Looks like he is still going strong with his posts.
No iron clad foot coming down on him yet. Or is everyone waiting for NamWorld to his appearance so to make his final verdict on this offender?
Topic: 80 Shit Posts In 1 day! How come this idiot is not banned yet ? (Read 1835 times)
What is the minimum post quality to be considered as a good poster?
We're talking about subjective definitions here.There's no hard way to measure "post quality", hence there can't be a minimum of X to be considered a "good poster".
If you write good stuff, you're a good poster. If you don't, you either should improve or cope up with the fact that people will call you a shitposter.
Also, people could disagree on someone being or not being a "good poster".
(Welp, this was kinda off-topic right here.)
What is the minimum post quality to be considered as a good poster?
No it didn't, liar. You've made well over 600 posts since June 1st. That's less than 1.5 months. You're a spammer posting non constructive posts to get signature payments.
You are a part of the problem.
Correct.Jaggurnaut is a spammer too.Mostly a farmed account and maybe another alt of ElmoisEvil to judge him by the post quality and the signature he is in.Although he tries to make his posts look like they're on topic but that's just for staying away from the ban.I'm sure we'd see this account with some red marks soon.
16. We don't count posts that has less than 100 characters on them.
No it didn't, liar. You've made well over 600 posts since June 1st. That's less than 1.5 months. You're a spammer posting non constructive posts to get signature payments.
You are a part of the problem.
hermanhs09 has been posting 200 posts a day also
In 5 days he had posted 980 posts.
Use 24 hours as a day, start when this thread started and go back 120 hours, or thereabout.
No it didn't, liar. You've made well over 600 posts since June 1st. That's less than 1.5 months. You're a spammer posting non constructive posts to get signature payments.
You are a part of the problem.
To stop fueling the fire and giving the spammer more to refute(which hes obviously losing that battle) why dont a few of you add namworld on skype and have him look at this thread, then he will prob drop the spammer from campaign. I am awaiting his response myself but once the spammer is dropped from a campaign he wont be allowed in any of the SMAS managed campaigns.
Heres namworlds skype if anyone cares to try with me
Heres namworlds skype if anyone cares to try with me
It is not good to post anyone's profile this way. You could have posted the name/ID simply,even though you know people are going to spam him for no real reason.
To stop fueling the fire and giving the spammer more to refute(which hes obviously losing that battle) why dont a few of you add namworld on skype and have him look at this thread, then he will prob drop the spammer from campaign. I am awaiting his response myself but once the spammer is dropped from a campaign he wont be allowed in any of the SMAS managed campaigns.
Heres namworlds skype if anyone cares to try with me
Heres namworlds skype if anyone cares to try with me
It is not good to post anyone's profile this way. You could have posted the name/ID simply,even though you know people are going to spam him for no real reason.
To stop fueling the fire and giving the spammer more to refute(which hes obviously losing that battle) why dont a few of you add namworld on skype and have him look at this thread, then he will prob drop the spammer from campaign. I am awaiting his response myself but once the spammer is dropped from a campaign he wont be allowed in any of the SMAS managed campaigns.
Heres namworlds skype if anyone cares to try with me
Heres namworlds skype if anyone cares to try with me
It is not good to post anyone's profile this way. You could have posted the name/ID simply,even though you know people are going to spam him for no real reason.
hermanhs09 has been posting 200 posts a day also
In 5 days he had posted 980 posts.
Use 24 hours as a day, start when this thread started and go back 120 hours, or thereabout.
User hermanhs09 has started posting "constructive" posts. Look at his previous posts now, it's all different from what it was. He does that so that when the campaign manager checks his posts, the manager wouldn't see his one liner posts unless the manager scrolls down at least 5 pages. Anyway, this user wouldn't stop spamming unless he gets banned from all signature campaigns. I can only imagine how disappointed he would be if Namworld didn't pay for his spam posts. 
Just see it and yea, you're right. But cant believe he did that so many post just within 1-2 mins from previous post.
User hermanhs09 has started posting "constructive" posts. Look at his previous posts now, it's all different from what it was. He does that so that when the campaign manager checks his posts, the manager wouldn't see his one liner posts unless the manager scrolls down at least 5 pages. Anyway, this user wouldn't stop spamming unless he gets banned from all signature campaigns. I can only imagine how disappointed he would be if Namworld didn't pay for his spam posts.
In this case, may I ask why he wasn't banned? I understand that banning a user isn't as simple as it sounds however, in such an extreme case of breaking the first rule of the forum, I can't think that a decision by a global mod would take very long.
I have no idea. I'll ping a global moderator now just in case that they haven't noticed it.I actually think he is a bit of a natural. His posts are a lot more readable than many. I wish him luck.
But 200 posts per day. If this is acceptable, I will have to seriously consider doing the same thing.
