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sr. member
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August 06, 2014, 11:13:17 AM
I'm trying to compile a list of forums and communities where such posts are more welcome. This is even what badbear suggested. Hop in and give me your suggestions.

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.8195945

This is such a shame.  Now we need to seek others forums because administrators won't allow pertinent information to be posted in the threads here. Sad
legendary
Activity: 2394
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Leading Crypto Sports Betting & Casino Platform
August 06, 2014, 11:08:50 AM
To be honest, why cater to this section and altcoins at all?

You changed your name again? What are you trying to hide?
vip
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Merit: 1042
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August 06, 2014, 10:58:20 AM
To be honest, why cater to this section and altcoins at all?
newbie
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August 06, 2014, 05:58:33 AM
Thanks to the mods for finally enacting a rule about advertising on threads. Hopefully we will see some of the other needed changes that have been discussed around here as well.

yeah the best would be if they simply shut down site.... Forum without informations is dead anyway...
full member
Activity: 123
Merit: 104
August 06, 2014, 04:56:53 AM
Thanks to the mods for finally enacting a rule about advertising on threads. Hopefully we will see some of the other needed changes that have been discussed around here as well.
legendary
Activity: 2394
Merit: 1412
Leading Crypto Sports Betting & Casino Platform
August 06, 2014, 04:10:59 AM
I'm trying to compile a list of forums and communities where such posts are more welcome. This is even what badbear suggested. Hop in and give me your suggestions.

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.8195945
legendary
Activity: 1932
Merit: 1003
August 05, 2014, 11:27:17 PM
Seems unfair to legit pools, exchanges, shops, etc. can't advertise their info in the announcements yet scam devs can list new coins daily.  Seriously, BCT should consider offering a premium membership with an annual fee in order to create a new thread topic in the announcements and also to allow pools and businesses to advertise freely. Just a thought.
hero member
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August 05, 2014, 05:19:39 PM
This is not fair for the pool owners,they are losing money this way and new users.

Tell me about it, the following post was deleted by a mod:
http://Palestine.minerpools.com UP
HOW IS THAT CONSIDERED SPAM?? I launched the pool 24hrs late and had to let people know about it.
What are we supposed to do now, smoke signals??
legendary
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Merit: 1000
August 05, 2014, 02:32:25 PM
This is not fair for the pool owners,they are losing money this way and new users.
hero member
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Merit: 1002
August 05, 2014, 02:19:43 PM
Wow this is stupid..

Pool operators are going to notify coins when they've added them. Blatant repeating spam sure, but goodluck trying to stop pool operators from letting the coin's community know they've added their coin with a reasonable reply in the thread.

Ridiculous rule is ridiculous.

This is nothing but a money grubbing rule. (They want you to pay for ad-space instead of posting for free. Which btw.. DOESNT WORK because pool operators need to target the individual coins..)

Get your shit together mods.. don't be like that. Please fix this rule.

they're not asking for money, and pool operators are already breaking this rule.  I did twice today already on the legitcoin and onyxcoin threads after other pools posted they were up and hashing, I didn't want to be unnoticed.

Yes they are, doesn't matter if they are doing it directly or not that's how it plays out.

Pool operators have to post in the thread when they add a coin to their pool. That's just how it works.
hero member
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Banned: For Your Protection
August 05, 2014, 02:18:03 PM
hero member
Activity: 602
Merit: 500
August 05, 2014, 01:23:41 PM
Wow this is stupid..

Pool operators are going to notify coins when they've added them. Blatant repeating spam sure, but goodluck trying to stop pool operators from letting the coin's community know they've added their coin with a reasonable reply in the thread.

Ridiculous rule is ridiculous.

This is nothing but a money grubbing rule. (They want you to pay for ad-space instead of posting for free. Which btw.. DOESNT WORK because pool operators need to target the individual coins..)

