AI Spam Report Reference Thread

[Dark.Look]

User: Cheffe

If Bitcoin’s network grows too big, there could definitely be challenges with speed and higher fees during peak times. That’s why scaling solutions like the Lightning Network are so important — they help handle transactions off-chain to keep things fast and affordable. But overall, the core network has limits, so without these upgrades, congestion and fees could become a real problem.

gptzero: 100٪
sapling: 100٪
stealthwriter: 67٪
quillbot: 100٪

Miners’ role is definitely changing with all the automation and protocol upgrades. Quantum threats are a serious challenge, but it feels like we’re still figuring out real solutions. The network’s resilience will be key as this evolves. It’ll be interesting to see who steps up to maintain security and trust if miners step back

gptzero: 81٪
sapling: 99.8٪
stealthwriter: 100٪

Hey everyone,

I’ve been watching the recent buzz around BRC-20 tokens—and I can’t help but think we’re witnessing a genuine paradigm shift on the Bitcoin network. Remember when “tokenization” was an Ethereum-exclusive club? Now, with Ordinals and BRC-20s, Bitcoin is flexing its smart-contract muscles in ways we never imagined. Here’s why I think this could be the next DeFi frontier:

Native Scarcity Meets Programmability 🔥
Bitcoin’s fixed supply and battle-tested security give any token issued on top of it an instant aura of trust. BRC-20s inherit that rock-solid base layer, yet they can represent anything from stablecoins to governance rights. It’s scarcity plus utility—what’s not to love?

Minimalist Design, Maximum Impact 🚀
Instead of complex EVM machinery, BRC-20 leverages simple inscriptions: tiny bits of data baked into satoshis. That stripped-down approach means fewer attack surfaces, lower fees when the network behaves, and a more “Bitcoin-native” feel than crowded smart-contract chains.

Challenges on the Horizon ⚠️

Scalability & Fees: Ordinal activity can clog mempools, driving up costs for everyone.

UX & Tooling: Right now you need niche wallets and command-line tools to mint or trade. Mass adoption demands slick, user-friendly interfaces.

Regulatory Fog: As tokens on Bitcoin gain traction, will regulators treat BRC-20s like securities?

Why Now Matters ⏳
With Lightning Network integrations maturing and more wallets supporting inscriptions, the infrastructure is finally catching up. Developers are racing to build decentralized exchanges, lending protocols, and even automated market makers on top of BRC-20 foundations.

So here’s what I’d love to hear from this community:

Which BRC-20 project has impressed you the most so far—and why?

What are the killer real-world use cases you’d like to see tokenized on Bitcoin?

How do we prevent another “high-fee frenzy” and keep this ecosystem sustainable?

Let’s dive in and unpack whether Bitcoin’s token revolution is fleeting hype or the start of something truly game-changing. I can’t wait to read your thoughts!

stealthwriter: 100٪
copyleaks: 100٪ AI Content Found
quillbot: 77٪
originality: 94٪

Anyone else noticing the surge in discussion around DePIN (Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Networks)? Feels like it's becoming the new buzzword. Projects building everything from decentralized WiFi to energy grids. Is this just another crypto narrative cycle, or does it actually have the potential to bring real-world utility and adoption unlike previous trends? What specific projects in this space are you actually bullish on, if any, and why?

stealthwriter: 100٪
copyleaks: 100٪ AI Content Found
quillbot: 100٪

Just came across some news about BNB Chain’s roadmap through 2026 and wow, they’ve got some ambitious plans.

By late 2025, they want to crank up the network to handle 5000 DEX swaps per second — that’s seriously next-level stuff. To do this, they’re increasing the gas limit per block tenfold to 1 billion gas units. I mean, that’s a huge jump!

On top of that, they’re switching to a new Rust-based client which should make everything run smoother and faster. They’re also adding something called “super instructions” to speed up complex operations and improve how quickly the system accesses data.

If they pull this off, BNB Chain could really compete with the big centralized exchanges and even traditional finance platforms like Nasdaq.

Honestly, this sounds pretty exciting. If BNB Chain can really pull this off, it might change a lot of projects. What do you guys think?

copyleaks: 100٪ AI Content Found
stealthwriter: 100٪
gptzero: 100٪
sapling: 100٪

Hey, awesome topic!

You've hit on some really key points there. The idea of no holidays, 24/7 payments, and practically zero fees for international stuff is huge for businesses. Traditional banking feels so slow and expensive sometimes, especially across borders. Bitcoin just cuts through all that red tape.

