bitzizzix - Changed hands or not?

[Stalker22]

If changed hands isn't a matter and doesn't deserve to get negative feedback, I think the unofficial rule about account sales should be changed. So it will be helpful for many users including me for not discuss about changed hands anymore.

18. Having multiple accounts and account sales are allowed, but account sales are discouraged.

The rule specifically refers to the sale of accounts, not the change of hands. Furthermore, there is no mention in the rules of any negative tagging for the change of account ownership. This is a matter left to the discretion of the community members to evaluate.

In my opinion, changing hands is not a valid reason for neg. tag, unless there is an indication that the account is being used for bad things or a scam, or the account is linked to a previously neg. tagged account.

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[Solosanz]

Alright thanks everyone to explain about the changed hands matter, this is the reason why I create this thread to get the communities' view and I didn't directly painted the account in order to not misusing DT's power.

And not all accounts that changed hands were actually sold; we have seen three or four cases in the past where loved ones took over their late father/relative's account to participate in forum discussions, and the majority of them end up being positive contributors to the forum.

Can you link me to the post where the user declare if the account was changed ownership? because I've not heard about this before.

So the conclusion in this thread, it's high likely the account was changed hands, but it doesn't deserve to get negative trust. I will keep this thread open, maybe someone want to post about something related with this thread.

[yahoo62278]

I didn't get a response, even though I saw the account online when I sent the PM. But this does not mean anything; I never said that this account violated something.
There was a question: "Bitzizzix: Changed hands or not? Answer: Yes, I changed it.
Otherwise, if Bitzizzix wants to prove otherwise, he can answer me.
Further, since the change was made a long time ago, there are no claims against the owner.
The topic can be closed.

Why a changed hands account didn't receive negative feedback? changed hands is changed hands, I've check many accounts were get negative feedback due to changed hands.

Assuming it's true the account changed hands, then why the person didn't create his own account? there's should be a reason behind this.

If changed hands isn't a matter and doesn't deserve to get negative feedback, I think the unofficial rule about account sales should be changed. So it will be helpful for many users including me for not discuss about changed hands anymore.

18. Having multiple accounts and account sales are allowed, but account sales are discouraged.

The rule is a general rule and should be followed by everyone on the forum, but there are instances where the community will and should step in. For example, say my account is sold. Someone could use my account to do a lot of bad on this forum. DT member, highly trusted, Legendary, and a manager at times. A highly reputable account like that changes hands, then all DT will likely tag to prevent someone from stealing thousands of dollars.

What you do by asking these questions is good and bad. Bring more evidence before slinging the mud on the wall.

[lovesmayfamilis]

And not all accounts that changed hands were actually sold; we have seen three or four cases in the past where loved ones took over their late father/relative's account to participate in forum discussions, and the majority of them end up being positive contributors to the forum.

Can you link me to the post where the user declare if the account was changed ownership? because I've not heard about this before.

I remember this story. The rookie claimed to have taken over his father's account. The account was not of high rank. But you can see that the users did not justify the actions of the "son" by suggesting that he start his own account.
The person left the forum, either accepting the proposal of the members of the forum and starting all over again, or out of resentment that people did not accept his truth.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5410187.msg60767449#msg60767449
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5410669.msg60793516#msg60793516

[Igebotz]

And not all accounts that changed hands were actually sold; we have seen three or four cases in the past where loved ones took over their late father/relative's account to participate in forum discussions, and the majority of them end up being positive contributors to the forum.

Can you link me to the post where the user declare if the account was changed ownership? because I've not heard about this before.

So the conclusion in this thread, it's high likely the account was changed hands, but it doesn't deserve to get negative trust. I will keep this thread open, maybe someone want to post about something related with this thread.

I'm too lazy to dig up the links, but I'm hoping someone can - the user in question was tagged by the OP, but other DT members retaliated by leaving positive feedback on the account after the OP refused to untag/change his feedback.

When a highly rated account (DT, Staff, Manager) changes hands, the community can decide to tag such an account with Neg to prevent such account from being used in a scam attempt, but in this case Bitzizzix does not belong to any of those categories, whether sold or not, he poses no threat to the system, and he has done nothing wrong in the past. Account sales were not a problem in the past because most accounts were used as collateral for loans here on the forum, accounts were traded as digital goods, used for auctions, and all sorts of other things.

Edit: lovemayfamilies.... That's it

The person left the forum, either accepting the proposal of the members of the forum and starting all over again, or out of resentment that people did not accept his truth

The little kid got discouraged and left.

[Rikafip]

The person left the forum, either accepting the proposal of the members of the forum and starting all over again, or out of resentment that people did not accept his truth.

I think that the reason for leaving was those deleted duplicated topics (which are against forum rules) and not because people didn't believe her story about taking over her father's account, as she said so herself.

She probably didn't have much experience with forums because if she did, she would know that bitcointalk is probably the least restrictive forum (at the least restrictive that I know of) when it comes to freedom of speech as she complained about that in her leaving message.