Get your shit together mods.. don't be like that. Please fix this rule.

they're not asking for money, and pool operators are already breaking this rule.  I did twice today already on the legitcoin and onyxcoin threads after other pools posted they were up and hashing, I didn't want to be unnoticed.
hero member
Activity: 938
Merit: 1002
August 05, 2014, 12:40:02 PM
Wow this is stupid..

Pool operators are going to notify coins when they've added them. Blatant repeating spam sure, but goodluck trying to stop pool operators from letting the coin's community know they've added their coin with a reasonable reply in the thread.

Ridiculous rule is ridiculous.

This is nothing but a money grubbing rule. (They want you to pay for ad-space instead of posting for free. Which btw.. DOESNT WORK because pool operators need to target the individual coins..)

Get your shit together mods.. don't be like that. Please fix this rule.
hero member
Activity: 574
Merit: 500
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August 05, 2014, 11:23:39 AM
Wow. For the guys suggesting one post per thread, how exactly do you expect us to enforce that? There is no easy way to see how many times someone has posted in a particular thread. Even looking through the post history won't work because you can easily change the subject of a post to hide what thread you're posting in, not to mention that's too time consuming. Also all you'd have to do is delete the old post, since mods can't see deleted posts (and I suspect more than one of you who suggested this knew that).

Isn't that why there's the "Report to Moderator" link in the lower right corner of every single post, so we can bring a post to your (the MOD's) attention?  If a pool/exchange/etc is spamming a thread with their service, then it should be up to the users to report said spam, to the MODS, then you can take action. 

I think it would take up far less of your time for it to work this way, yes?  I'm guessing right now, to in-force this rule you have to look at every new post on every thread to make sure someone isn't advertising. I'm sure your time could be spent doing much better things.


Does that sound like a good solution?

Yes but the russian and chinese scam pools will report every other pool causing a bunch of shit for the mods

Damn bro, I hadn't thought of that, the DDOS scam pools
hero member
Activity: 602
Merit: 500
August 05, 2014, 10:56:54 AM
Wow. For the guys suggesting one post per thread, how exactly do you expect us to enforce that? There is no easy way to see how many times someone has posted in a particular thread. Even looking through the post history won't work because you can easily change the subject of a post to hide what thread you're posting in, not to mention that's too time consuming. Also all you'd have to do is delete the old post, since mods can't see deleted posts (and I suspect more than one of you who suggested this knew that).

Isn't that why there's the "Report to Moderator" link in the lower right corner of every single post, so we can bring a post to your (the MOD's) attention?  If a pool/exchange/etc is spamming a thread with their service, then it should be up to the users to report said spam, to the MODS, then you can take action. 

I think it would take up far less of your time for it to work this way, yes?  I'm guessing right now, to in-force this rule you have to look at every new post on every thread to make sure someone isn't advertising. I'm sure your time could be spent doing much better things.


Does that sound like a good solution?

Yes but the russian and chinese scam pools will report every other pool causing a bunch of shit for the mods
sr. member
Activity: 350
Merit: 250
https://cryptassist.io
August 05, 2014, 10:22:45 AM
Wow. For the guys suggesting one post per thread, how exactly do you expect us to enforce that? There is no easy way to see how many times someone has posted in a particular thread. Even looking through the post history won't work because you can easily change the subject of a post to hide what thread you're posting in, not to mention that's too time consuming. Also all you'd have to do is delete the old post, since mods can't see deleted posts (and I suspect more than one of you who suggested this knew that).

Isn't that why there's the "Report to Moderator" link in the lower right corner of every single post, so we can bring a post to your (the MOD's) attention?  If a pool/exchange/etc is spamming a thread with their service, then it should be up to the users to report said spam, to the MODS, then you can take action. 

I think it would take up far less of your time for it to work this way, yes?  I'm guessing right now, to in-force this rule you have to look at every new post on every thread to make sure someone isn't advertising. I'm sure your time could be spent doing much better things.