It feels like a no-brainer on paper, right? But I'm always curious about the real-world side. What do you guys think are the biggest hurdles for businesses actually adopting Bitcoin for daily payments, beyond just holding it? Is it the volatility, the accounting complexities, or maybe just getting customers to use it?

Still, the potential for businesses to totally change how they handle money with crypto is mind-blowing

quillbot: 100٪
stealthwriter: 67%
gptzero: 100٪
originality: 100٪
copyleaks: 100٪ AI Content Found

Okay, Bitcoin ETFs were huge, no doubt. They brought in a ton of institutional money, and the price definitely reacted. But here’s something I’ve been thinking about: are they actually good for Bitcoin’s decentralization in the long run?

When big players like BlackRock hold massive amounts of BTC for their ETFs, doesn't that concentrate power? It feels like we're just trading one form of centralization (fiat banks) for another (institutional custody of BTC). Or am I overthinking this, and the wider adoption benefits totally outweigh this concern? What's your take? Does mainstream access come at a cost to the core Bitcoin ethos?
https://example.com/etf-custody-debate

copyleaks: 100٪ AI Content Found
gptzero: 100٪
sapling: 99.9٪
stealthwriter:86%

[Dark.Look]

A question @Igebotz,
Why is there no rule for AI spammers even if they repeat and keep posting AI-generated texts? We just give them a sweet smile and soft warning (a neutral tag)
Users get banned for plagiarism, but there is no punishment for AI spammers yet.
The interesting thing about AI spammers is they usually get paid in signature campaigns for these posts, while they won't even write the posts themselves.

[igebotz]

A question @Igebotz,
Why is there no rule for AI spammers even if they repeat and keep posting AI-generated texts? We just give them a sweet smile and soft warning (a neutral tag)
Users get banned for plagiarism, but there is no punishment for AI spammers yet.
The interesting thing about AI spammers is they usually get paid in signature campaigns for these posts, while they won't even write the posts themselves.

I can't tell you why but I can only tell you that theymos hasn't said anything about the use of AI - he sees everything and acts accordingly. ( Some insight in my last post.)

I can't speak about other managers but the campaign I manage, AI contents are not paid for, we manually go through every posts before payment. You can always tag campaign managers to your report or send a PM.

[Wonder Work]

Users get banned for plagiarism, but there is no punishment for AI spammers yet.

Although there is currently no punishment for AI spammers, the tagging punishment that is in place is considered a form of punishment. If posts using AI are detected, action is taken against the account accordingly. If posts using AI are caught, they are given a red tag. And an account given a red tag is not acceptable in a signature campaign. All campaign managers accept these after seeing them. Therefore, if any campaign manager makes a mistake, you can inform them.

But in the meantime, a question may arise for you, that is, why are there many reportable members whose accounts have one or two red tags, why are they kept in the campaign? In this answer, I will say that there are many reportable members, and their forum has a good reputation, and they have been kept for good-quality posts.

Currently, the forum is penalised for scams and AI-generated posts by using tags. And if you continue to engage in the same problematic behaviour repeatedly, you will be banned directly from the forum.

I can't speak about other managers but the campaign I manage, AI contents are not paid for, we manually go through every posts before payment. You can always tag campaign managers to your report or send a PM.

Yes, if there is a problem or if the AI post or any scam is involved, then the manager of that campaign can be informed if the user is participating in a campaign. But the managers of all the campaigns running in this forum are very good, they look at the posts and then count them. Still, if they have any mistake, they can be informed through PM. Moreover, no campaign manager pays for any AI post.

[adam.sandler]

User : silpersurfer


1.

Slots are the easiest type of gambling game to play because they don't require any special skills. While they're the easiest to win, they're also the easiest to lose.

Playing slots doesn't require any special skills, and they don't have complicated rules to understand; you simply press the spin button or even use the autoplay feature. However, it's important to understand that the potential losses in this game are very high, and the odds of winning and losing are not exactly equal. Therefore, having good self-control and emotional control are crucial.

I've played this type of gambling several times, and from my experience, every spin brings surprise and hope. I've even had a big win when there was only one spin left.

gptzero : 100٪
copyleaks: 100٪
originality : 84٪



2.

Success is a combination of opportunity and ability. Sometimes opportunities come, but we're not strong enough to seize them, and ultimately, we miss them. Therefore, to avoid missing out on every opportunity that comes our way, we must prepare now, learning every skill that will be useful for our future.

