum and I am sorry that we did not have the chance to exchange too many replies under same topics (but maybe this will change
). Still, your presence was always noticed by me
I also learned, by pure chance, about your past, when a temporary ban was close to stop you from... how to say? --
from being you! I also saw your appeal and, when I saw there how many scam cases you exposed I felt amazed. Although the ban happened a long time before I was reading your topic and your appeal, it felt like I was there, assisting live at your appeal... And, at the end, I was so happy to see that you received a second chance! Perhaps without you many other scammers would have found shelter here...
you are not only a great reporter who works at the speed of light, but all your posts are good and quality content. It is evident that you are not indifferent to what you are talking about, and I want to express my deep gratitude to you.
Thank you! I have to admit that I put a lot of passion in what I am writing. As you saw, many of my topics are related to Bitcoin, its history, its predecessors, Cypherpunks or they are educative threads. I have to say that, when the idea of a topic comes into my mind, sometimes days or even weeks pass until that topic comes to life (and, in some cases, even months). That is because I keep thinking about how to properly organize it; then, after few days another idea comes to me -- I write it down; then I am rearranging (inside my head) the whole topic and how it should finally look like. And after this "prep phase" I finally get to writing it down, which, again, takes me a lot of time. I am always careful to the words I choose, the formatting, punctuation, alignment and so on. Then I do proof reading for 2-3 times... And only after all these steps I press "Post" button. And yes, all these take a lot of times, this is why passion is needed
I see you as a very kind and open person
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I am happy to know you see me this way!
you are also a good poster. Talented people are talented in everything.
My respect!
You are also a very kind person, lovesmayfamilis. Your presence always inspires well being. At least, for me. (And, of course, not for scammers
) And you also have an amazing talent, at finding all these scammers or abusers of the system. This is rare. It's like a natural inclination of yours. Bravo for that!
(I will end here this post but, before doing it, I just remembered something funny: there was a topic where you were talking to a new user (I think he also made some mistakes, if I remember well) and you were trying to explain him something. And, after a few posts were exchanged between you and him, he says: "Thank you Sir lovesmayfamilis!". And you say: "Sir???
" -- it amused me very much reading that =))) And even before reading your reply, only by reading his, I told myself "I wonder how lovesmayfamilis will react seeing she was called <<Sir>>"
Then your reaction came right after this and I almost laughed seeing your angry emoji. I hope this made you laugh as well
)
