Nobody is above the law

[Barikui1]

As a newbie that I am in this forum, I have been very observant in things that have be going on in this forum, but one thing that stands out too me that I found really impressive is the law, and measures put in place to do follow up on defaulter.

No body is above the law, an this forum demonstrate that to the greatest effect that I have ever experience.

Sometimes we do make mistakes as humans that we are, but in order for the forum to be transparent and clean the law and the standard need to be maintained.
Too me the forum have really lived up to the hype in terms of knowledge and discipline.

[Gladitorcomeback]

This is unique quality of this forum, you will not see in any other forum. DT members are doing there job honestly. Indeed This forum is a best place for getting full knowledge about any financial topic especially cryptocurrency. This is why here no tolerance for spam/scam or any misguides.

Many members signups here including me as a beginner and then learned a lot in short period which is not possible in other social platform. Youtube, twitter are also place of earning but influencers will also misguide you because mostly are hired by projects.  There are also some compaign manage by reputed members to improve quality which is plus point for meaningful content.

Providing a good posting quality is essential to keep Bitcointalk’s role as an important source of Bitcoin-related content, with hopefully some new people signing up here and of course, established members staying active and not leaving Bitcointalk.

[EluguHcman]

As a newbie that I am in this forum, I have been very observant in things that have be going on in this forum, but one thing that stands out too me that I found really impressive is the law, and measures put in place to do follow up on defaulter.

No body is above the law, an this forum demonstrate that to the greatest effect that I have ever experience.

Yes nobody is above the laws here in the forum and every manners of misconducts is worth a collective sanctioning measures but at OP, I don't think your outstanding of being that much impressed about this law is a good start for you as newbie.
Do you tend to pull unnecessary muscles with those that has been here before you?
I think what should impress you the most here in the forum is the accountabilities of what you have acquired with an utmost importance of how you could grow through the aids and the idealistic contributions of those who are not only here before you but also as those who are experienced with profitable knowledge for you to be enhanced and actualizes your goal of being here.

[Faisal2202]

Sometimes we do make mistakes as humans that we are, but in order for the forum to be transparent and clean the law and the standard need to be maintained.
Too me the forum have really lived up to the hype in terms of knowledge and discipline.

Indeed, this forum has maintained a law-friendly environment, and the one who tries to disobey it will be tagged as a criminal then it is up to people to be careful of these criminals or not, (No offense to those who have got the negative tag, I just used criminal words as a metaphor, so don't take things for sure). I was also amazed to see the police on this forum and how active they are.

But recently a member, died and he used to be a spam buster, I hope his place will be filled by some other member and it will. Because nothing remains empty for so long, positions are refilled. Well, this forum has grown a lot, I am saying it because I recently got to use another forum ALTT, which is also awesome but things are different there and other things too. What I am trying to say is the law and regulation system is also a little different here and there. I am not saying any of the both bad ones, just saying there is a difference.

[GiftedMAN]

Sometimes we do make mistakes as humans that we are, but in order for the forum to be transparent and clean the law and the standard need to be maintained.
Too me the forum have really lived up to the hype in terms of knowledge and discipline.

The forum rules are not so difficult that one can't abide by them and the rules are not something very different from what we have known outside here, I believe even in high school we had the opportunity to experience some of the rules here  I don't think the rules are that difficult. Talking about the the transparency of the forum, I think transparency is one of the things that has made the forum to be very standard because the rules doesn't favour certain people and punish others, the judgements and penalties for the offenders and rule breakers are same likewise the rewards for good forum users.

[encryptogon]

As a newbie that I am in this forum, I have been very observant in things that have be going on in this forum, but one thing that stands out too me that I found really impressive is the law, and measures put in place to do follow up on defaulter.

No body is above the law, an this forum demonstrate that to the greatest effect that I have ever experience.

Sometimes we do make mistakes as humans that we are, but in order for the forum to be transparent and clean the law and the standard need to be maintained.
Too me the forum have really lived up to the hype in terms of knowledge and discipline.