And it's undeniable that many people today have degrees but lack knowledge. They spend years studying, but they can't even master the material they've learned. They can't become experts in the fields they've studied for years. Ultimately, they end up as useless graduates, with their diplomas simply hanging in their living rooms as wall decorations.

copyleaks: 100٪
gptzero : 94٪ mixed
stealthwriter : 86٪


3.

If you think the Bundesliga is easier than the Premier League, let's see what Leverkusen, currently under the auspices of ETH, will achieve. If the Bundesliga is indeed easier, ETH should be able to deliver at least one domestic trophy, whether it's the Bundesliga title or the DFB-Pokal.

Furthermore, this season, Bayer Leverkusen will also be returning to the Champions League, Europe's most prestigious league. Last season, under Alonso, Leverkusen only managed to reach the round of 16. If the domestic league is indeed easy, then perhaps the real challenge lies here, in the Champions League. So, can ETH lead Leverkusen to a better performance in the Champions League?

copyleaks: 100٪
stealthwriter : 83٪
gptzero : 79٪

[memehunter]

If any REPUTABLE member thinks I should reconsider any of my tags (especially regarding AI) PLEASE don't even think twice before asking me. I have a policy of removing my tag after a certain number of posts (which differs from case to case but usually between 70-100). Below is an example of a typical PM I get (personal details removed) and my usual response (number of posts may vary). IMO, getting an AI tag should be a chance to improve post quality. What is your policy for revising the AI tag?

[_act_]

I can't speak about other managers but the campaign I manage, AI contents are not paid for, we manually go through every posts before payment. You can always tag campaign managers to your report or send a PM.

Yes, if there is a problem or if the AI post or any scam is involved, then the manager of that campaign can be informed if the user is participating in a campaign. But the managers of all the campaigns running in this forum are very good, they look at the posts and then count them. Still, if they have any mistake, they can be informed through PM. Moreover, no campaign manager pays for any AI post.

If you see an AI post and report it, it will be deleted if known that the person used AI to construct his post. This is what I have noticed about the use of AI on this forum. So it is very likely that the campaign manager will not even see the AI posts from who we believed is a good member.

About campaign managers counting post, I will still think that they will likely find it difficult if a gooy members used AI, unless such member are reported like how they are reported on this thread.

[lovesmayfamilis]

If any REPUTABLE member thinks I should reconsider any of my tags (especially regarding AI) PLEASE don't even think twice before asking me. I have a policy of removing my tag after a certain number of posts (which differs from case to case but usually between 70-100). Below is an example of a typical PM I get (personal details removed) and my usual response (number of posts may vary). IMO, getting an AI tag should be a chance to improve post quality. What is your policy for revising the AI tag?

I deleted the tag from this user only because I understood that he would still have it, knowing your method. In addition, I did not add a reference link, but my history contained his deleted posts with AI in case of his objections. After that, he publicly admitted that he used AI but promised to stop such behavior in the future. I see that the user introduced himself as a newbie, although now I doubt it again and think that he is someone's alt. Therefore, continue your policy of control, but this "newbie" must understand that once he has promised not to use AI and received trust and a chance in what he said, upon repeated detection, he can grab a red tag as an abuse of trust, which seems much worse. I do not delete PM.

[Bitcoin Smith]

User: shellyjackson

This user don't have more than 1 post, so can't follow the 3 post rule but using this as reference to use report to mod button.

Meme coins are quickly gaining ground in crypto as fun and effective ways to build communities and spark new kinds of investment. While often lighthearted in appearance, successful meme coin projects are driven by strong branding and innovative marketing strategies. For businessmen and startup companies exploring opportunities in this space, understanding what truly works can unlock great potential.
The most effective marketing strategies for meme coins begin with community building. A strong group of loyal users is what makes a meme coin work. Entrepreneurs should focus on creating interactive platforms, hosting Ask Me Anything (AMA) sessions, and encouraging user-generated content to drive organic growth. These strategies not only boost engagement but also foster a sense of belonging among holders.
Another key element is leveraging social media virality. Platforms like X (formerly Twitter), Reddit, and Telegram are crucial for spreading memes and updates. Timely, humorous, and relatable content often gets shared quickly, creating momentum. When you choose the right influencers to work with, you can also boost your credibility and impact.
Transparency and storytelling play important roles in branding. Businesses that communicate their mission, values, and roadmap build trust and loyalty. Showcasing behind-the-scenes development and progress updates can make a project and keep the community invested.
Gamification and reward systems, like airdrops, staking bonuses, and NFT partnerships, can turn inactive users into active promoters, which is a big deal. These strategies generate excitement while enhancing the coin's value proposition.
Meme coin Development is most successful when paired with a strong visual identity and consistent messaging. The right logo, catchy taglines, and theme connection across all channels differentiate a meme coin in a crowded market.
Startups entering this space should view meme coin marketing not just as promotion, but as storytelling and culture-building. It's not just about coins; it's about the movement itself.
The best marketing strategies for meme coins revolve around community, creativity, and consistency. By tapping into emotion, humor, and shared values, businesses can achieve exponential growth. For those looking to lead the next wave in crypto innovation, partnering with an experienced Meme coin Development Company can make all the difference.

