Appeal apologies for dataispower ban

[Appealdataispower]

Apologies for anyone who is aggrieved in me. I know it's unfair and very difficult for someone to be unbanned when it has being ban in Bitcointalk, i have been ban because of plagiarism and spamming and since that i have being restricted not to participate for posting in bitcointalk and that make me Lose weight, i know that i have violent the rules and regulations of the forum but I'm soliciting for second chance and vow not to violent the rules.
I have being ban since last year December 2022 and since it happened and it look like i have lost my child because of consistent interactions with other forum members and mostly football analysis, please I'm pleading the family and entire members of bitcointalk and the moderators and mostly hilariousandco to please help and unbanned my account dataispower https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=381987, i know that am guilty of the crime but have mercy on me. This forum is among one of the things that gives me happiness after God, because of the informations and discussion we have here which we can't get from any another place. Today is marked it a month plus i have not posted and it drains me down. Please I'm pleading everyone to forgive me because i have learnt my lesson from my past errors. Mate's pls do not allow me to continue to depreciates because of restrictions of my account. Please if you come across this thread join hand to make me regain my account through your contributions.

[examplens]

I think the ban appeal belongs to the Meta section, you should probably move there.

Still, I have a question for you, would you accept an un-ban with a two-year ban on wearing a signature?
there were a couple of similar cases, so if your priority for writing on the forum is not earning money from the signature campaigns, your request could be considered more sincere.

[pawel7777]

Still, I have a question for you, would you accept an un-ban with a two-year ban on wearing a signature?
there were a couple of similar cases, so if your priority for writing on the forum is not earning money from the signature campaigns, your request could be considered more sincere.

Obviously not. If simply posting and participating on the forum was his priority, he would just do it with a newly created account. He doesn't need a Senior rank for that.

[hosseinimr93]

Obviously not. If simply posting and participating on the forum was his priority, he would just do it with a newly created account. He doesn't need a Senior rank for that.

You are probably right, but it may worth mentioning that using an alternative account for posting outside meta would be considered as ban evasion and according to the forum rules, the alternative account will be banned if caught.

[Eternad]

Obviously not. If simply posting and participating on the forum was his priority, he would just do it with a newly created account. He doesn't need a Senior rank for that.

You are probably right, but it may worth mentioning that using an alternative account for posting outside meta would be considered as ban evasion and according to the forum rules, the alternative account will be banned if caught.

He can do this using other name and start fresh if he just want to continue posting. I agree on @Pawel on this one. The only downside for starting new account was he can’t post images and post interval is long compared to his account limits when he is a senior rank. His account is a participants of long running signature campaign so there’s a high chance that want to recover his account to regain his previous position campaign or to join on other existing campaign.

[joker_josue]

It must be really frustrating for a forum user since 2014 to make a serious mistake and simply lose all the work done during that time. I'm always of the opinion that people have the opportunity to defend themselves and show the reasons why they did what they did. Even if that doesn't free them from a punition, as is logical.

But, now I was intrigued about this case. The user is normally only banned permanently if he repeats his mistake, or am I mistaken? If so, then you have repeated the same error over and over again.

Another thing, if the account is banned, it cannot have activity, right? The user with a banned account can't log in, can he?
So how is he active today? 

[CoinEraser]

As far as I know, you can still log in, but you can't do anything else. I've seen a thread about this before, but can't find it right now. Either way, I can confirm the account is still banned. 

[hosseinimr93]

He can do this using other name and start fresh if he just want to continue posting.

I feel you didn't get my post. With creating a new account, the banned user would break the forum rules one more time.
Read the rule number 25.

25. Ban evasion (using or creating accounts while one of your accounts is banned) is not allowed.

But, now I was intrigued about this case. The user is normally only banned permanently if he repeats his mistake, or am I mistaken?

Making a plagiarized post once is enough for getting banned.

[joker_josue]

But, now I was intrigued about this case. The user is normally only banned permanently if he repeats his mistake, or am I mistaken?

Making a plagiarized post once is enough for getting banned.

But is the ban permanent after the first offense? Even if it is, I always think there is some right to appeal. Either way, that's not the subject of this topic.

As far as I know, you can still log in, but you can't do anything else. I've seen a thread about this before, but can't find it right now. Either way, I can confirm the account is still banned.  

Right, that's what I thought. So how is he active today? Wasn't he banned a month ago? At least that's what I understood, but maybe I'm wrong.

[CoinEraser]

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Right, that's what I thought. So how is he active today? Wasn't he banned a month ago? At least that's what I understood, but maybe I'm wrong.

I think when he logs into his account, it shows as active. But that doesn't mean he can do anything. I don't think that means more. You can still log in even if the account is banned.
But maybe someone else can comment on that.  

[hosseinimr93]

But is the ban permanent after the first offense? Even if it is, I always think there is some right to appeal. Either way, that's not the subject of this topic.

Yes. You will be permanently banned if you make a plagiarized post and the appeals are very unlikely to be accepted. Temporary ban is usually issued for spamming.

Right, that's what I thought. So how is he active today? Wasn't he banned a month ago? At least that's what I understood, but maybe I'm wrong.

That means that you can login to your account even if you are banned.

[BitcoinGirl.Club]

But is the ban permanent after the first offense? Even if it is, I always think there is some right to appeal. Either way, that's not the subject of this topic.

Yes. You will be permanently banned if you make a plagiarized post and the appeals are very unlikely to be accepted. Temporary ban is usually issued for spamming.