Does that sound like a good solution?
hero member
Activity: 602
Merit: 500
August 05, 2014, 09:45:36 AM
Wow. For the guys suggesting one post per thread, how exactly do you expect us to enforce that? There is no easy way to see how many times someone has posted in a particular thread. Even looking through the post history won't work because you can easily change the subject of a post to hide what thread you're posting in, not to mention that's too time consuming. Also all you'd have to do is delete the old post, since mods can't see deleted posts (and I suspect more than one of you who suggested this knew that).

And yes, you guys are right when listing the problems inherent with using this forum as the sole source of information about an altcoin, along with a thousand other coins. Which is the reason people spam in the first place, because there is no specific board for mining a particular coin, or for services for a coin, or whatever else. The only real answer is to setup coin specific forums, any serious coin will do this. The rest are pump and dumps, or scams that won't be around long enough, and we aren't going to cater to them. We won't setup coin specific boards here either. Spamming is a crutch people have used to get around these limitations, and it's getting out of hand.


Sure, agreed, it'll be impossible to enforce one post per thread.  Why not allow a single line of text though?

http://new.chickenstrips.net is up and hashing.

That shouldn't shit up the threads as much.  I think the graphics and logos are stupid anyway, I don't think any of the other pools would care either if you said: "no pictures, one line of text, don't spam, or your ass is banned"

An overwhelming majority of people think this new rule is too draconian, they actually want the information from the pool ops etc.  No one gives a shit about logos and pictures, that's spam and I agree it's annoying.
full member
Activity: 182
Merit: 100
August 05, 2014, 06:26:21 AM
Wow. For the guys suggesting one post per thread, how exactly do you expect us to enforce that?

That's not our problem really. A blanket ban on all posts pool related isn't the answer though.

And yes, you guys are right when listing the problems inherent with using this forum as the sole source of information about an altcoin, along with a thousand other coins. Which is the reason people spam in the first place, because there is no specific board for mining a particular coin, or for services for a coin, or whatever else. The only real answer is to setup coin specific forums, any serious coin will do this. The rest are pump and dumps, or scams that won't be around long enough, and we aren't going to cater to them. We won't setup coin specific boards here either. Spamming is a crutch people have used to get around these limitations, and it's getting out of hand.

You're still not addressing our concerns. We need to be able to give updates about pools in a timely manner. It isn't spam. It's only spam when it's unnecessary and/or repeated many times.
legendary
Activity: 1652
Merit: 1127
August 05, 2014, 04:45:03 AM
Wow. For the guys suggesting one post per thread, how exactly do you expect us to enforce that? There is no easy way to see how many times someone has posted in a particular thread. Even looking through the post history won't work because you can easily change the subject of a post to hide what thread you're posting in, not to mention that's too time consuming. Also all you'd have to do is delete the old post, since mods can't see deleted posts (and I suspect more than one of you who suggested this knew that).

And yes, you guys are right when listing the problems inherent with using this forum as the sole source of information about an altcoin, along with a thousand other coins. Which is the reason people spam in the first place, because there is no specific board for mining a particular coin, or for services for a coin, or whatever else. The only real answer is to setup coin specific forums, any serious coin will do this. The rest are pump and dumps, or scams that won't be around long enough, and we aren't going to cater to them. We won't setup coin specific boards here either. Spamming is a crutch people have used to get around these limitations, and it's getting out of hand.
hero member
Activity: 602
Merit: 500
August 05, 2014, 03:59:28 AM
So it is spam for our exchange to let a thread know we listed them?? Since I had 2 posts deleted I can only assume the answer is yes. How is it spam letting communities know ONE time they are listed on an exchange? Please let me know.
That is f*cking mental! The mods are retarded.

Maybe the real reason they are doing this, is so that lots of coins die and bitcoins stays at the top.

yeah but they're like "All altcoins are scams durr" just like a bunch of old dudes in a hardware store hating on plastic.
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