Quillbot: 88% of text is likely AI
ZeroGPT: 69.2% AI
Sapling: 100%
Originality: 100% confident of AI usage

[adam.sandler]

User : ndutndut


1.

In fact, many young people now make content creation their primary job, as the income from content creation can exceed the monthly salary of a civil servant in my country. However, the main problem is initially finding an audience, as it's very difficult. It's no wonder that many content creators sometimes create a variety of content depending on their talents, ranging from the bizarre to the interesting, the educational, and even the vulgar, all of which they do simply to find an audience and go viral.

It must be acknowledged that the impact of current technological developments has had a significant impact on the economy. Many people are even starting to shy away from conventional jobs because becoming a content creator is more promising and can generate significant income. Another positive impact, of course, is the creation of jobs and even the government receiving revenue through taxes.

sapling: 100٪
gptzero : 97٪
originality : 83٪


2.

With Galatasaray's transfer to Napoli completed, with various conditions attached, we can conclude why other European teams haven't been as aggressive in signing Osimhen. Napoli had indeed imposed strict conditions. In addition to a 10% cut, they also had an anti-Serie A condition the player could not be sold to Serie A for two years. Naturally, these conditions prevented other elite clubs from acquiring Osimhen from Napoli.

In the end, only Galatasaray managed to sign Osimhen from Napoli permanently, and they undoubtedly considered their decision carefully, especially considering his impressive performances last season and his undoubted potential as a striker, especially when it comes to scoring goals. These considerations ultimately led to their decision, and Osimhen's future is now clear after complex negotiations between the two teams.

copyleaks: 100٪
sapling: 100٪
gptzero : 96٪
originality : 79٪


3.

If you're investing in Bitcoin and your goal is long-term, both strategies are suitable, whether you buy all at once or use the DCA method. It all depends on your goals and preferred investment strategy. Both carry their own risks, including the risk of missing out on good market opportunities.

If you buy all at once, when the price drops, you won't be able to buy any more because you'll run out of money. However, if you use DCA, when the price continues to rise and there's no further decline, you won't be able to capitalize on the low prices as before. Ultimately, it all depends on each individual's goals, but one thing's for sure: both strategies should be executed with cold hard cash, or money that's not related to daily needs. This is a crucial point.

sapling: 100٪
originality : 99٪
stealthwriter : 83٪
gptzero : 97٪

[nutildah]

User : ndutndut

You're pretty good at finding these guys. TBH I don't spend a whole lot of time wading through Gambling section megathreads, but these types of posts should still be deleted as they are meaningless blather that contributes nothing. Here's one more for now:

In my opinion, the best legacy we can leave our children includes a good education, good manners, and sound financial literacy. We shouldn't prioritize passing on wealth before passing on sound knowledge. Because without these three, no matter how much wealth we inherit, it will quickly disappear due to a lack of proper management, especially if we inherit crypto assets.

A good, quality education can open up opportunities for a brighter future for them. Before thinking about passing on wealth, it's more important to pass on knowledge first, especially financial literacy, good manners, and how to live life. Mastering these three will take them anywhere in the world; good manners will make them accepted wherever they are, and financial literacy will enable them to create financial freedom in the future.

Sapling: 100% Fake
Copyleaks: 100% AI-generated


I ran several of his other posts through detectors. They come back as Fake in Sapling but Human (or mostly human) in the other detectors.

[adam.sandler]

You're pretty good at finding these guys. TBH I don't spend a whole lot of time wading through Gambling section megathreads, but these types of posts should still be deleted as they are meaningless blather that contributes nothing.