We have exceptions. There were many who were given a second chance and unbanned with the condition that they can not participate in signature campaign. Their signature space is disabled for a year or two. I don't know the gravity of the offense OP did but if it is slightly tolerable then a signature ban can give him a time for redemption.

[Doan9269]

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Right, that's what I thought. So how is he active today? Wasn't he banned a month ago? At least that's what I understood, but maybe I'm wrong.

I think when he logs into his account, it shows as active. But that doesn't mean he can do anything. I don't think that means more. You can still log in even if the account is banned.
But maybe someone else can comment on that.  

You're on point, getting banned means he cannot be abke to make a post but he can see other things going on the forum and this will show the last time we attempted to check on the account maybe if he has been unbanned or not and his profile will definitely read the last active time despite he's been banned, as regards the OP ban appeal, i don't expect you being a sr member rank not to have been familiar with the forum to the extent of spamming here, now to crown it worst, you got the mind to plagiarize knowing well how newbies got banned easily for doing such without accepting an excuse for being a newbie, now since it's parmanent ban it's a decision for the moderator who banned you to consider lifting it or not and your chances of getting a second chance may be low here, but your efforts and contributions may in another way speak for you if at all you have been doing well before the ban.

[uchegod-21]

i have been ban because of plagiarism and spamming and since that i have being restricted not to participate for posting in bitcointalk and that make me Lose weight

After reading this part of your ban appeal, I have the feelings that you don't know the reason why you were banned. Is it possible that you are banned for plagiarism and spamming the same time?
Did the admin or moderator tell you that you were banned because of plagiarism and spamming?
Could it be that you feel you have plagiarised unknowingly?

I have read where people say about auto ban and it looks as if only a moderator will know the type of ban.
But if you were banned because of spamming, I think you have a good chance of getting your account back because I have checked your history and it doesn't look like you were spamming recently.

[un_rank]

now since it's parmanent ban it's a decision for the moderator who banned you to consider lifting it or not and your chances of getting a second chance may be low here

IIRC, it is not limited to the mod that banned you to a lift a ban.

Regular staffs do not have the power to ban or unban, that is restricted to Global mods and the forum admin,which does not have to be the exact one that effected the ban.

- Jay -

[lovesmayfamilis]

It seems to me that this user has already experienced a spam ban once. Otherwise, why did he write an appeal a month later? He probably expected that very soon everything will end well, and he will be able to write on the forum again.
But things didn't go the way he wanted. OP: Yes, there are users who made a mistake once and were forgiven after a while. I am one of those people. As a beginner, I managed to copy a few phrases, for which I paid with a year-long ban on signatures and a two-month refusal to publish. I was new. Your account was registered in 2014. Are you the real owner?
You can convince the moderators that you have been and will be useful to the forum, and you are not afraid that you will not be able to participate in subscription companies for a year or two.
If you're ready, then keep fighting.

[pawel7777]

As far as I know, you can still log in, but you can't do anything else. I've seen a thread about this before, but can't find it right now. Either way, I can confirm the account is still banned. 

I was using BPIP extension for a few weeks now but didn't realise you could add "Status" and "BPIP Rank" until now. Thanks for posting.

For those who don't use BPIP, here are some links you could check users' status:
https://bpip.org/Profile?id=381987
https://loyce.club/profile.html?id=381987

Looks like he got autobanned.

[joker_josue]

For those who don't use BPIP, here are some links you could check users' status:
https://bpip.org/Profile?id=381987
https://loyce.club/profile.html?id=381987

Looks like he got autobanned.

Well, the guy changed the password in the last years almost many times. There were days when it changed two or three times.
If the ban was automatic and based on this information, I suspect it was much more than simple plagiarism posts.

[FatFork]

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You can convince the moderators that you have been and will be useful to the forum, and you are not afraid that you will not be able to participate in subscription companies for a year or two.
If you're ready, then keep fighting.

I doubt he'll be able to sway the moderators into thinking that he would be good for the forum as a whole. Looks like our friend here has a history of taking the moderators to task over his spam-marked posts getting the axe from the forum. Sadly, it seems those warnings went in one ear and out the other, as he's still churning out drivel just to hit that signature quota.

Not all reports post need attention

And let's not overlook the fact that this account was probably purchased at some point, as you pointed out in that thread:

By the way, did you buy an account? There is a large time interval in your posts.

And it's not just a one-off, we've seen this account connected to other aliases:

if indeed @InwardContour, it is the Alt of @figmentofmyass, and they are also Alts connected to the @dataispower and @deodivine1 accounts.

Means my guess can be said to be 99%, they have 100 Alt accounts in this forum, with various models, some are for sale and so on.

If so, this is also interesting, when associated with @deodivine1, there are another 14 Alt below.

Topic:14+ acconts connected. Community help needed.

[Mpamaegbu]

It must be really frustrating for a forum user since 2014 to make a serious mistake and simply lose all the work done during that time.

I can tell how that frustration is, having suffered it once for a careless slip I made. It's depressing to say the least. I don't know the facts of OP's case as they didn't table the exact thing that happened. However, I would encourage them to make their appeal revealing to showcase what good they've been able to do as contribution to the forum.

But, now I was intrigued about this case. The user is normally only banned permanently if he repeats his mistake, or am I mistaken? If so, then you have repeated the same error over and over again.

I'm even wondering why it took OP a month before their appeal. I guess they already have that defeatist mindset or they believe they've repeatedly done this wrong and now realized they aren't likely to get pardon.

The user with a banned account can't log in, can he?
So how is he active today? 

Perhaps OP is on permanent log in. It doesn't matter once a user set their account to permanently remain logged in because that account will show active whenever he opens that tab but he won't be able to post from it.