They most certainly are, but they still aren't what I'd call decently constructive posts. On top of that, considering the sheer number of the posts (980 in 5 days) a time-out is necessary. But 200 posts per day. If this is acceptable, I will have to seriously consider doing the same thing.
After a long conversation with namworld via Skype I will be monitoring all coinroll participants. I will start immediately after he provides a list of participants. Hes happy to help the smas team out
80 posts is nonsense compared to a 200+ post in one day by this guy > https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/cyaren-386988
hermanhs09 has been posting 200 posts a day also
In 5 days he had posted 980 posts.
Use 24 hours as a day, start when this thread started and go back 120 hours, or thereabout.
(op, i presume, was working in part days in his local time)
Quickly skimming through the last two pages: I've found zero posts that are worth reading.
Oh, well, many here suffer from that.
I actually think he is a bit of a natural. His posts are a lot more readable than many. I wish him luck.
But 200 posts per day. If this is acceptable, I will have to seriously consider doing the same thing.
$250 + for five "days work". I will certainly recommend to others.
Forum fucked. (even more)
I would be surprised if Namworld did anything. This type of cheap spam is probably the only thing keeping a dead site like Coinroll alive.
I thought it was a forum moderation problem. (not read that thread yet, going there now!)
I am not too clued up on policy here. Mods seem to not want to respond to me, except Lauda, as has been seen.
It's unfortunate that some campaigns don't care whether their members have negative rating or not, otherwise the people from DT could do something about this as well. Quickly skimming through the last two pages: I've found zero posts that are worth reading.
In this case, may I ask why he wasn't banned? I understand that banning a user isn't as simple as it sounds however, in such an extreme case of breaking the first rule of the forum, I can't think that a decision by a global mod would take very long.I would be surprised if Namworld did anything. This type of cheap spam is probably the only thing keeping a dead site like Coinroll alive.
In some sense he (Namworld) isn't really obliged to kick him out from the signature campaign but as you said 'I would be surprised if Namworld did anything'.I really wish there were some sort of action to be taken against campaigns (and managers) like this. They do nothing but exploit and degrade the forum for their own gain.
To stop fueling the fire and giving the spammer more to refute(which hes obviously losing that battle) why dont a few of you add namworld on skype and have him look at this thread, then he will prob drop the spammer from campaign. I am awaiting his response myself but once the spammer is dropped from a campaign he wont be allowed in any of the SMAS managed campaigns.
Heres namworlds skype if anyone cares to try with me
Thanks for providing the details Yahoo,I have already sent him a request.However this member hasn't learned his lesson yet,he is still on the spree to continue spamming the forum.He will be the first one to get kicked out of the campaign once Namworld replies on skype.Heres namworlds skype if anyone cares to try with me
I would be surprised if Namworld did anything. This type of cheap spam is probably the only thing keeping a dead site like Coinroll alive.
In some sense he (Namworld) isn't really obliged to kick him out from the signature campaign but as you said 'I would be surprised if Namworld did anything'.
To stop fueling the fire and giving the spammer more to refute(which hes obviously losing that battle) why dont a few of you add namworld on skype and have him look at this thread, then he will prob drop the spammer from campaign. I am awaiting his response myself but once the spammer is dropped from a campaign he wont be allowed in any of the SMAS managed campaigns.
Heres namworlds skype if anyone cares to try with me
Thanks for providing the details Yahoo,I have already sent him a request.However this member hasn't learned his lesson yet,he is still on the spree to continue spamming the forum.He will be the first one to get kicked out of the campaign once Namworld replies on skype.Heres namworlds skype if anyone cares to try with me
I would be surprised if Namworld did anything. This type of cheap spam is probably the only thing keeping a dead site like Coinroll alive.
To stop fueling the fire and giving the spammer more to refute(which hes obviously losing that battle) why dont a few of you add namworld on skype and have him look at this thread, then he will prob drop the spammer from campaign. I am awaiting his response myself but once the spammer is dropped from a campaign he wont be allowed in any of the SMAS managed campaigns.
Heres namworlds skype if anyone cares to try with me
Thanks for providing the details Yahoo,I have already sent him a request.However this member hasn't learned his lesson yet,he is still on the spree to continue spamming the forum.He will be the first one to get kicked out of the campaign once Namworld replies on skype. Heres namworlds skype if anyone cares to try with me
80 posts is nonsense compared to a 200+ post in one day by this guy > https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/cyaren-386988
That guy has been banned for some time now. I've spotted him not long ago. So this guy hermanhs09 from Coinroll signature campaign posts over 80 times in a day and over 170 posts in 2 days.I know forum doesn't have posting limit regulations but this cunt definitely deserves a temp ban.Not like his posts are very constructive and all.Thoughts ?
It's unfortunate that some campaigns don't care whether their members have negative rating or not, otherwise the people from DT could do something about this as well. Quickly skimming through the last two pages: I've found zero posts that are worth reading. 
80 posts is nonsense compared to a 200+ post in one day by this guy > https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/cyaren-386988
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