I don't spend much time on this either.
I only get sensitive and check when the structure of the post seems strange to me (of course, there have been many times when my intuition has been wrong).

I ran several of his other posts through detectors. They come back as Fake in Sapling but Human (or mostly human) in the other detectors.

I have to say about this user and his posts that I also encountered cases of combining human and AI when reviewing, and some posts were even recognized as suspicious by two recognizers, but I avoid declaring that post until it is recognized by all three very reliable tools (almost in my opinion) or more.

[LoyceV]

What's the verdict on loveurself420?

I advise you not to use older versions, even if they reduce internet usage slightly, because they will make the download and synchronization process slower. At the same time, I suggest switching to a better internet connection

It sounds like chatbot verbal diarrhea, and it's just a reiteration (with added BS) of what I wrote above it, but it may be too short for AI detectors.

[loveurself420]

What's the verdict on loveurself420?

I advise you not to use older versions, even if they reduce internet usage slightly, because they will make the download and synchronization process slower. At the same time, I suggest switching to a better internet connection

and it's just a reiteration

We seem to have the same verdict apparently

[nutildah]

What's the verdict on loveurself420?

I advise you not to use older versions, even if they reduce internet usage slightly, because they will make the download and synchronization process slower. At the same time, I suggest switching to a better internet connection

and it's just a reiteration

We seem to have the same verdict apparently

Well there you have it, lol.

Reminds me a lot of this guy.

Why do you keep doing this? You're just destroying your own reputation.

[Ultegra134]

It's been a while since I last reported someone, but I'm trying to get back on track.

Starting off, with a repeated offender who doesn't seem to care about the AI usage. His posts seems to be mixed with AI, seems to have simply changed strategies. Other posts also show traces of AI.

User: lifeisnoteazy

Post 1.

Absolutely agree with you. Volatility is both the opportunity and the risk in this space. Setting clear profit targets and stop-loss levels is a must, especially when you're dealing with low-cap altcoins or memecoins.

Even with solid research, the market can flip fast I've seen good setups get wrecked just because BTC moved unexpectedly. That’s why I’ve been sticking to short-term plays with defined exits. ChainX gives early access, but it’s still up to us to manage risk properly.

Appreciate the reminder too many ignore this part of the game.

GPTZero: 100% AI Generated
Copyleaks: AI Content Detected
Undetectable: 58% AI

Post 2.

Saw this token called CSKY jump from $0.003 to $0.35 within hours now floating around $0.20. I’m not even surprised anymore but can’t lie, sometimes I wonder if there’s actually something behind these runs or if it’s just insiders flipping on thin liquidity.

Heard it’s connected to some “meme token incubator” concept, basically lets people launch meme coins without needing to code and the community votes on which ones move forward. There’s also something about keys and points involved but I didn’t bother looking too deep yet.

Anyone here actually understand how that whole model works? Or is it just another fancy label for the same old pump and dump cycle? Genuinely trying to figure out if it’s worth tracking or just one of those things you ignore after the first pump.

GPTZero: 100% AI Generated
Copyleaks: AI Content Detected
Undetectable: 0% AI
User: Hannah$

This user's post appear too good to be true, but most detectors don't show much AI usage, should require more investigation perhaps, or check with GoWinston or Originality. I'll check further tomorrow as I've run out of credits, it shows signs of paraphrasing.

Post 1.

Your words are very realistic and deeply observant. Mental stability, proper money management, and fundamental and technical analysis skills are essential for a successful trader. However, it is true that some of it depends on luck, but if you do not have proper knowledge about the market, you will have to face losses. Because the market does not always move logically; many times uncertainty and unexpected events affect the results of trades. I think a good trader can analyze his knowledge and build the future.

GPTZero: 51% AI (report shows signs of AI Paraphrasing)
Phrasly.ai: 20% AI, whole sentences written with AI.

Post 2.

I think your comment is very important. Holders and traders keep the network active and contribute to price growth. However, while it is absolutely true that the rotation of holders is "inevitable", it is necessary to look at the context a little deeper. The nature of Bitcoin is not just "to be sold" - many see it as an alternative to fiat money, digital gold, or a means of future financial freedom. For this reason, holders do not plan to sell it, but rather keep it for future generations. You are right, holders have to sell at some point - this is the reality of the market. However, many see Bitcoin as a future-proof asset, not just a trading tool.

