tl;dr version: "Rather than provide proof of our hardware designs or any substantial information at all, please allow me to go for ad hominem attacks."
Taras and TheRealSteve is #1 Spammers + Scammer, I will proof it and Audience will decide it,
I'll be happy to let the audience decide
Actually, the link you should go for is the editing history:
https://en.bitcoin.it/w/index.php?title=Mining_hardware_comparison&action=historyYou'll find that Taras only made the final edit. I was the one who initially commented out (note: not even removed) your listing simply because all signs point to your hardware not existing. Later I decided to leave it in, believing that the interwiki link to BitHashMiner would land people on a page pointing visitors to this forum thread anyway. I did place it further down the list as the list is in alphabetical order (the table sort module is disabled or not implemented), after which you repeatedly put it back at the top until I pointed out exactly where to find the BitHashMiner entry.
Now is question what they have authority to remove BitHashMiner,
It's a wiki - anybody can add (let me get back to that in 5... 4...) or remove content from it. Basically, I have the same level of authority as you do, but certainly less than moderators / admins.
Honestly, I wouldn't know - I only looked at your entry due to this forum thread. I'd be happy to remove the EMIC or Achilles Labs or whatever other shady entry, but only after I review them. People more familiar with those outfits - e.g. Luke-Jr who repeatedly tried to remove the Achilles Labs entry before - are certainly welcome to do so as well.
On the up side, if EMIC is truly the only one you could single out there, then that list really isn't doing too bad at all.
if they are all legitimate then why there showing this:
Note that products which have not shipped, especially by new vendors, may be scams! Be sure to research any of these intensely before giving them any money.[/b]
3... 2... 1...
because anybody can edit it and add any entry pointing to whatever they want. The warning up there is thus a general reminder to visitors of the wiki that they should be wary of new entries.
But Question is what is Authority have to Taras and TheRealSteve, In reality they have no Authority and on
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Mining_hardware_comparison showing legitimate and scam and people will self decide who are scam or who are legitimate , Taras, TheRealSteve not will decide what they are doing spammy things on wiki.
Sorry, that's not how I believe being a good community member works. We shouldn't just throw people into the pit and let them fend for themselves. If we did, then that page would be a lot longer, and the number of scam companies would certainly outnumber the ones that are legitimate.
In fact Taras and TheRealSteve is big gang mafia who don't want anyone work with freedom but if any company will give them money they they will say it is good company 1 example already showing in this post
I only skimmed the thread again, but could you point out where anybody said that if you gave them money they would say your company, or any other company, would be described as 'good'?
I do see several suggestions of sending hardware to a trusted member of the forum (and no, I'm not one of those trusted members, do a search to find out who are. It's a very short list.), and the only thing I specifically said about that was:
I'm not saying you have to send out free miners - I don't even agree with that practice
Taras didn't even enter this thread until his post to point out that he locked your wiki account.
I Guarantee that Taras and TheRealSteve also will try to remove me from this Forum
That's a potential fallacy of self-fulfilling prophecy - I can assure you that if I wanted to do so, I would have 1. made a post in the Scam Accusations section and 2. reported this thread to the moderators. I have done none of these things so far, and I'm not inclined to do so in the future either as this thread is an excellent reminder to others to be vigilant even to this day.
Thank you.
You're welcome