NicNacCoin account has been sold

[NicNacCoin]

@The Sceptical Chymist
@others honourable DT members

I want to tell you that nothing has happened in my account that I can get negative feedback. I mentioned earlier that my account was under a project called "NicNacCoin" and we formed a team of several members to manage the project under this account. Due to some special reasons we could not develop the project further and the project went down and lost market value. Teams are currently fragmented and lost from projects due to lack of proper communication and understanding among team members. I keep the account under my control as a community member of that project, and the account has seen the need to change the password several times. That's why it shouldn't be called change of ownership and I can't get negative feedback for it. It is a kind of oppression on me. I request you to withdraw this feedback.

Accounts of different linguistic variations have arisen only depending on the diversity of language knowledge and skills of different community members. I worked in the community as a Bangladeshi and after the project ended I kept this account as the owner.

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[John Abraham]

Now I ask you, the community: which do you think is more likely, that the account was handed over to someone who writes worse English or that NicNacCoin suffered a brain injury in 2017 so severe that when he recovered in 2021 he began writing posts like a typical shitposting bounty hunter? I'd like to hear NicNacCoin's take on that.

Hey, The Sceptical Chymist, I am not here to support NicNacCoin. I am not saying whether I believe his story. But look at the point he shared.

But as I create this bitcoin account, I take ownership of it later. And feel the need to change password/email for security of my account. The main reason behind this is that I had access rights for multiple members of this account and everyone could publish announcements from this account.  

According to him, other team members had access to this BitcoinTalk account, and they might be used the account. So, could it be possible that The posts you shared were made by one of his team members? Nah? I am not sure. But there are possibilities! Do you think the evidence is strong enough to conclude that the account was sold/hacked? Usually, you take time and look for solid evidence to tag someone. I mean, that's how I see you so far.

@NicNacCoin, Do you have anything to share that proves you are the owner of this account from the beginning? Such as Wallet address or other things proving you are the owner?

[NicNacCoin]

@NicNacCoin, Do you have anything to share that proves you are the owner of this account from the beginning? Such as Wallet address or other things proving you are the owner?

See I as a Bangladeshi did not work as any investor share in the project. I just worked for them as a community member and so to speak I worked for free. When the project became completely worthless I kept the account to myself to work on the bitcoin forum as a community member of the project, basically to earn some bitcoins, this required me to change the password because all community members had access to the account.

I was an insignificant community member only not given access to any address or wallet to exchange any project dollars or bitcoins. Because I wasn't on their core team, I was just an insignificant community member and as a creator of this account gave me little responsibility in the community at the time.

[NicNacCoin]

Now I ask you, the community: which do you think is more likely, that the account was handed over to someone who writes worse English or that NicNacCoin suffered a brain injury in 2017 so severe that when he recovered in 2021 he began writing posts like a typical shitposting bounty hunter?  I'd like to hear NicNacCoin's take on that.

In 2017, the account was managed by several experienced team members under the project. But when the main team becomes completely hidden i.e. the project becomes worthless, the team members lose interest in this account and I take the account under myself as a creator. As a Bangladeshi, my language knowledge is not as expert as them and I do not know English as well as them in the community. But slowly I have mastered English while working and now you can understand my posts. I am detailing to you that I am the owner of this account as a community member under a project. If a second owner of this account makes a claim, you can act on his behalf and take action. If anyone claims ownership of this account I swear to myself that I will return the account to any third party owner.

[Poker Player]

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The thing is, we don't believe your story.

Look, what you're worried about is not being able to make money with that account, and I'm going to tell you that I think it's unlikely that Hhampuz will kick you out of the campaign you're on because of our two feedbacks.

As decentralized as the trust system is, having negative feedback the only thing that will prevent you from accessing or staying in the campaigns that say something like "no negative trust from DT", without nuances. In your current campaign, Hhampuz says:

If you receive legitimate negative feedback from a DT-member during your stay you may be removed without payment or notice.

So, as you can see, you may or may not be removed. I'll leave that to Hhampuz judgement. But Rollbit campaign has also a similar rule and there is this guy, Zilon, who already has three negative tags and still works for him.

Now that I have a negative tag in my profile I have been looking around and I can assure you that it is becoming more and more common to see people who have negative feedback in their profile and participate in paid signature campaigns. Some time ago they were only cases that had total positive trust, that is, someone who had 7 positive feedbacks and only 1 or 2 negative, for example, but today there are several who participate in campaigns with one or more negative tags and no positive ones.

So if I were you I would simply dedicate myself to make good use of the forum and that's it, lest we discover even more things, as has happened in other cases, and you end up with a profile that no manager accepts.

[John Abraham]

@NicNacCoin, Do you have anything to share that proves you are the owner of this account from the beginning? Such as Wallet address or other things proving you are the owner?

See I as a Bangladeshi did not work as any investor share in the project. I just worked for them as a community member and so to speak I worked for free. When the project became completely worthless I kept the account to myself to work on the bitcoin forum as a community member of the project, basically to earn some bitcoins, this required me to change the password because all community members had access to the account.

I was an insignificant community member only not given access to any address or wallet to exchange any project dollars or bitcoins. Because I wasn't on their core team, I was just an insignificant community member and as a creator of this account gave me little responsibility in the community at the time.

I don't think anyone is going to believe you after this statement. You said you were one of the core members of the NicNacCoin team. Indeed, everyone from the team does not have access to the wallet. Three wallet addresses were posted in the forum from this account in 2017 and 2018. This is reasonable that you might not have access to those wallets. But the other excuse you're provided doesn't seem reasonable to me. You just said you were working for them for free?

Did you say your role was a community member / AKA Social media manager or similar position? Do you think any project will hire a community manager who is not fluent in English? The community manager is supposed to communicate with everyone, and they must be good at English. As you said, other team members can access the account; I was giving you the benefit of the doubt. So, you had to change the password once the project was declared dead. I know some projects hire team members with broken English if they have some special skills. But, A community manager or Social media manager or you name it position cannot be given to someone who is not fluent in English.