Rules are important to make this forum valuable and improves the quality of the service. There are many threads open on this forum against scammers, they are helping this forum big time and that too without any payments etc. They are doing a great service to the community.
 This topic is coming right at the top of the forum "Mixers will no longer be allowed after Jan 1" shows how active the forum management is in protecting this community.

[hugeblack]

Sooo? Frankly, I did not understand the purpose of this topic, but if you are a good member and publish high-quality topics, you may be given a second chance, such as banning signatures for a year or two. It is true that Nobody is above the law but the more your intentions was good and your posts are useful, the less the punishment will be.

[sujonali1819]

Sometimes we do make mistakes as humans that we are, but in order for the forum to be transparent and clean the law and the standard need to be maintained.

Is not it maintained as you expected? Or what did you try to let us know here?

The forum low/rules are not too complicated. As a newbie, you can feel it's complicated but if you read the rules carefully and try to keep yourself clean after a certain period you feel everything good. 

I did not understand the purpose of this topic,

Same here.

[Lucius]

Sooo? Frankly, I did not understand the purpose of this topic...
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I think that the OP is just fascinated with the rules and organization of this forum, although he completely wrongly calls it some kind of law, which of course has nothing to do with the truth. The forum is privately owned, the rules are unofficial, and for those who have been on the forum for a long time, we know very well that these rules are sometimes very selectively enforced.


As for laws in general, in real life they are also very selective and do not apply to everyone in the same way. If by any chance the laws apply equally to everyone, the world will be a much better place than it is.

[tabas]

In every platform there are clear rules that must be obeyed. Do something against it and you'll have to deal with the consequences. The enforcement of the forum rules are being implemented 24/7 and yes, probably OP is just amazed on how the forum goes and the members obeying the rules.

Too me the forum have really lived up to the hype in terms of knowledge and discipline.

Well, that's some kind of unique introduction of yourself in here. Probably you haven't been welcomed yet and with your month of stay here, you're just fascinated with how it goes. So, here comes my greetings and welcome to you. 

[348Judah]

As a newbie that I am in this forum, I have been very observant in things that have be going on in this forum, but one thing that stands out too me that I found really impressive is the law, and measures put in place to do follow up on defaulter.

No one us above the law here, if you're interested in staying here then you must be law abiding, there are rules and regulations that guides the stay of everyone here, until we go by them before we can be assumed a member of this noble community if not one will be banned which is the quickest way to make you force-leave the forum when you're being denied access of making a post, everyone active or not abides by the law.

[alastantiger]

As for laws in general, in real life they are also very selective and do not apply to everyone in the same way. If by any chance the laws apply equally to everyone, the world will be a much better place than it is.

Thank you Lucius for saying it as it is.

Some people are not per say above the law but based on their reputation they community looks the other way.

It is just like being a  traffic police, sometimes a road user may be let off with a warning and while another person may be given a ticket. To be fair, I have seen both newbies and oldies being given a second chance. The former based on lack of experience while the latter because someone put in a good word for them.

[Barikui1]

Sooo? Frankly, I did not understand the purpose of this topic,

Please no misinterpretation of the thread, i only decide to create this thread base on an argument I had with someone on this forum yesterday, so after everything, I have go back to the rules an guidelines of the forum to know who's right or wrong.

During my findings I discovered so many things I never knew of, which warrant me to write this, please I mean no offense.

[macson]

As a newbie that I am in this forum, I have been very observant in things that have be going on in this forum, but one thing that stands out too me that I found really impressive is the law, and measures put in place to do follow up on defaulter.

No body is above the law, an this forum demonstrate that to the greatest effect that I have ever experience.