Phrasly.ai: 20% AI, whole sentences written with AI.
GPTZero failed for some reason, displays error "Something went wrong".

[adam.sandler]

User: lifeisnoteazy

I checked some of the lifeisnoteazy posts and here are the results:

1.

Totally valid points  most people do lose money on memes, especially if they’re late. But it’s really about timing and knowing when to exit. Memes get the spotlight, but there are solid projects that also reward real contributions just less noisy. Balance is key: watch trends, but don’t ignore utility. mostly keep eyes on gems listed on some cex like Chainspot on Bingx, Binance Alpha and other place they trade meme based on merits

stealthwriter : 100٪
gptzero : 89٪
the-ghost-ai : Your text was detected as AI.


2.

Why do so many crypto projects talk about “utility” when what they’re really offering is speculation dressed up with buzzwords?

We’re told a token has "utility" because it can be staked or used in a game or gives access to some vague future roadmap. But real utility should solve real problems problems like trust, verification,

and liquidity in an ecosystem plagued by scams, misinformation, and illiquid assets.

what's your own standard way of judging project utility ?

stealthwriter : 100٪
gptzero : 75٪
the-ghost-ai : Your text was detected as AI.


These items that I added to your report illustrate the situation well.

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User: Hannah$

I have also reviewed several posts from this user that you reported and I am posting their results. Overall, we can conclude about this user.

1.

Yes, trading can indeed be a means to a better life, but it is a very risky and challenging field. Success is not guaranteed by following the rules or working hard alone—market uncertainty, mental stress, and financial risks also have to be taken into account. Many people suffer losses because of this. Therefore, it is important to have sufficient knowledge, practice, and learn risk management before getting into trading. For those who can handle these things efficiently, it is definitely a potential path to a better life. It requires hard work, discipline, mental control, and a continuous learning attitude. Trading can definitely bring positive changes in a person's life if the right strategies and rules are followed.

gptzero : 100٪
Copyleaks : 100%
originality : 100%


2.

"I realize that I'm losing a lot of money by gambling in the hope of getting something out of it. I played for fun at first, but now I understand that the risks behind it are quite high.
I used to think that it was possible to make money from gambling, but now I realize that it's a trap. So I'm trying to find a way out.
I used to gamble to forget about stress and depression for a while, but now I realize that it's a temporary relief, not a permanent solution."

Copyleaks : 100%
Sapling : 100%
the-ghost-ai : Your text was detected as AI.


3.

Thank you very much for your interest. Choosing a country to start a prop farm is really important – especially in terms of licensing and tax structure. Poland and Switzerland are popular markets because their regulatory framework is relatively stable. Our project is still in its early stages, but we will definitely share it with the btt community as soon as it goes live. Stay tuned!

Sapling : 100%
stealthwriter : 75٪
the-ghost-ai : Your text was detected as AI.

[Ultegra134]

~Snipped~

Good job and thank you for your contribution, I had checked quite a few users before I reached these two and barely had any credits left for the day. I also remembered that I didn't report their posts, so I'll go ahead and do that now. Hopefully, they'll get nuked.

Also, user @George Edward reached out to me to review his account to remove the neutral trust from him. I'll do a check and see if he's still using anything, because some posts look a lot more well-structured than others, and if he's okay, I'll remove the neutral tag from his account. Anyone else is also free to check his posts as well.

[lovesmayfamilis]

Also, user @George Edward reached out to me to review his account to remove the neutral trust from him. I'll do a check and see if he's still using anything, because some posts look a lot more well-structured than others, and if he's okay, I'll remove the neutral tag from his account. Anyone else is also free to check his posts as well.

I think people don't change, and you won't blame yourself for not removing his neutral tag. It's not that he should be pitied; he should be banned from the forum. He has plagiarized; you can check my report.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1926895.msg65637971#msg65637971

[Ultegra134]

I think people don't change, and you won't blame yourself for not removing his neutral tag. It's not that he should be pitied; he should be banned from the forum. He has plagiarized; you can check my report.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1926895.msg65637971#msg65637971

Great work! Yeah, I was considering to check his posts in an attempt to "forgive" him, but noticed that some posts look too well structured to be written by him. There was quite a difference between some of his posts and I guessed it was something fishy, and it's likely that it wasn't AI this time, but plagiarism, which you already found. He should have been banned since the first offence, but he wasn't. I'm hoping he ends up banned this time, because plagiarism is something that is against the rules of the forum.