Sometimes we do make mistakes as humans that we are, but in order for the forum to be transparent and clean the law and the standard need to be maintained.
Too me the forum have really lived up to the hype in terms of knowledge and discipline.

you did the right thing, you learned from your past mistakes, yes i am also very happy with this forum, if there is a single member who can escape the rules in this forum, everything is very strict and neatly arranged.  It is impossible for your account's reputation to be bad if you have contributed greatly and never violated the forum rules.  Since i created an account on this forum, i have tried my best not to give my account a bad reputation, for this reason, always avoid doing things that are strictly prohibited on this forum, it's not a difficult matter.

[Ndabagi01]

If there are no rules and regulations governing a place or community like this one, it will be littered with so many things that it will become a hub for irrelevant, uninteresting discussions as well as a potential nesting place for scammers. The rules here may not be perfect, unofficial, biassed, or whatever else you may think, but the fact that they are not supposed to be above anyone is what makes it almost a perfect place to be involved in. The rules are one of the things that keep the forum clean and deter people who come with negative intentions to influence the forum. Overall, rules and regulations are essential for any forum to thrive.

[Hewlet]

As a newbie that I am in this forum, I have been very observant in things that have be going on in this forum, but one thing that stands out too me that I found really impressive is the law, and measures put in place to do follow up on defaulter.

No body is above the law, an this forum demonstrate that to the greatest effect that I have ever experience.

Sometimes we do make mistakes as humans that we are, but in order for the forum to be transparent and clean the law and the standard need to be maintained.
Too me the forum have really lived up to the hype in terms of knowledge and discipline.

true, nobody is above the laws and regulations guiding the forum. The same rules that a newbie is expected to follow in terms of ensuring that his post isn't considered a copied one or one that passes the wrong information, that's what is expected of a member, full member and the rest of the ranked members of the forum. As a matter of fact, your rank should be folly reflected in your ability to obeying the forums ruled and regulations and if you starts defaulting the ruled of the forum, it won't take time before you lsmd yourself in serious trouble

[nakamura12]

The forum rules is what keep this forum less spammers and giving warning to other forum members when a certain forum member have red tag or negative trust that should be avoided at all cost. If there's no forum rules then this forum would have more scammers and more spammers then post that are good/high quality would be hard to find. A rules is what makes a forum or even a community in check.

[hatshepsut93]

No body is above the law, an this forum demonstrate that to the greatest effect that I have ever experience.

A few years ago there was a guy with a lot alt accounts who defrauded a signature campaign by enrolling all the alts. He managed to make a lot of money before getting caught, probably thousands of dollars worth of BTC per month. He only got caught because he reused the same Bitcoin address and someone vigilant enough spotted it.

Now imagine how many such violations have gone under the radar. There's no such thing as perfect order, but this forum is doing decent job at trying to keep it clean.

[HajiBagi]

As a newbie that I am in this forum, I have been very observant in things that have be going on in this forum, but one thing that stands out too me that I found really impressive is the law, and measures put in place to do follow up on defaulter.

No body is above the law, an this forum demonstrate that to the greatest effect that I have ever experience.

Sometimes we do make mistakes as humans that we are, but in order for the forum to be transparent and clean the law and the standard need to be maintained.
Too me the forum have really lived up to the hype in terms of knowledge and discipline.

The forum is not only for knowledgeable people; it is also for those who wish to learn new things. It is apparent that no one is above the law, and even if you are perfect, you will make mistakes occasionally. You should focus on learning the topics you are interested in learning about, especially cryptocurrency. The forum also has rules, which you should abide by because, in any organisation or setting where many goals are accomplished, rules are necessary. The only advice I can give you regarding the forum is to read the rules, make sure your topic is well-written, and have good ideas for your response when you wish to respond in person. If you follow these guidelines, I don't think you will have any issues here.

[Peanutswar]

All of the community have their rules, and regulation the same with the forum heads wants to make the forum clean of people who does not want to engage here as of contributor and are only to scam, this forum consist of a lot of knowledge, experience, journeys and more that might help you towards with your path taking, follow all of the guides pinned in every thread you've visiting so you don't need to worry too much to the things you are doing while you are here in the forum. Enjoy the knowledge and apply the learnings.